Angmering Manor in Arun

Very friendly staff, lovely room but a bit small, good breakfast, good facilities. Very pleasant place to stay, located in a quiet location.

Wanted to find out if restaurant had improved in last year, as reviews seemed divided. The menu was old school British. The execution was very disappointing. The prawn cocktail was out of the 1960s - marie rose that tasted like ketchup + mayo mixed, bread was thin sliced wholemeal that could have come from Tesco. Pork chop was as hard as a hockey puck. The apricot bread & butter pudding was as advertised - a thin apricot jam sandwich that was dry baked and served cold. Once a jewel in the crown of the Angmering area, now, not even worth a google search.

Booked 4 rooms for the weekend, all were spotlessly clean and comfortable. All staff we came across were friendly, lovely breakfast and pool is excellent. Very enjoyable stay.

Not as good as it was,food no where near as nice as it used to be which is really disappointing.Could be a great place to go on a Sunday

We've been coming to this hotel on and off about a decade. When we first came it was fantastic and an excellent stay with wonderful service. It has gone through some changes of ownership and management and last time we came it was a very poor or and faded version of the hotel we knew before. This most recent state stay was a fantastic improvement on the last. New management are clearly dedicated to improving the experience for their guests. We had a simple one-night stay with a meal in the restaurant and everything was great.

An interesting room with gorgeous food in the restaurant, this gem has a nicely set up pool area that my wife and I enjoyed immensely. However, opaque film in the bathroom, please! And please, hire some staff! While my stepmother and aunt still lived we enjoyed this lovely hotel almost monthly for several years. You had a snug that everyone enjoyed; drinks, chats, even cards were played. Why on earth us it private dining when no-one uses it?!

This hotel has so much potential but unfortunately it feels underfunded and therefore has failed to impress us. The staff are nice enough, the waiters in the restaurant are attentive, the location is good and the building itself inside is pretty impressive in places. Also, the pool is actually lovely and added a star to the overall rating. But that is where the good things end. We booked into a superior double room. Not sure in which way it is supposed to be superior. I guess the size is good. And there is tea, instant coffee and biscuits in the room that are refreshed daily. However, the room looks tired, the wallpaper on the wall - old-fashioned, and not in a good way. Impressive looking bed is squeaky and the headboard is looking more shabby than chic with use. The worst place, however, was the shower. There was mould on the wall, around soap holder, and around the shower cubicle (see photos). The toiletries provided are super basic - just hand soap and boywash/shampoo combo. Hairdryer is really old-fashioned and it takes forever to dry long hair. There are robes in the room, which also look tired, have stains in places and broken belt loops. But still useful for going to the swimming pool. There is water provided by the swimming pool but never any glasses available to actually drink the water out of. The breakfast is not very impressive. The buffet bit has basic cereal and a few jams, some fruit and a fruit salad. There is a small old-fashioned coffee-machine that has to be refilled all the time and is mainly empty, also orange and apple juice. Tea has to be ordered. The only pastries available are croissants that constantly run out. Not even a toaster and bread. Although you can order those, along with cooked breakfast which is ok but mainly just eggs in all sorts of iterations. Overall, it feels like it was an amazing place at some point but the business has run out of money and everything is just managed with minimum investment and no attention to details. At £130 a night and 4 stars we expected a lot more.

Great place, great service. Great location

Friendly team, creating a relaxing atmosphere. Breakfast is top notch and my room was superb

Just used the restaurant. Service, ambiance and food were great. However the Gravalax was off the menu and were not advised about this until after we ordered it. The Pinot Grigio wad also off the menu and a member of our party adked for a local beer as was served Budweiser!.. However we will visit again as food served was lovely. Nice quiet restaurant, gentle background music

My sister found this gem online and we stayed for one night. Incredible value. We checked in and used the pool (which was a lovely bonus). We had a wonderful dinner in the restaurant where the staff were very attentive. Another swim in the morning and a lovely breakfast. Very convenient for where we were based. Shall certainly come again.

Our visit for Afternoon Tea was very pleasant. Delicious sandwiches sausage rolls, quiche, scones and cakes. The service was very good and we were looked after very well

A fabulous weekend at a truly beautiful 16th Century manor house. The hotel itself is steeped in history, traditionally and thoughtfully decorated. Our room, a superior double (room 204) was beautifully decorated, and the bed was extremely comfortable. It was a little on the small side, however that just made it cosier! A standing fan was a welcome addition as we were lucky to have hot weather! Our room was well equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, (no fridge), and was spotlessly clean. A big shout out to the lovely Kayleigh (Manager) and the team of housekeeping ladies, as I accidentally knocked over my red wine and stained the wall much to my absolute horror - they cleaned it and made me feel much better about it! We ate in the restaurant on one night, the a la carte menu was delicious (steak and duck) and the waiting staff were extremely attentive. The full cooked breakfast was also delicious! The gardens were also fabulous, very well maintained and colourful, and beautiful garden furniture. We used the pool and the sauna, both welcome additions to our wonderful stay. We had car issues on the last day, which meant I was stranded at the hotel past our check out time, all staff were extremely accommodating and happy to help in any way they could. Thank you so much to you all!

What a wonderful venue for a wedding reception. Kayleigh and her team looked after all 60 of us superbly and the food was excellent. The rooms were great too. Thoroughly recommended.

We booked for a swing and soul night. The singer was amazing. Our table unfortunately was the worst in the venue - we were the only table who could not see the entertainment!! We had booked several weeks in advance but that obviously didn't help. The food was very good. The service was friendly and fast but lacking in certain aspects. We didn't get asked if we wanted water for the table and had to ask for it. Also we had to ask twice for salt and pepper. No sauces were offered with our meals ie mint or apple. We also had to chase up each time we wanted another round of drinks. So, some improvements could be made. Overall a good evening but do not settle for table number 1 !!

We a booked a family and we were very disappointed as it was dark, small, cramped and NOT value for money. We had to ask for a third towel and you had to navigate the pull out bed to get to the toilet. In the gym, no equipment was working on the Saturday. Breakfast was very disappointing - the orange juice was poor quality, the mushrooms not fresh and I ordered eggs Benedict which was covered in a thick/excessive hollandaise sauce. We had made a reservation for dinner, but we cancelled on the recommendation of a local couple and went to the Lamb which served fantastic fresh food.

Went for ladies that lunch lovely day had swim ,sauna and beauty treatment and lovely Lunch highly recommended for a good day out with friends

We had a voucher for afternoon tea given by friends as it was a 50th wedding anniversary present.Our friends carefully researched hotels in our neighbourhood who could cater for our needs as my husband is in a wheelchair,we are both vegetarians and my husband has a nut allergy.Angmering Manor catered for us perfectly.The chef prepared food for us specially and it was all truly delicious.The staff were all friendly and very helpful and we wouldn't hesitate to recommend this venue for a memorable afternoon tea.

Celebration of a 90th birthday with a tea party. The food was lovely but the service was awful. Tea and coffee on the table before we arrived so stewed. Only 1 waitress who was very slow to replenish tea and coffee. Did this once and then disappeared altogether. Birthday cake was left for the hostess or her guests to cut up.

My friend and I went here for Afternoon Tea today,after reading bad reviews last night i was concerned. We were greeted by a nice gentleman on reception who showed us to the table. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and overlooks the garden. We were offered tea or coffee, there were pretty bone china cups,saucers and plates set out on the table. The afternoon tea was beautifully presented with a selection of 4 different sandwich fillings,the bread was extremely fresh. There were homemade sausage rolls and a slice quiche. The scones and cakes were all homemade and were as follows, chocolate brownies,lemon drizzle cake,carrot cake,Victoria sponge, macarons and scones with jam and clotted cream. The gentleman who served the tea explained each cake. We had a really relaxing afternoon and i would thoroughly recommend....we will definitely be returning!

Best meal out in years. Excellent Sunday Roast with great service. Impeccably clean. Great team and lovely ambience. Beautiful gardens. Well done.

The hotel is inviting, charismatic and the smell of open fires is just lovely on a cold wet night. The dining room delightful. And sadly that’s as far as it goes for the positives. Firstly, the ladies on duty weren’t attentive in anyway, no greeting and no one enquired if any of us had allergies, and we had a Celiac dining. We had no water on the table. Our mains were nothing more than okay, and our desserts disappointing having to return 2 dishes as they were stone cold, sticky toffee pudding straight from the fridge is very unpleasant! Our plates whipped away and we thought we were ordering coffees, only to have our bill presented and told to pay on the way out! Such a shame as this establishment could be brilliant. Perhaps some staff training wouldn’t go amidst!

Lovely staff , friendly and informative . Beautiful hotel. Faultless food. All in all a great experience . Room was a superior luxury room. Cosy and warm. Good shower and bath. Very clean . Hairdryer in room . Tea coffee etc. A great stay. We didn’t use the pool or spa treatment's and gym though.

We were celebrating a friends anniversary as they had married at the manor 6 years before, and had a lovely time then, I have never eaten out and felt so rushed !!! The staff really need to brush up on their customer skills, we were told we had to be sat at the table for seven as they were fully booked , they were not!!! Talk about rushed, we were out of the restaurant way before nine!! They were setting up the breakfast things while we were still sitting at the table it felt like we were in the way . I will not be returning to Angmering manor, and will not recommend!!! Very disappointing experience

Just had our 6th wedding anniversary dinner at Angmering Manor. What a let down... we got married there 6 years ago today. The staff were not at all professional, we felt VERY rushed . They started setting up for breakfast & we had not even finished our meal. The standards have dropped considerably. VERY disappointed indeed. We were rushed in at at 7pm from the bar as they said they were fully booked, but only 2 tables appeared after we went in. The food was excellent but spoilt by a feeling of being rushed.

I'm now a returning customer and have stayed alone as a treat/break to destress, with a friend as a mums night away, and as part of a romantic break as a couple, and I'll be coming back again. The pool and sauna are lovely, the gardens are pretty and a pleasant stroll even in the rain, and the 16th century building itself is a wonderful setting. The rooms are warm, comfortable, immaculately clean, well laid out and equipped with everything you need. The staff are polite, helpful and friendly, as well as accommodating. The breakfast buffet is a great mix of pastries, fresh fruit, with both premade granola pots and options to make your own, again beautifully presented. Coffee is fresh, and the cooked breakfast options are delicious, and the service is excellent. Having now had meals in the restaurant and bar, the food is of the same high quality and standard as everything else, and highly recommended. Despite living close enough to know a few of the people living locally through work, Angmering Manor has become a haven away from the hustle bustle and stress of everyday life. It's in a beautiful setting with a quality of service that can't be improved on. My only "complaint" would be that like many smaller hotels they don't offer room service, but beyond that I can't find anything that isn't 10/10

We have just spent three comfortable nights at this hotel. We found that the staff worked hard to ensure that our stay was enjoyable. I also have difficult dietary needs and the chef really rose to the challenge.

Had a lovely day staff friendly the room was amazing were fantastic. Overall value for money is excellent. Would highly recommend to any couple that are looking for a nice relaxing break.

Cosy rooms with unsuite. Very clean and comfortable. Good food and lovely decor.

We had a lunch. Food poor, not fresh, and certainly some from the freezer. Service good. Did not stay so cannot comment on rooms etc.

Terrible customer service, no smiles, no greeting, new staff on duty but not chaperoned by experienced staff, wrong wine given, no fruit on dessert, overcharged at the end of the meal! They have a gem of a hotel in a lovely location but no idea how to look after guests. Will never return.

An old Manor converted into a hotel, leaflet says the hotel has been operating since 2006. The feel is one staying in an English cottage. The place has a lot of character and is not a typical hotel one would expect while browsing the selection. There is a restaurant and a bar, there were more facilities advertised such as gym, therapist and sauna which we did not visit. The service of the restaurant, front desk and the bar scores over the food and drinks that were offered.

Genteel and oozing olde worlde charm. Very accommodating staff. Nice pool and sauna facilities, Curated menu selection in comfortable restaurant.

Afternoon tea here was possible the worst I’ve ever had! I’ve experience many aft/teas & this was awful. Scones were burnt.. could the chef not see that when he took them out of the oven. Mince pies undercooked. Sausage rolls mushy. I must say the young waitress was so lovely always had a smile on her face. We had friends who went in between Xmas & N/Y & they said the food was not very nice. Go the Lamb in the village instead the food is amazing.

Friday before Christmas. Only one other table booked other than ours. Food was ok but that’s all. Very poor choice. Beef Bourgogne, grey no green veg. No Christmas music but beautiful Christmas decorations. Service was ok, certainly not special. Very expensive. Thankfully we were with great friends. Such a shame, beautiful place but no atmosphere at all. They really need to update the menu.

What can I say ? Diabolical food by any standard I have ever eaten ,starter was like some sort if frozen deep fried thing ,disguesed as a black pudding bon bon and the mushroomTagliatelle ,can honestly not be described it was that bad gloompy,bland pre cooked and sticky honestly vile. Such a shame as I have last Yr and had wonderful food fresh cooked and flavoursome ,today it was apparent that the chef could have been changed paid less and possibly employed previously at somewhere like McDonald's if that's not an insult to McDonald's.

What can I say 😃 at Angmering Manor our dreams came true thank you to Kayleigh and her wonderful team for making our wedding so special. Kayleigh went above and beyond with regards to organising,finalising and numerous personal touches along the way to make sure our day was perfect. The venue is stunning the food is amazing and this along with the staffs professionalism and hard work made our day so special .All our guests had a great time and said how lovely the venue was, and those who stayed the night found there rooms tidy and ready to go with a lovely breakfast the next morning to finish off the wonderful experience 😀 We can't thank Angmering Manor enough especially Kayleigh and we highly recommend anyone planning an event to come and have a look and definitely consider here ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We can't wait to return Mr and Mrs Norton ❤️

We had 3 course dinner and with that a 80s band entertainment. The food was amazing great taste with good size portions. Service was fantastic and very friendly. Great atmosphere with the entertainment all round fabulous evening well differently return. Sea bream and pork belly the best and sticky toffee pie yum

I booked this hotel months ago as i usually go two times a year 6 people always have dinner friday, Saturday ,and sunday lunch ,just called them to see if another person can come they said theirs no booking on the ,24th only 26th for two people i cannot believe it obviously theyve deleted our booking for a higher rate would never stay again you cant trust this hotel i was told it was human error wow

Booked for an over night stay as work required me to be in same area in the morning. The lady I Checked in with was pleasant. The room was lovely and I slept well. I ate in the restaurant and the gentleman was great. Very attentive and kind. The food, although it tasted good could have been presented better. Breakfast was ok. However, the waitress was asking me questions before I even sat down. I know she was being attentive but I would like to be seated first. My full English was plonked in front of me and she went to walk away I called her back to ask for sauce. There weren't any check backs on both meals either. I understand the rush in morning when the chef could be asking you to get the orders in quickly as I saw him leave the kitchen abruptly with mug in hand. Probably needing a break from the rush of 9 people for breakfast. Well that was my first thought. Turned out he was on reception and turned out to be the most pleasant and polite member of staff. Hats off to the chef, the most stressful role yet had the biggest smile

Met Emma on reception who was really accommodating and made a stay with lovely food and a gorgeous area that much more pleasant. Fully recommend

This is mine and my friends weekly coffee stop mid week mornings. The coffee is excellent but most of all the service is never to much. My friend and I never feel rushed in the bar/lounge area to leave. High recommend

Stayed at the Angmering Manor for a short break, stayed there last year and had a good time. This time was not so good. I was going to leave early but my wife convinced me to stay. Paid for a superior room, what a waste. Bed was uncomfortable the room was small, room 202 and 201 were near Fire Doors, every time someone came in and out it was noisy. The only good thing I found was the waitress at Breakfast. Helpful and pleasant. Breakfast was small, virtually one of Egg, Bacon, sausage etc. Now better value to stay at a Travel Lodge/Premier Inn

What a wonderful old building, you really don’t find places like this anymore. The bedroom looked a little tired but it was just lovely inside, the pool was amazing and well worth using. We met a variety of staff and most of them extremely efficient and well mannered, one of them who I guess was the manager was a little grumpy maybe breakfast time wasn’t for her. We met Kayley at Dinner who was super helpful. The meal itself was lovely and well presented. The morning we checked out the tall Gentleman with glasses I think his name was Jim and Lorraine were on and they were very polite . Breakfast is chargeable but the continental was adequate. Looking forward to coming back in the new year as we have relatives in the area.

Myself and my daughter came for Ladies that lunch for my birthday. The pool area was very run down, cobwebs everywhere. The shower door lock was broken, as was the toilet door lock and one of the 2 changing room door locks. There were lockers to put handbag etc but only a key in one of them. The lunch menu was completely different to the one of the website. We ordered the burger and chips. My daughter asked what was included in the burger as she is pregnant and sauces make her feel sick. She was told it would just be cheese but it came with burger sauce. She asked for a replacement bun but they took the meal away and kept her waiting 10 minutes for a replacement. Unfortunately the wait was not worth it as the burger was so dry, it was a struggle to eat it all, as was my burger. My dessert was coconut panacota with a fruit compote but was served with no compote. I was told when booking the ladies that lunch that it was £25 each but when we received the bill, had been charged £25.95 each. Overall the place has become really run down and the food not such good quality, I will not be going there again

I have given my review 1 star as there is no facility to give zero. I booked one year in advance in September 2022 to stay between 8th and 10th September 2023. When the dates for The Goodwood Revival were announced, the hotel was very quick to inform me of a huge price increase, to take advantage of the influx of visitors to the area. However, despite amending their prices to accommodate the festival, they do not amend their breakfast times to accommodate their guests attending the festival. Therefore, No Breakfast! To add insult to injury, the one breakfast I did take was average at best and charged extra, despite every booking page showing ‘Breakfast Included’. You have to look very carefully, way down the page to see this is for a continental breakfast only. Angering Manor’s idea of continental breakfast is a few uninspiring breakfast cereals poured into glass jars and a supermarket croissant. When I took up these matters with staff they were combative and argumentative, basically saying it was my choice to miss breakfast to get to the festival on time and that I should have seen on booking.com that free breakfast was continental only (cereal only). Regular night at this hotel with breakfast = £107. During the festival weekend = £215 and No breakfast. If you want food, I highly recommend the pub, The Lamb at Angering just 200 metres down the road where the delightful staff are friendly, helpful and the food is excellent. I for one will never visit this hotel again.

Booked a four poster bedroom which was one of the more expensive rooms. Sadly it didnt live up to the anticipation or price. Be warned the pictures of the room on the website are not representative of the room itself. There were no curtains on the posts so it was just a pointless square box. Each post was thick with dust and the mattress dipped in numerous areas. The whole room was tired and dated. Window catches broken and so some strange sliding glass had been put infront. The hallway light kept going on or off despite nobody walking past which was hugely distracting when trying to sleep. Either it's faulty or the place is hanuted. Staff were friendly although prior to the stay i had spoken to them twice over the phone requesting booking confirmation was sent to me due to an issue on Booking.com. Twice they said they would but they never did. I wouldn't recommend the Angmering Mannor so id say look elsewhere

I attended the wedding of Janet and Gary, yesterday. I can't fault anything about the day, organisation, food and service. The manager I forget her name, was welcoming and professional. Thank you for a memorable day.

My friend treated me to their ladies that lunch package, for £25 for use of the ‘spa’ and a two course dinner we weren’t expecting a five star experience but the experience ended up being poor and the service even worse. The pool area is nice enough but only 4 rattan chairs and no space to relax pool side as the sides are so narrow, also with no music or any kind of ambience it’s only good for a quick few lengths at best. However the biggest letdown was lunch. Both my friend and I ordered their soup and it was without question the worst thing I have ever eaten, resembling wallpaper paste we only managed a couple of mouthfuls each before giving up. It tasted of absolutely nothing. We complained to the waitress but we’re offered nothing in compensation and we were still charged on the bill. As my friend was paying I didn’t want to make a scene so emailed a complaint when I got home. It’s been 9 days and I’ve had no reply. Truly awful customer service. It’s a shame as this venue has great potential but poor service and management will probably spell the end of it before long.

Visited this venue for Sunday lunch - food and service excellent, cannot fault it. Loved the olde worlde feel about the place.

We had a lovely evening here. To be totally honest, it didn't start well. The menu had 5 main options (quite limited) and as we ordered, we were told that one of the options was already sold out. So, we all chose the Chicken. A...

Had a lovely lunch with a group of friends on Saturday. Food was fantastic and the service was great, The tall manageress was very polite and welcoming

Lovely decor. The service and food excellent. Really enjoyed the starter of goat's cheese mouse. The seabream main course was delicious.

Would be zero if I could . Take a bag you might need it, looks aren't everything. Lots of good reviews but when it goes wrong the owners deny all

What a treat, stayed for a night (would have loved another few nights) Very oldie worldly with beams and stairs all over the place, We had a twin room although it was a suit . We will visit again and will try the swimming pool....

Incredibly good food, can't rate it enough. Didn't stay in a room so can't comment but definitely 4/5 for me, everything can be improved on but it's hard to tell what steps to take to make this any better.

My whole attending party agreed it was very good food and service. Would recommend to anyone in the area.

Have been to Angmering Manor and each time it has been a very positive experience, it really is a gorgeous place. As such, it’s an ideal place for a gift voucher which I bought for my son and girlfriend for Christmas. However, the voucher expired...

Amazing food, great staff, the atmosphere is lovely, warm and friendly would recommend to friend and family

Having been here a few times for dinner and lunch and been impressed I decided to take some international visitors to the restaurant for lunch. Problems began with the starter, 3 of the party ordered soup. It was warm! What chef doesn't check the temperature...

Went for Afternoon Tea as part of a large group. Was supposed to have the vegan Afternoon Tea. Some mix up and only had vegetarian option. I asked for a cucumber and tomato sandwich. They could not provide this. So I assume the food is...

If the new management don’t wake up then this beautiful place is in trouble. Terrible service, staff who looked bored and didn’t have the experience to understand how to delivery a afternoon tea worthy of how much we spent. Tea arrives in only one large...

A lovely, comfortable and welcoming hotel. Food was very good too and we enjoyed having a pool to use.

We were booked for the Afternoon Tea yesterday and were a little disappointed, not of the food so much as the service. Our table of four was given a rather huge pot of tea that was somewhat difficult to manage - two smaller pots would...

Thoroughly enjoyable mini-break. Staff were really welcoming and did everything to make our stay comfortable and happy. The pool is a real bonus too.

I always feel so special when I visit this wonderful venue. I have been for lunch, afternoon tea and ladies that lunch and every single visit has been flawless. Today we visited for aft tea for my mum's 81st bday . They placed us a...

Delicious afternoon tea - the best scones I have ever had. Wonderful service & stunning decor. Highly recommended & very competitively priced.

Having been told that this was a very good place to visit, I was looking forward to my meal. As we were a party of nine, we were asked to provide our choices a few days in advance so that they had everything. I ordered...

We booked Angmering Manor Hotel for my 70th birthday dinner with family & friends. It was fantastic in every way. The attention to detail, staff friendliness, food and rooms were all amazing. There was nothing left to chance and James and his team went above...

Booked for a family meal to celebrate a birthday and can not fault a thing. The table was beautiful with lots of candles, the room had a luxurious feel and the service and food were fantastic. Already can't wait to go back

Stayed here for a couple of nights with some friends, we ate one night and it was amazing. The young lady who served us was lovely and the menu had lots of delicious options. We went for a selection of everything and it was all...

This used to be the go-to place for the entire deaf community but no more. The removal of every soft furnishing has made it absolutely impossible to follow any kind of conversation. We booked for lunch but they had laid out table for afternoon tea....

We have been visiting Angmering Manor as a special occasion restaurant for many, many years but were very disappointed to discover they have down graded their menu considerably. Before it was far more fine dining with lots of choice and interesting menu selections but this...

Staff friendly, service decent enough. Trying very hard on the menu, but not quite hitting the mark for me, portions a bit small, presentation good, but flavours not up to the visual. Interior a little tired.

Staff very friendly,food in the evening was lovely,however the cleanliness was really bad dust everywhere thick dust in the room light shade behind the bedroom door little chair in the staircase think with dust ,now I no it’s an old building but come on !!!...

We needed a short break after my husband suffered a stroke in April. Nothing too far from home. Found this amazing hotel in the quaintest village surrounded by the loveliest beaches, all within short driving distance. The only room available for the 4 nights was...

This place is a disgrace ! Took my wife for her birthday, ended up in a side room with two other people with no atmosphere . We should have been told that the main dining room had a function. Why would anyone celebrate their birthday...

Discovered this hotel by chance. Our plans for the weekend were cancelled. As we had already booked leave and the dog sitter we decided to book a a couple of days away and trawled the websites looking for a good hotel. We found this gem....

Really enjoyed our lunch here on Saturday. Delicious food, beautiful setting (the restaurant was decorated really nicely) , lovely service

Had a long weekend at Angmering Manor and could not fault. Rooms were a good size and very clean. Great bathroom and tea and coffee. Lovely spa area with pool and gym. Wife had a treatment also on our stay. Breakfast plentiful and very tasty...

Afternoon Tea It was fine Sandwiches were straightforward enough The table was laid up in a fun manor( which meant it was hard to see anyone opposite) Cocktails were served in teapots Apple Martini or a pinky one which I didn’t catch the name of....

Such a beautiful venue, but severely lacking ambiance! The lunch menu is small yet varied and the food is good. The service is extremely slow in my opinion. But the the lack of atmosphere is what kills the experience! There’s speakers in the room, so...

Super hotel. Friendly, obliging staff. Spacious room. Comfortable bed. Decor rather garish. Fabulous breakfast. Fresh fruit & cooked breakfast etc. ample choice. Pool & mini gym great.

If there was an option to give six stars I would. This was our first visit to this country hotel set in a quiet and quaint Sussex village. From the moment we arrived until departure the service and facilities were superb. The only minor disappointment...

A truly wonderful afternoon with colleagues celebrating one of our team as she moves on to pastures new. We had the most delicious and generously sized afternoon tea, beautifully served and presented. The service was excellent and the ambience delightful. Fabulous value. Highly recommend.

Enjoyable stay in a charming hotel . Staff very courteous and friendly as you’d expect. Room was spacious, comfortable and quiet ( 4 poster room) . Decor was nice . Used the pool and due to Covid rules had it to ourselves . Breakfast was...

This was my fourth stay at the Angmering Manor. The experience was largely good, but on this occasion I found the service was variable. Jamie was excellent and attentive, but on one evening as a single guest in a busy restaurant, I felt somewhat ignored.

Utterly disappointed - ridiculously small portions, poor service and not a patch on what it used to be pre-lockdown, in our opinion. We had the set lunch menu and were so hungry when got home, we had to eat again! They at least admitted they’d...

OMG this place never ever disappoints. Had my Birthday dinner here with the girls last night . Once again amazing food and exceptional service by Jamie and his team. Heavenly just heavenly XOXO

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our lunch at Angmering Manor today. We both had Goats cheese as a starter which was tasty and attractively presented. My husband had Parma chicken and a very good salsa and I had a super sea bass with some...

Ate outside yesterday evening. Service poor......food poor.......has gone down in quality since pre covid days. Won't go there again.....most disappointing! We were not asked whether our meals were satisfactory.....there were no condiments on the table......my son's meal was incomplete and when we asked where the...

Originally went there when we could only dine outside & not more than 6 people, we were 5 & got a good table with a sun brolly next to it. Beautiful sunny day, service was good, food was excellent for price & a great time...

The accommodation was very good, comfortable beds, top quality thick towels, great bathroom with large shower. Internal corridors were a bit dark and the room furniture although in keeping with the hotel style, was a bit heavy and bulky for the size of room. The...

Booked a short stay mainly based on good reviews read on here. The Hotel is a little tired, the bedrooms are a good size but quite outdated and thought it was overpriced. Bathroom could definitely have done with an overhaul. Really quite disappointed.

Service was very average. Room was big enough but no heated towel rail so I couldn’t dry my swimming costume. No desk to use for lap top. Insufficient shower gel and one soap between us No shower cap. Very basic for a 4 star. Not...

The staff were absolutely fantastic, we were here for a romantic getaway it was absolutely brilliant, the food was great, the room was lovely, the swimming pool is brilliant even because you got it to your self for an hour, staff were attentive, caring and...

Shame no vegetarian main course was on the menu but chef managed to rustle something up. The food was well presented and tasty and the staff were attentive and pleasant. Very nice dining room although I personally did not feel the seating was sufficiently spaced...

We have two very good evening meals in the Angmering Manor Hotel’s restaurant during a recent stay. Whilst there was no vegetarian or children’s options on the menu, when asked the Chef prepared an excellent sweet potato curry and the children’s options of sausages (two,...

Very nice room with a particularly pleasant and spacious bathroom. Swimming pool was a little chillier than expected for a ‘heated pool’ but maybe it was the contrast with the outside. Had a wonderful massage from the in house beauty therapist. The drinks selection in...

First time out for lunch for sometime - outside. Definitely not disappointed ,if anything better than before lockdown. Quality and service excellent,friendly and efficient. Smart and comfortable new tables and chairs made a difference too. 2 bottles of good quality Sauvignon blanc, 4 people three...