situated just a few miles from arundel village, the hotel is surrounded by a variety of activities and areas of interest, including: arundel cathedral & castle (5 miles); fontwell racecourse (2 miles); good wood park (7 miles); arundel festival; south down way; seven sisters country park; old clergy house (national trust); chichester cathedral (8 miles); amberley chalk pits museum (7 miles); tangmere aviation museum (5.5 miles); fishbourne roman palace (9.5 miles); weald and downland open air museum, singleton (14.5 miles); bignor roman villa (9 miles); wildfowl and wetland trust (6.2 miles); and denmans gardens (2 miles).

set in an acre of garden surrounded by attractive woodland, this warm and friendly guest house is ideally placed for the seaside, south downs and historic arundal. vicki and mike, your hosts, offer bed and breakfast in a traditional family house. with just 4 rooms, we can provide an exemplary level of personal service. wake up to a delicious freshly prepared breakfast in the conservatory or dining room overlooking the garden. then head out to explore this wonderful area of the country. chichester theatre, goodwood races and the seaside are all within a 10-minute drive. alternatively, you can just spend relaxing moments in our lovely garden while the children play.

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. to this day, the arundel society for the prosecution of thieves and felons still hold their annual dinner at the hotel - a tradition which dates back to the 18th century. arundel is the ideal base from which to explore the beautiful countryside and many places of interest in west sussex. along with three designated areas of outstanding natural beauty - chichester harbour, the sussex downs and the high weald, this area offers a diversity of fascinating places to visit. we have 21 rooms in the main house, and 13 courtyard rooms which whilst offering the same facilities as the rooms in the main house, do not have the same character. we are unable to guarantee the location of the room at the time of booking. unfortunately the hotel does not have a lift.

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 3-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. the hotel's bar, serving the family owned fuller smith & turner ltd ale, proves to be particularly popular with locals and guests alike. a large range of real ales and continental lagers are served in the bar. to complete your day, pay a visit to the hotel’s restaurant which serves freshly prepared food daily. the menu is complimented by a wide range of quality wines from the 200 year old wine cellar.

situated on the outskirts of the picturesque town of arundel, the white swan offers the perfect location for you to take in the beauty and history of the town as well as the surrounding areas of chichester, brighton, midhurst and rye. some local attractions include: arundel cathedral goodwood races the historic castle of arundel brighton coast. for further attractions or information, please ask a member of the hotel’s reception team who will be happy to help.

as a historic and quaint town, arundel is packed full of character; offering something interesting and fun for all ages. places of interest include the magnificent medieval castle owned by the duke of norfolk and the grand cathedral. activities in the area include fishing, boating, bowls, cricket, rambling, ballooning, golf and horseracing. you can work your way through the local shops twinkling with enticing trinkets or simply browse through the specialist antique shops. the farmer’s market provides an excellent opportunity to purchase fresh local produce. the wildfowl trust keeps children entertained with interesting birds and specialist craft activities throughout the year, and there’s a boating lake/duck pond a stone’s throw away. the quieter beaches of this part of sussex are an attraction in themselves with an entertainment area and beachfront train for small children. the lido offers summer fun for all the family.

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. four conference suites can accommodate meetings and conferences for up to 35 people.