The Best South Downs Bed & Breakfasts

offers a unique stay amidst the South Downs countryside in either stylish rooms in the former station house or in restored Pullman carriages

traditional inn, set in a picturesque village close to the South Downs, with smart, updated interiors and luxurious, well-appointed rooms

tucked away in pretty gardens close to the village centre and offers individually decorated rooms and relaxing leisure facilities

built in the 18th century, this town centre inn has been lovingly restored but retains original character and charm alongside contemporary decor

600-year-old inn brimming with period features, dine in the oak-panelled restaurant and stay in comfy rooms that retain original wooden beams

in the shadow of the Cathedral, this welcoming inn offers beautifully appointed rooms, a relaxed restaurant and an award winning bar

serving the public since 1755, this traditional pub is tucked away in quiet corner of the city and offers individually-designed rooms and good food

on the edge of the South Downs, this charming inn features a bar full of character, well-appointed bedrooms and a choice of places to eat

a refined 19th-century house with a colonial-style veranda set in a charming South Downs village - guest rooms are ultra-smart and chic

smart, contemporary rooms feature upstairs, whilst downstairs in the bar and restaurant British influenced dishes feature on the menu

the medieval origins of this stylish inn - there are just 7 elegant rooms - can be seen in the original beams, fireplaces and crooked passageways

with an inclusive, cooked English breakfast and stylishly decorated rooms, this friendly inn makes is ideal spot for exploring the city

atmospheric, 15th century coaching inn set in a charming village nestled in the South Downs - guest rooms are inviting, cosy and comfortable

Grade II-listed, award winning breakfasts and situated by the river in the centre of town

snuggle up to a roaring fire in the cosy bar of the beautifully presented, traditional pub

traditional, city cente pub located inside the old walls and within a short walk of Chichester Cathedral and the Festival Theatre

spacious, sumptuously appointed rooms feature at this elegant, Georgian building offering luxurious accommodation in the town centre

a traditional village inn with a great lunchtime restaurant menu has comfortable, simply-furnished rooms upstairs or in a separate annexe

traditional inn dating back to the 14th century, now the focal point of pretty Alfriston - regular events, home-cooked food and a garden feature

traditional pub set overlooking the green in a pretty village on the edge of the South Downs - locally sourced produce features on the menu

traditional, friendly inn set in the heart of Chichester with tastefully furnished guest rooms and a lively bar and courtyard terrace

cosy and individually styled rooms are located in a converted stable block at this relaxed, town centre pub and smokehouse

features vibrant and colourful guest rooms and vibrant cafe bar serving a modern bistro food menu and a good selection of real ales and wines

with views across to the South Downs, this friendly hotel, set in a 17th-century house, is operated as part of a Learning Disabilities Centre

traditional pub offering a handy, central location, simple style rooms, bar meals and an outside deck area adorned with floral displays in summer

period grandeur in the rooms and fabulous contemporary bathrooms are a winning style combination in this luxury B&B in the heart of Chichester

Grade II listed, former coaching inn set in a prominent central spot; well-appointed guest rooms are in the main hotel or a modern wing

historic hotel dating from 1548 packed with charming original features - the inglenook fireplace is a delight - offering a relaxing country retreat

relaxed hotel set in a delightful village a short drive from Worthing and the coast - bedrooms feature either traditional or contemporary decor

enjoy the charm of this refurbished 17th century hotel featuring a 1920's themed bar

a traditional pub in a pretty village offering cosy rooms and easy road access to Winchester, the South Downs and the A34, A31 and M3

located below the battlements of Arundel Castle offering an ideal base to explore the area

a restored 18th century Georgian hotel close to shops, bars and restaurants

an elegantly appointed, restored coaching inn, with good transport links throughout the area

situated right in the heart of the town, this well presented hotel has good leisure facilities