Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
We loved our stay here. The property is in a lovely quiet but convenient location. The rooms are well appointed and clean. There is a very helpful list of places to eat nearby. The breakfast was excellent and cooked to order. The owners were very welcoming. I can’t recommend this guest house enough.
We loved our stay here. The property is in a lovely quiet but convenient location. The rooms are well appointed and clean. There is a very helpful list of places to eat nearby. The breakfast was excellent and cooked to order. The owners were very welcoming. I can’t recommend this guest house enough.
Rose
Reviewed September 27, 2025Reviewed September 27, 2025
Charming little English Village of your dreams. Beautiful countryside vistas, Pub’s to die for and welcoming community. All with the best B&B hostess ever!
Charming little English Village of your dreams. Beautiful countryside vistas, Pub’s to die for and welcoming community. All with the best B&B hostess ever!
The owner was very nice to us and his Chef was unbelievable for preparing and serving Delicious food
The property is well kept
The only thing I did not like was the way Expedia described and showed the room we booked on the web site.
It was shown as on the bottom floor with the exit on to the garden and bigger room .
The owner was very nice to us and his Chef was unbelievable for preparing and serving Delicious food
The property is well kept
The only thing I did not like was the way Expedia described and showed the room we booked on the web site.
It was shown as on the bottom floor with the exit on to the garden and bigger room .
ALVIN
Reviewed September 2, 2026Reviewed September 2, 2026
Spent one night on a trip through SE England. Typical pub/inn in Fishbourne, a suburb of Chichester. Close to Roman villa ruins with probably the best mosaic floors outside of Mediterranean. Comfortable room recently renovated with nice bathroom. Rooms are in a small annex behind the pub across a small outdoor eating area -- it might be noisy on a busy summer evening, but was dead quiet on a cold March night. Good pub food; bar and restaurant busy with locals. Would stay here again.
Spent one night on a trip through SE England. Typical pub/inn in Fishbourne, a suburb of Chichester. Close to Roman villa ruins with probably the best mosaic floors outside of Mediterranean. Comfortable room recently renovated with nice bathroom. Rooms are in a small annex behind the pub across a small outdoor eating area -- it might be noisy on a busy summer evening, but was dead quiet on a cold March night. Good pub food; bar and restaurant busy with locals. Would stay here again.
The Cottage is a perfect place to stay when you don't want to do a long drive back home after some excellent culture at The Chichester Festival Theatre. Easy walking distance to the theatre (just under a mile). Full English breakfast is worth the few extra quid!
The Cottage is a perfect place to stay when you don't want to do a long drive back home after some excellent culture at The Chichester Festival Theatre. Easy walking distance to the theatre (just under a mile). Full English breakfast is worth the few extra quid!
I thoroughly enjoyed my week-long stay at The Chichester Inn. The proprietor and his son were both wonderful. The room had everything I needed, and it was great to "live" above a vibrant pub with a folk music culture. I fell asleep one night to the sounds of celtic music floating up the stairs--a magical experience. The breakfast was generous and beautifully cooked. I also ate dinner there several times as the food was fresh and yummy. My only suggestion is that they might update the pillows and...
I thoroughly enjoyed my week-long stay at The Chichester Inn. The proprietor and his son were both wonderful. The room had everything I needed, and it was great to "live" above a vibrant pub with a folk music culture. I fell asleep one night to the sounds of celtic music floating up the stairs--a magical experience. The breakfast was generous and beautifully cooked. I also ate dinner there several times as the food was fresh and yummy. My only suggestion is that they might update the pillows and...
Elizabeth Ann
Reviewed October 24, 2016Reviewed October 24, 2016
We stayed 4 nights in "the annex" of The Nags Head while attending the Goodwood Revival in Sept. Although the price was crazy expensive at £450 per night for a basic hotel room and breakfast, at the time we booked we couldn't find anything cheaper that was as close to the train and bus station. (It's an easy walk through the historic center, past inviting shops and restaurants.)
The "annex" rooms are around the corner from the main in and pub, and the separation was no problem. The area felt...
We stayed 4 nights in "the annex" of The Nags Head while attending the Goodwood Revival in Sept. Although the price was crazy expensive at £450 per night for a basic hotel room and breakfast, at the time we booked we couldn't find anything cheaper that was as close to the train and bus station. (It's an easy walk through the historic center, past inviting shops and restaurants.)
The "annex" rooms are around the corner from the main in and pub, and the separation was no problem. The area felt...
Gretchen
Reviewed September 29, 2026Reviewed September 29, 2026
The staff were incredibly helpful and welcoming. The property was quiet, safe, and clean. Breakfast was hot, fresh, and delicious. All in all, a great spot for those who need a quiet spot near Chichester.
The staff were incredibly helpful and welcoming. The property was quiet, safe, and clean. Breakfast was hot, fresh, and delicious. All in all, a great spot for those who need a quiet spot near Chichester.