Nicely decorated rooms and a very delicious breakfast made our stay a very pleasant one…read more The stony beach is a 5min drive away. The owners, Deborah and John, were very, very friendly and kind.

Had a great evening here with a friend. I had this really good homemade chilli and my friend had a…read morevery meaty pizza Both of our meals were so good and we agreed we'd defo be back. The garden has been changed a bit since ce we last came in and it looks so nice. Really cosy. The team behind the bar were such fun too they really seemed to enjoy what they do and it was great to see. Can't wait to see you all again.

Came into the George the other day as a friend recommended it and was lucky enough to gave good…read moreweather. The patio is quite big and it wasnt cold!! For lunch I had the fish and chips and my partner had the goat cheese tart salad. The portions were generous and extremely tasty. There was also I good range of ales and beers. Overall I would defiantly recommend the George ad dragon for any one who wants good food.

Without a doubt, the best b&b in Chichester! Don't even…read morewaste your money looking anywhere else, everything you need is right here. Friendly owners, remarkably clean, lovely breakfast, and within walking distance of the town centre. Can thoroughly recommend!

last visited sept 2010. This bed & Breakfast establishment…read moreis situated on the corner of the Main Road at the west end of the village of Brighstone that's about 2k from the south coast of West Wight. I've stayed here at least 6 times in the last 15 years & the standard of accommodation is 1st rate as are the cooked breakfasts - just the job to set up a day's walking, cycling or driving around this delightful island! Carol & Paul Hallums run The Lodge & go beyond the call of duty to make guests feel welcome & help advise on local events or attractions. Well worth a visit! There's a bus stop close by - Vectis Buses run a reliable service across the island & a week's pass that includes the open-top tour buses costs £20 each with family tickets also available.

Fabulous placesteeped in history. At one time it said to be ocupied by a town clergyman who,…read moreallegedly, supplemented his stipend by becoming .a highwayman!! When we stayed, my wife said she was visited by him!!!! Says she smelt pipe tobacco in the roomweelllll !! He didn't talk to me The rooms are large, bright, airy and some have double fronted windows with shutters. Beautiful en suite. The breakfast was outstanding. Parking is excellent round the back. Situated at the North end of the town, opposite The Museum, which is well furnished with local information. Very, very nice!! Thank You

I stayed here for about two months whilst I finished off my GCSEs before my big move to San…read moreFrancisco. The staff were VERY VERY helpful and the manager was extra friendly. They have a gym and a nice pool with jacuzzi sauna and steam room. There is lots of food! I love the food at this place, they do good cooked breakfast with very smart waiters and again, great fun to hang out with when you are stuck at a hotel for a period of time. The TV got knocked out once, annoying but it is an old place, and I was staying in the bit they were about to sell. The living room is so cool! They have Tennyson and other famous Brits all on the walls and nice furnishings and carpet. WIFI! I debated giving this four stars because the decor in my room was horrific - yellow wallpaper and low hung ceiling supports, plus a bit of weird mold in the shower. However, I did stay for one night in the other end of the hotel, and that was great, clean and even had windows (they were tiny in my room unfortunately). Since I know they are getting rid of that bit and no one else will likely have to stay in it for too much longer I give this place five stars. It's a lot of fun and extremely accommodating.

I visited with some family members as i was over in the UK from my own award winning inn located in…read moreWoodstock Vermont. We had dinner on a quiet Tuesday night as our number 1 choice (The Richmond Arms in West Ashling) was closed, and the food here was very good. I had read a review just recently in the Sunday Times and the place lived up to the review. Good food served by pleasant staff in a pub setting. Our dinner courses were tasty and had a few original touches and the setting was atmospheric.

Nice pub. Food served was excellent and they catered for me gluten free requirements well. Thanksread more

This is - in my opinion - one of those places you have to visit before you die. Preferably on a…read morenice sunny day in the warm months. The pub is steeped in history and that is reflected in the well kept but near un-touched interior. They have some great ales on tap and all are served with a friendly smile and, if not too busy, are happy to talk through some of the pub's history. The garden here in the summer is fantastic. The views are breath-taking and they run a barbecue every Sunday which of course, does attract a huge crowd so either get there early or have some extra bags of patience with you. We head there without fail once a year with a big group of friends and spend the whole afternoon eating and drinking beer, I highly advise you to do the same!

The Old Railway Station is a bed and breakfast hotel that also does afternoon teas…read more The railway line at Petworth closed in the 1960s, and the building quickly became derelict. It was fully restored at the end of the 20th century, and is listed as an historical building of interest, as an unusual example of a classic station design executed entirely in wood. Two of the bedrooms are located within the main building, and are more spacious. However, most people opt to stay in one of the old Pullman carriages, which are parked alongside the old platforms. These provide a unique accommodation experience. We stayed in the upper station room, accessed by a spiral staircase, which was both very spacious and very well appointed. The en-suite bathroom has a large walk-in shower, and plenty of space to put wash bags etc (joy). The bed can be configured as two single beds or a very large double, and was very comfortable. The bedlinen was also very good quality (great pillows). The room was spotlessly clean. Light sleepers might find the noise from the adjacent road a little irritating first thing in the morning, but it did not bother us. We paid £150 per night B&B for two. Check in (in the old ticket office) is limited normally to the mid afternoon/early evening, but there is a caretaker member of staff on site during through the night. Check-out is by 11am on the day of departure. It can be a little tricky to find, particularly if it is dark: the access road runs from the end of the adjacent Badgers pub, on the A285 two miles south of Petworth, but there are no street lamps. There is parking on gravel in front of the hotel. A nice touch was the key-ring with a powerful torch on it, which made walking to the adjacent pub for an evening meal straightforward. Breakfast (and afternoon tea) is served in the former waiting room, which has been lovingly restored and is very impressive. It is decorated with prints of trains and the station in earlier times, as well as items of railway memorabilia. We chose the full English breakfast (one vegetarian, one standard) which was excellent. You are asked to provide your choice is the day before, and your choice of breakfast slot: everything is then prepared freshly to order. This included cereals, fruit, fresh orange juice, toast, croissant and preserves, and the cooked breakfasts itself. In the summer, you can enjoy tea on the platform. This area of the former trackbed has been turned into a lush garden. At night, the absence of artificial light means that, if you get clear skies, you get an excellent view of the night sky - great for stargazing. Staff were extremely welcoming and friendly throughout. Nothing seemed to be too much trouble. We would happily recommend it.

We have both travelled a lot and stayed in many places, and have never felt so unwelcomed upon…read morefirst arrival as we did here. There was none of the usual basic respect for customer or warmth of hospitality. We suspect may have been predjudice because of our slightly alternative appearance, also we are foreigners, artists and are a couple in their '30's. Inside, the rooms smelled badly of stale cigarettes and/or mould. The room felt oppressive. There were many signs everywhere including in the bathroom with orders of what not to do, to the point of control freak. Sylvia's attitude was very cold and unfriendly and upon our leaving she was very aggressive towards us and showed disdain for the Scottish pound note with which we used to pay her. We didn't end up even staying the first night there as we just felt so uncomfortable.