Hotels near Worthing
Search hotels and more near Worthing
Filter by:
Star rating
Review score
The Chatsworth Hotel
Superbly situated for Worthing town centre, 19th-century Chatsworth Hotel is a family-run, Grade II Listed building with Georgian frontage overlooking Steyne Gardens.
Angmering Manor Hotel
Angmering Manor Hotel offers hotel accommodation, a restaurant and a bar, in the heart of Angmering Village. It is thought to have been built in the 16th century by missionaries.
The Coach and Horses
Located in Worthing, The Coach and Horses features a garden, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property.
The Burlington
Opposite Worthing Beach, this refurbished seafront property with a Victorian style dates from 1865. Enjoy full English breakfasts, sea views and traditional food in bustling The Burlington Bar.
Ardington Hotel
Ardington Hotel is situated in Worthing, 100 metres from the promenade and pier. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers en suite rooms, room service and luggage storage space.
The Highdown – Brunning and Price
Set within the beautiful grounds of Highdown Gardens, Highdown Hotel is a former manor house offering luxury rooms and a restaurant. Guests can enjoy free WI-Fi access.
Brewhouse and Kitchen
Situated in Worthing, less than 1 km from Worthing Beach, Brewhouse and Kitchen features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Findon Manor Hotel
Set in the beautiful Sussex countryside with great views throughout, Findon Manor is a country house hotel offering an-award-winning restaurant, a bar, and individually decorated bedrooms.
The Tollgate Bed & Breakfast
Situated in the quaint village of Bramber at the foot of the South Downs, The Tollgate Bed & Breakfast offers free parking, and free Wi-Fi .
The Railway Hotel Worthing
Directly opposite Worthing Train Station, this traditional hotel from the late 19th century has a restaurant, bar and comfy rooms. Worthing seafront is 15 minutes' walk away via the town centre.
What guests said about Worthing:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
A lively seaside town with a range of eateries and...
A lively seaside town with a range of eateries and accommodation to suit most tastes and budgets, along with entertainment venues like the historic Dome cinema. There was a terrific little street food festival on during my visit.PhilipUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Located on south coast, many beautiful areas and buildings...
Located on south coast, many beautiful areas and buildings to enjoy as well as the pristine seafront. Parking like anywhere, can be a pain, but can usually find somewhere close to destination. Was lucky enough to have a genuine little craft pub at end of the street.GregoryUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Old fashioned style resort which is a characteristic of...
Old fashioned style resort which is a characteristic of British heritage. There is a degree of melancholy that is actually quite fascinating. The demographic probably favours over 50s of whom I, unfortunately, am one.
NEALEUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Family meal at the Toby Carvery in Goring Road, food and...
Family meal at the Toby Carvery in Goring Road, food and service all very good. Beer at The Parsonage which has a great choice of Sussex real ales and a friendly, knowledgeable publican. The seafront very nice for a walk.AnnieUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
I stayed in West Worthing, near to Tarring Village.
I stayed in West Worthing, near to Tarring Village. A lovely place with lots of gorgeous old buildings to look at. The restaurant in Tarring was wonderful and the food and service were superb. The gentleman who ran the accommodation was a perfect gentleman and even helped me with my bags to and from the car (because of my arthritis) and dropped me to the restaurant in the evening, so I had a lovely walk back in the evening. I was given help with directions to the wedding venue too. It is very easy to drive to and in Worthing and even easier to West Worthing.
DeeUnited Kingdom
Research, refine and make plans for your whole trip
