Angmering Manor Hotel

A nice hotel in a lovely village. Building has plenty of character and the room was a good size with all facilities working. Lots of twisty stairs, not sure if theres a lift so if disabled worth checking. Everything was clean. The only issue we had was my partner's avocado on toast in the morning was coloured brown in places so clearly the avocado was not fresh. Hence the 4 star rather than 5.

I'm now a returning customer and have stayed alone as a treat/break to destress, with a friend as a mums night away, and as part of a romantic break as a couple, and I'll be coming back again. The pool and sauna are lovely, the gardens are pretty and a pleasant stroll even in the rain, and the 16th century building itself is a wonderful setting. The rooms are warm, comfortable, immaculately clean, well laid out and equipped with everything you need. The staff are polite, helpful and friendly, as well as accommodating. The breakfast buffet is a great mix of pastries, fresh fruit, with both premade granola pots and options to make your own, again beautifully presented. Coffee is fresh, and the cooked breakfast options are delicious, and the service is excellent. Having now had meals in the restaurant and bar, the food is of the same high quality and standard as everything else, and highly recommended. Despite living close enough to know a few of the people living locally through work, Angmering Manor has become a haven away from the hustle bustle and stress of everyday life. It's in a beautiful setting with a quality of service that can't be improved on. My only "complaint" would be that like many smaller hotels they don't offer room service, but beyond that I can't find anything that isn't 10/10

Just had our 6th wedding anniversary dinner at Angmering Manor. What a let down... we got married there 6 years ago today. The staff were not at all professional, we felt VERY rushed . They started setting up for breakfast & we had not even finished our meal. The standards have dropped considerably. VERY disappointed indeed. We were rushed in at at 7pm from the bar as they said they were fully booked, but only 2 tables appeared after we went in. The food was excellent but spoilt by a feeling of being rushed.

An old Manor converted into a hotel, leaflet says the hotel has been operating since 2006. The feel is one staying in an English cottage. The place has a lot of character and is not a typical hotel one would expect while browsing the selection. There is a restaurant and a bar, there were more facilities advertised such as gym, therapist and sauna which we did not visit. The service of the restaurant, front desk and the bar scores over the food and drinks that were offered.