The 10 best Bed and Breakfast Inns in West Sussex, United Kingdom

We can offer 5, individually themed rooms, all non smoking, en-suite and to include full English Breakfast. We can offer discounts without breakfast and for long term and business guests. We offer the full facilities of a traditional English pub by the sea, including home cooked dishes and special events

East Beach Guest House is by the sea with over 100 years of heritage. It's a fantastic gateway to relaxation or a base to adventure. With a nod to contemporary Sussex coastal style, we have nine individually designed bedrooms doused in natural hues of Farrow & Ball and finished with mid-century artwork with luxury handmade mattresses & free WiFi. Wake up with breakfast in bed with our room service continental breakfast including delicious freshly baked pastries and soak up the amazing sea views. Choose from one of the many fabulous restaurants all within walking distance and make use of our complimentary car parking. We are dog friendly with lots of great walks along the coast or in the South Downs.

We are a 17th century rural country pub with two bars, three dining areas and a gorgeous beer garden. Plush boutique rooms offering B&B. Pocket sprung mattresses with Egyptian cotton bed linen and a continental breakfast. Free parking in an accessible location close to Horsham, Gatwick Airport and Brighton.

B&B only, 7 on suite rooms, 2 of which dog friendly ground floor own entrance, further 5 rooms in main building. Guest lounge with fridge and mircro wave. 15minute walk to West Wittering Beach. Local bus stop opposite to The Beach House.

Little Foxes Hotel is near Gatwick airport offering overnight guests on site holiday parking. Single, twin, double, triple and family rooms available Your holiday starts here.

With its full refurbishment The White Swan Inn is now back on Arundel’s map situated just 5 minutes outside of Arundel and perfectly located for easy travel to Chichester, Fontwell and Goodwood. Now part of Pebble Hotels The White Swan has strived to create a contemporary edge to this traditional property with a blend of oak beams, open fires, bold fabrics and striking artwork. Relax in the fabulous new lounge with free WiFi access or enjoy a chilled glass of wine in the beautiful bar and restaurant where the new menus are served all day. The new look ensuite bedrooms offer all personal amenities, 24 hour room service, broadband internet connection and tea and coffee making facilities. Full English Breakfast is charged at an additional £9.50 per person.

A 17th Century converted farmhouse situated in the picturesque village of Fishbourne, W. Sussex. The Bull's Head is a relaxing, comfortable, beamed pub that is famous for its good fresh food, excellent real ales and fine wines. A warm and intimate atmosphere awaits you in this typically English Village Pub. Fishbourne is an ideal location to be based, whether for business or pleasure, one minute to the famous Roman Palace & five minutes by car to the centre of Chichester and thirty minutes to Portsmouth with its Historic Dockyard and great waterfront shopping. The Bulls Head is also close to many other popular attractions, including Fontwell, Fishbourne Roman Villa and Goodwood, famous for its Racecourse, the Goodwood Festival of Speed and the Goodwood Revival. The Bulls Head serves the best in cask conditioned real ales, with always five to choose from, Fullers London Pride, H.S.B and E.S.B along with other popular bottled and draught lagers, something for every taste bud.

The Coast Yard at St Andrews Lodge Selsey is a licensed, B&B located in the coastal town of Selsey, 7 miles from Chichester. We have 10 en-suite rooms, 5 located in the house and another 5 which open directly on to our beautiful gardens. One of our rooms is accessible and includes a wet rooom. All guests can use our large private car park and access free WiFi.

The Village House Coaching Inn is nestled in the newly formed South Downs National Park, at the heart of the picturesque downland village of Findon, near Worthing and was first mentioned by name in the 'Findon Chronicles' in 1527 when it became the property of a Mr Thomas Beret. Since then the building has seen many changes of use and has been a private house as well as a convalescent home for the well heeled of London (no change there then). In the 1930s the Village House became a guest house and tea room - a recently found advertisement dating from this time boasted of... en pension terms of 2 ½ guineas to 4 guineas per week-according to room and season... and... rooms with such modern conveniences as electric light. Today our rooms still retain their old world charm and atmosphere, but we try to offer a little more luxury than in the 1930s. If you love walking, we are ideally located for both the South Downs and Monarchs Way, which both offer fantastic views across the south downs and Sussex coast. If golf is your passion there are two challenging golf courses nearby, or if it's horse racing, then Fontwell and Goodwood racecourses are within easy distance. Findon is also the home of the Gifford Racing Stables who produced the famous Grand National winner, Aldaniti.