Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in West Sussex, England

Waterhall Country House (Gatwick) - In 34 acres of beautiful countryside, just 2 miles (3.2 km) from Gatwick Airport, this 18th-century farmhouse offers comfortable accommodation with modern comforts, including free Wi-Fi. With a convenient location, within easy reach of the airport and just 10 minutes from Crawley town centre, Waterhall Country House is great for a short Gatwick stopover or a longer break. Parts of this beautiful farmhouse date back to around 1750. All of the accommodation boasts modern comforts and facilities, including comfortable beds, TVs, hairdryers and radio alarm clocks. All rooms are en suite and come complete with large, soft towels. The on-site bar has a real open fire and is open until 22:00. Free parking is available for guests during their stay and on-site holiday parking is available on request at an additional cost. Please book in advance direct with the hotel. With a convenient yet relaxing location, Waterhall Country House prides itself on offering comfortable, spotlessly clean accommodation and great value.

The George Hotel - Dating back to 1615, this former coaching inn is steeped in history and character, and is situated in the lovely town of Crawley, just 10 minutes' drive from Gatwick Airport. Stay at the most convenient location, close to the M23. The George is just 5 miles away from Gatwick Airport, and right in the town centre. All the nightclubs, pubs, restaurants, cinema and major shopping areas are just a walking distance away. The local railway station is just 5 minutes' walk away. The hotel has a wide range of function rooms for meetings, conferences, weddings and private parties. In the George Bar, English pub food is a favourite amongst the locals and guests who delight in the selection of wines and spirits. Alternatively, you may prefer to sample from a varied choice of traditional food and excellent selection of wines in the friendly, informal pub.

Random Hall - Amid the Sussex countryside, just outside Slinfold Village, 10 minutes from central Horsham, this peaceful 16th century farmhouse offers warmth and charm. Privately owned and conveniently set on the main A29 road (connecting London to Bognor Regis), Random Hall is a listed building with a modern bedroom extension to the rear. There is free Wi-Fi in bedrooms and public areas. Random Hall has free off-road parking and en suite rooms, each with a trouser press, Sky TV and tea/coffee. Relax in 2 comfortable lounges and enjoy either a full English or continental breakfast every morning. Also on site is the licensed Tapestry Restaurant, open from Monday to Thursday and offering an interesting wine list.

The George Hotel - This former 16th century coaching inn still retains many of its wonderful original features, with a cosy interior, original wooden beams and an inglenook fireplace. The hotel's original historic beauty does not compromise the standard of its accommodation. All of the recently refurbished rooms are en suite, with power showers, air conditioning and secondary glazing. The hotel is the perfect place to sample the renowned, good-quality food along with a glass of fine new world wine or a glass of real ale in front of a roaring fire. Conferences, meetings and parties are also catered for in the Georgian Suite. With good quality, comfortable accommodation in a traditional, historic setting, the hotel is great for a romantic getaway or a relaxing break.

Barrington Lodge - This newly-refurbished accommodation is 15 minutes' drive from Gatwick Airport, a 10-minute walk from Crawley train station and close to the town centre. Barrington Lodge is situated in the centre of Old Crawley and away from the busy main roads. All rooms are well-equipped. The guest house is well placed for trips to the South Coast and the Sussex Downs. Crawley has fast rail links to both London and the South Coast.

The White Horse Inn - In the beautiful village of Sutton, near Goodwood, in the Sussex countryside, this traditional inn offers stylish, modern rooms, free Wi-Fi, free parking and great food and drink. The White Horse Inn was reopened in July 2008 after a full refurbishment. Light and airy, the inn now has comfortable and stylish en suite rooms with good quality furniture, comfortable bedding and fluffy towels. The inn offers great-value contemporary food and the menu changes regularly to reflect the finest, freshest seasonal produce available locally. A range of drinks is available, including local ales and carefully chosen wines In a quiet lane, in this beautiful part of the Sussex countryside, the inn is within easy reach of Goodwood, Petworth and Chichester. There are many walks through the region's beautiful scenery starting at the inn.

Trumbles - In a quiet countryside location, 2 miles (3.2 km) from London Gatwick Airport, this 4-star bed and breakfast offers free Wi-Fi, free airport transfers and charming en suite rooms. Originally built in 1872, Trumbles has a beautiful, peaceful location. Free transfers to Gatwick Airport are available 24 hours a day, while transfers from the airport are available from 07:00 to 22:30. There is free on-site parking (also available after check-out for a small additional cost). The attractive en suite rooms all have TVs, alarm clock radios and tea/coffee. Toiletries are also included. Choose from a full English Breakfast or a buffet-style continental breakfast for those with early departures. The village of Charlwood is just a 10-minute walk away and has 3 pubs, all serving good food.

The Aldwick - Located 200 metres from the sea and local shops, The Aldwick is a small family-run hotel with a restaurant. The hotel has 8 bedrooms, a lift to all floors and a patio for outdoor dining. The hotel is just west of Bognor town centre, which can be reached by walking along the promenade. Goodwood and Fontwell racecourses are a short drive away. The Aldwick is also near to Chichester, historic Arundel and many marinas.

The Old Railway Station - Formerly Petworth Railway Station, built in 1894 - now the perfect place to relax in colonial splendour. The guest rooms are all double, en-suite. There are 2 rooms in the Station House, the remaining guest rooms are in our fully restored Edwardian Pullman railway carriages. The magnificent guest lounge was formerly the waiting room and has a 20 foot vaulted ceiling. It leads out onto the platform which is a popular summer venue for breakfast. The dining area backs onto the station master's and ticket office, now the station kitchen, and features the original ticket windows. In winter, breakfast is served, accompanied by a roaring log fire, in the booking hall.

The Burlington Hotel - Guest House - The Burlington offers guest accommodation which has been refurbished to a very high standard and offers the best of the old and the best of the new. This prominent hotel, built in 1865, has a wealth of history and is situated on Worthing seafront.