We hired rodeo bull and bouncy castle for our Grandma's 80th party and they were excellent. A very…read morefriendly, professional team who were great with all the guests. The equipment was of a high standard and the all round package was great value for money. Fun was had by everyone. Definately recommend them.

Brilliant to deal with and always give us a great event to remember. Use them year after year as…read morethey always have something exciting to offer. Always a massive hit and outs plenty of smiles on our faces:) cheers, Vicky & Cyril (soton)

I had afternoon tea here with a pretty big group of friends. It was classic and I liked that it…read morewas definitely nice but not extremely fancy. The tea was good and so were the treats. My friends and I drank quite a bit of tea, and definitely ate pretty much all of the food. The building/ house is really pretty both on the outside and the inside. It's also cool because it is within Stanmer Park. It is fairly secluded, in a good way, but not too far from things at all. The best thing about this place is that it's so pretty and peaceful.

Stanmer House was built in 1720 for the first Earl of Chichester, Thomas Pelham by the architect…read moreNicholas Dubois. It's a quintessential English country house, built in a restrained classical style, and set in 5,000 acres of parkland - also landscaped in the classical English style. The House itself incorporated part of the house of the previous owners of the estate, the Michelborne family, who were connected with the manor (then called Audwick) as early as 1594. The new house was in the restrained Classical style so popular for English country houses, with little adornment. A later extension to the right wing has spoiled the symmetry somewhat, but the ensemble is still handsome enough. Although most of the contents were dispersed when the House was sold to the Council, the ground floor interiors of this Grade 1 listed building are reasonably well preserved and tastefully decorated, and worth a look - the main function rooms of the house are open to visitors for free when not in use. Among other things, they contain a midly diverting collection of old photographs, but most of the original contents have long since gone - however, the modern furnishings fit in well enough in a 'Country House Hotel' sort of way. The grounds are now owned by Brighton City Council as Stanmer Park (see separate entry), but the house has been retained as a conference and events venue, and specialises in special dinners, weddings and similar events. The venue is licensed for Civil Ceremonies. I have only visited the house as a tourist so can't comment first hand on service etc. or as a conference or event venue. But it has a good reputation locally, albeit at a price: wedding packages here start around £140 per guest (up to 140 with a marquee), but it'd be a pretty memorable!

I have been using Kingie's castles for the last 5 years and I cannot recommend them enough, from…read morestart to finish they was helpful when booking a castle to drop off and collection. Thank you for making my party planning a little less stressful :)

We are so pleased we found this bouncy castle company, there customer service was excellent and…read morethey helped us choose the right bouncy castle that would fit in the hire we had hired , great prices and on time as I would have expected, we will definitely be recommending Kingies castles to all our friends and family,