The Best South Downs Budget Hotels

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

popular pub and lodge style accommodation situated on the A32 between Alton and West Meon amidst the South Downs countryside

handily located stopover hotel set within Services just off the A27 with Arundel, Littlehampton and the South Downs just a short drive away

traditional hotel located close to Preston Park away from Brighton's bustling centre yet on a regular and conveient bus route into the city

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

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

traditional village pub with a friendly atmosphere - offers stylish, well appointed rooms, good home cooked food, real ales and fine wines

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

enjoy a great meal at this friendly inn featuring a Thai restaurant with a range of authentic dishes, and stay in one of the stylish apartments

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

this friendly village alehouse serves tasty food too, and offers delightful rooms and a suite - all with beams, period features and crisp linen

a comfortable inn located on Alton's fringes, popular with locals and visitors alike, with sensitively-updated, bright and airy guest rooms

refurbished Sussex farmhouse set in extensive grounds surrounded by rolling hills yet moments from Southease station for trains to Brighton

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

located in a lofty spot directly on the South Downs Ways with scenic views all around - has bright, simple rooms and dormitories and tents

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

with a restaurant serving British cuisine, this friendly inn, with modern rooms, sits just over a mile from the town centre

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

traditional, family-run pub located on Brighton's fringes close to surrounding countryside and two and a half miles from the city centre