Arundel is located in the South West of the county of Sussex and is a market town boasting fabulously quaint effects and great local produce.
Being a fair-trade town, Arundel is at the heart of ecological issues and offers a great array or green eateries and shops to enjoy. The Cathedral – Arundel Cathedral – is the seat of the Bishop of Arundel and Brighton and is located in the surrounds of Arundel and is a superb example of architecture.
The cricket ground located at the castle is one of the more picturesque in England and the castle itself is a fabulous medieval castle still very much intact. Arundel welcomes all who come to visit the great town and has plenty of places to stay as well as a variety of places to visit when the sun goes down. Arundel is easy to access from road, bus and train and the surrounding areas are a great day out as well.
Arundel Castle
This castle overlooks the River Arun and dates back to the end of the 11th century. The grounds here are magnificent as well as some of the castle rooms, you will also find a gift shop, cafe and a restaurant here.
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Arundel Wetland Centre
Located in 26 acres of landscape and wetland habitat, the centre is a bird watching paradise. Little people will be entertained as well in with the pond skaters adventure and the tree creeper play area. (01903 883355) The Victoria Institute
Known to be the heart of Arundel activities, the Institute has live music, a theatre, Jazz Club, Children’s Art Workshops and much more. Located in Tarrant Street.
In 89 acres of parkland, this Georgian manor house has a gym, an 18-hole golf course and 2 swimming pools. Hilton Avisford has a sauna, steam room and tennis courts.
Each en suite room at Hilton Avisford Park has a TV, tea/coffee and a work desk.
Living Well Health Club offers an indoor pool, an outdoor pool, and beauty treatment rooms. Hilton Avisford features an aerobics studio and squash courts.
Conveniently located between Arundel and Littlehampton, this modern Comfort Inn is within easy reach of many attractions.
With excellent facilities, the hotel is an excellent base for visiting the spectacular Arundel Castle or exploring the delights of West Sussex, Chichester, Bognor Regis, Fontwell and Goodwood.
Stirling's Bar and Restaurant is open 7 days a week, where you can enjoy a full English breakfast or a 3-course dinner in the evenings.
Situated in the heart of Arundel, this grade II listed Victorian building was completely refurbished in 2004 to combine traditional comforts with the facilities of a modern 4-star hotel.
The town of Arundel is an enchanting place for you to explore. It is famous for its 12th century castle which was once the historic seat of the Duke of Norfolk, the premier Dukedom of the realm. The Swan Hotel itself dates back to 1759 and is a prominent building on the High Street.
Our hotel is set under the battlements of Arundel Castle and has an atmosphere of traditional permanence. The kind that prevails in all of the gracious buildings that make up Britain's colourful heritage.
Part of the Forestdale Hotel Group. The Norfolk Arms is a charming Georgian Coaching Inn, built over 200 years ago by the 10th Duke of Norfolk. It soon became the local meeting place and a popular resting spot for weary travellers.
Set in the beautiful countryside of West Sussex, this small, family-run hotel, in the pretty town of Arundel, presents itself as the ideal base for touring the South-East of England.
Close to Arundel castle, cathedral and town centre, the hotel offers excellent service with a genuine smile.
With easy access to the train station, Arundel Park is close to all the amenities of Arundel, as well as the nearby towns of Portsmouth, Chichester, Worthing, Brighton, and London.
