Mike and Thelama run this wonderful little hotel with so much passion and emphasis on friendly…read moreservice, you can tell as soon as you walk in that your going to enjoy yourself. The locations is slap bang on the seafront and when the weathers good you could be in a seaside resort in Europe. The decking at the front is the perfect place to sit, enjoy some of their home-cooked food and watch the world go by. The rooms are of a really high standard and really cheap (£37 for a single) considering the beautiful location.

Only stayed one night owing to heavy schedule.Very friendly welcome showed a choice of rooms,all…read morenicely furnished all on suit,excellent value for money inc breakfast,i would recommend this Hotel to anyone nice bar /food right on the sea front perfect outside sea/beach view terrace, Highly reccomended Neil Morrison Stratford upon Avon

Always hard to rate a hotel on a single one night visit but for me this place was fairly good,…read morebreakfast was a bit overcooked but the room was clean, staff very friendly and helpful and the building itself an amazing piece of history. 3 stars looks low to me but as it says it was A-Ok for the price it should be 4 but there is no distinction here on Yelp.

Not bad. Usually when staying at budget hotels I tend to go for the newer types like Holiday Inn…read moreExpress. My previous experience of older hotels, especially former grand dames like this has been pretty poor. I didn't book the hotel, which is how we ended up staying here, but I was pleasantly surprised and although the interior decoration isn't my cup of tea, everything else was fine. The location is ideal as it's right in the heart of town as well as being next door to the beach. Our room was clean, the bed very comfortable and I had a great night sleep. We found the bathroom to be a fair size with decent water pressure for the shower, although I'm not a fan of showers over a bath. Breakfast was good too. We both went for the full English with toast and left feeling satisfied. The coffee though was weak and it's a shame as everything else was nice. The big question is, would I stay here again? The answer to that is yes and hopefully they read this and learn how to make proper coffee in time for my next visit.

I had a lovely stay at the Royal Hotel these last several days, and I wanted to make sure that the…read moreinnkeepers get their credit on Yelp! The service and the food especially deserve mention. Everything that we ate was delicious--from the fish and chips, to the lamb shank, to the scones with clotted cream and jam, to the bacon and Brie baguette, which was to die for. The service while eating was fantastic--ask for Chrissie if you can, whom I very highly recommend. She was super attentive, kind, friendly, and totally on top of what she was doing. She took such good care of us. Everyone who helped us was lovely though, so don't worry f you don't get Chrissie. As for our room, the room itself had good amenities in terms of a great view and a small kitchen included (we were in Flat 5 which has a double bed and two twins, if that helps anyone). The only thing I must mention as a star off was my bed itself, which was quite hard. Maybe you like hard beds though--some people do. The view from the room and from the pub, restaurant, and lobby are gorgeous; definitely spend some time staring at the sea if you can. The hotel is right on the seafront, so nothing obscures it. There is shopping close by on London Road, just a couple blocks from the hotel. You'll find practical stops like a Superdrug and grocery store, as well as clothing and more touristy shops. Overall, a delightful and peaceful place.

Butlin's Adults Weekenders are not for the faint of heart. Yes, I did steal that line from a…read moreFacebook group I belong to, but it is so true. While we may have atmospheres somewhat similar to Butlin's in the US (think a Disney resort but if it was on Chicago's Navy Pier, with a water park, and your favorite musical acts from the 70s-2010s performed... given the theme of the weekend), there really isn't anything that is really comparable. It is on the English Channel and the shingle beach is so interesting to explore! Located on the southern edge of Bognor Regis - a quaint and cute town in West Sussex - it was fairly easy to get to from London. Just 2 trains and a taxi ride from the Bognor train station. At Butlin's, I stayed in the Shoreline Hotel, which is geared toward kids with it's nautical theme. The view was not bad (see photos); I enjoyed being able to see the shoreline as well as the park. Overall, it has a much newer vibe than the Minehead location that I visited in October 2022. The hotel and facilities were extremely clean (per my standards; which, as an American, are apparently quite low). The bath/shower was unexpectedly large and the bath was huge - so much larger than what I am accustomed to. There is a mini fridge in the room and plenty of space to unpack and make yourself comfortable. The "kids" room was fun, with a bunk bed, little tv, and even a disco light! The beds were comfortable and the linens were very clean. I had a package delivered during my stay, I am sure that is out of the ordinary. Angela at Shoreline reception ensure I received it prior to the concert so I could possibly have my favorite band sign the item I purchased (and they did!!!) :D She was really a star!! Recommend for adult weekenders.... will be back in 2025!

You go here for the bands. The accommodations are a joke- more in line with a no-tell motel and…read morethey charge a fortune. The largest crappy bed is a double. Our 2 bedroom apartment was billed as "brand new silver seas". The only thing that might have been new was our toilet. Some of the sections don't even provide a basic bath towel. The food options on premise are on par with the hospital style cafeteria crap quality. Brand name fast food is the secondary food source. The place is run down in almost all the areas. I am not reviewing the arcade or pool stuff- just the rooms and the fact you have to pay to stay here to see the bands as they don't offer day passes so you can stay elsewhere So unless there are several bands it's not worth coming to this dump.

Absolutely lovely barn conversion with exquisite stylish furnishings, a walled private gated garden…read moreand private parking. 10 minutes from the beach. We will definitely return and would recommend this to everyone.

At 95 pounds per night, one expects much, much more (my wife and I took a "triple room"). The cold…read morewater tap did not function in the wash basin. The shower did not work. The mattress was old and lumpy. The "flat-screened" TV's mentioned on the website are tiny; more like a computer monitor. The room was freezing cold (the new remote-controlled heater was positioned high on the wall above the door and did not effectively heat the entire room). The breakfast was slightly below average quality for a seaside B&B; not what one would expect at this price. On the plus side, the landlord is friendly, chatty and interesting.