Angmering Manor Hotel

You can’t beat it for value..complimentary pool and sauna .Great rooms stunning garden and delicious food available all topped off with a top team.

Lovely oak panelled hotel, friendly and helpful staff made our stay (thanks Emma!) Good room, decent bar and good breakfasts! Decent on site parking too!

A good hotel, a little tired around the edges, restaurant food and service really good. Only downer was the bar, not open for residents after the restaurant closes.

Lovely hotel, with bags of charm. A great garden, fab pool with doors opening to the garden. Staff were friendly and attentive. A tip if you are a light sleeper is to avoid Rm. 205 as the air con unit is directly beneath and rumbles on and off throughout the night. It wasn’t too much of a problem for us but worth knowing.

Lovely old Manor House hotel. Conveniently located, good parking and very friendly, helpful staff. My room was good, all the linen was clean and it was perfect for my stay. Cleaners could dust slightly better but overall, no big problem. I would definitely stay again.

Lovely country hotel with beautiful gardens and pool. We had a very comfortable 'Superior double' room on the ground floor with access to a patio area. We were in a party of 10 celebrating a friendship of 50 years duration and used the private dining area. The breakfast and dining was very reasonably priced and good and the junior staff were exceptional, however the senior staff we encountered were less welcoming. The bar closed very early (10 pm the first night and 10:30 on Saturday night) and we were asked to vacate the bar area and return to our rooms with no flexibility and not in the politest of ways! There was also only one member of staff cooking breakfast and one serving and no arrangements had been made for catering for a group of 10 for breakfast on the second day. This did not detract from our stay, nor would it stop us from recommending this hotel, however some flexible options and hospitality training would not go amiss.

The front of house and breakfast waiter were brilliant. The stairs leading up to the bedroom are unsafe and not being able to get a drink or something after 9 is a bit disappointing.

Lovely decor, great garden & patio. Good food & breakfast. Very quiet at night.

Hotel is understaffed, and a bit tired , the rooms are ok but dated. No towels in the pool area , the garden terrace is lovely as it’s the conservatory, but it was an expensive hotel for the condition it’s in.

A very pleasant stay in a charming and comfortable hotel. Intimate but ultimately fully usable cardio gym and pool area. Couldn’t ask for more. Really nice breakfast too.

Beautiful place , nice and clean with great facilities

Staff were excellent in providing cleanliness, friendliness and support. The facilities were clean and attractive. Food was great and with good choice.

Lovely old Manor House hotel. Conveniently located, good parking and very friendly, helpful staff. My room was good, all the linen was clean and it was perfect for my stay. Cleaners could dust slightly better but overall, no big problem. I would definitely stay again.

Lovely old building O bedroom very comfortable, spacious and light. room had recently been refurbished to v. high standard and overlooked pretty garden. Good parking and helpful staff. Would definitely return.

Staff were just so lovely and accomodating. The breakfast was included and excellent quality. The room was clean, comfortable and very nicely decorated. The pool was lovely and we had it to ourselves all afternoon.i cannot recommend this little gem more highly and we will definately be staying again!

The village is lovely. The hotel is a little dated but comfortable. Would have to say that the staff were not the most welcoming and appear to be unhappy. The beds were very comfortable but I have to say that the cleanliness of the bathroom was not good with black mould on the wall and around the shower screen, along with lime scale. It is definitely not a 4 star hotel. .

This is more of a two star hotel. I had been booked in under the wrong name. Room 100 was a little cramped. In the room there was a little table and one chair not two. The exterior base of the shower had mold Some of the shower tile grouting had patches of mold.For a four star hotel there was not any free bottled water it had to be bought. The pillows were basic and not very comfortable.The hotel internet page shows a bar serving cocktails with a cocktail menu We were told that the staff were not serving cocktails and the bar closed at 2030 Breakfast we ordered a full English We were asked how we would like our eggs. When the meal arrived there were not any eggs at all.In the restaurant we were sat at a table near a table with breakfast items and a hot coffee machine. There was a large loosely coiled electric cable connecting the machine. My wife's chair got caught on the cable and nearly pulled the hot coffee machine over. The wall appeared to be a stud wall and a proper socket outlet could have been easily installed. Would I stay again...no

The Angmering Manor is a lovely looking country house style of hotel set in delightful gardens. Through the front door, it exudes a false degree of elegance with a tiny broom cupboard of a reception desk. My room was long and narrow and so it necessitated a limbo action to pass between the bed and TV fixed to the wall. The large bathroom was shabby and tired with just a bath. No toiletries other than a generic shampoo/body wash dispenser. The bar was a disaster. The barman was slow due to a lack of glasses and stock. Every order was greeted with 'I just need to get ....'. Dinner in the delightfully appointed restaurant resembled a scene from an Agatha Christie novel. Upon arrival, I immediately ordered my food (main course only) which finally arrived just over an hour later!! It was shockingly bad. I tried to explain to the barman who was now waiter, that I wasn't prepared to pay for my meal as it was terrible and I had hardly touched it. The waiter went off to get "authorisation" from the Manager who made no appearance throughout the evening let alone face me over my complaint. I want to note that I did offer to make a financial contribution to my meal. Such potential yet, in the main, almost everything fell below an acceptable level. Breakfast was quite pleasant although I feel that cheap 'value bread' for toast falls well below acceptability. It is 48 years since I last stayed at the hotel and I can guarantee that it will be 48 more years before I return!

Have stayed at Angmering Manor Hotel before some years ago & liked it very much. Once again the staff were super helpful. Had dinner then breakfast on this stay & the standard of food was fair. Cleanliness in general not at all bad but neither was it tip top.

Furniture all needs replacing as much of it is damaged and dated. TV remote was supposed to be universal but did not work, and looked like it was from 2006. The bedroom and bathroom both had mould, and the shower was very slippy with no mat which caused me to almost slip and injure myself. The wardrobe provided was far too small to hang a suit and dress, and the hangers were attached so you had to climb in to use them - poor considering they advertise as a wedding venue. The windows did not lock properly and the lights would blink when turned on. Hairdryer attached to the wall was also poor, and the walls were very thin. Very overpriced, have stayed in nicer premier inns and would definitely avoid staying in this place.

The Staff were very friendly, helpful and professional. The hotel was comfortable, but its a pity that the room was on the small size, but overall enjoyable.

Lovely hotel, with bags of charm. A great garden, fab pool with doors opening to the garden. Staff were friendly and attentive. A tip if you are a light sleeper is to avoid Rm. 205 as the air con unit is directly beneath and rumbles on and off throughout the night. It wasn’t too much of a problem for us but worth knowing.

It’s a nice hotel, a bit outdated. The front desk was excellent, the breakfast good, the WiFi non-existent and the room was hot

Helpful staff, nice room well situated Hotel

Staff very friendly and helpful. Room lovely. However, bed could use a new mattress as not very comfortable. Did not eat at hotel went to the Lamb inn down the road, which was good.

Lovely old building O bedroom very comfortable, spacious and light. room had recently been refurbished to v. high standard and overlooked pretty garden. Good parking and helpful staff. Would definitely return.

We enjoyed the pool and the sauna but although we paid extra for a superior room it was very small and only had one chair. 2 into 1 does not go !

This is more of a two star hotel. I had been booked in under the wrong name. Room 100 was a little cramped. In the room there was a little table and one chair not two. The exterior base of the shower had mold Some of the shower tile grouting had patches of mold.For a four star hotel there was not any free bottled water it had to be bought. The pillows were basic and not very comfortable.The hotel internet page shows a bar serving cocktails with a cocktail menu We were told that the staff were not serving cocktails and the bar closed at 2030 Breakfast we ordered a full English We were asked how we would like our eggs. When the meal arrived there were not any eggs at all.In the restaurant we were sat at a table near a table with breakfast items and a hot coffee machine. There was a large loosely coiled electric cable connecting the machine. My wife's chair got caught on the cable and nearly pulled the hot coffee machine over. The wall appeared to be a stud wall and a proper socket outlet could have been easily installed. Would I stay again...no

The Angmering Manor is a lovely looking country house style of hotel set in delightful gardens. Through the front door, it exudes a false degree of elegance with a tiny broom cupboard of a reception desk. My room was long and narrow and so it necessitated a limbo action to pass between the bed and TV fixed to the wall. The large bathroom was shabby and tired with just a bath. No toiletries other than a generic shampoo/body wash dispenser. The bar was a disaster. The barman was slow due to a lack of glasses and stock. Every order was greeted with 'I just need to get ....'. Dinner in the delightfully appointed restaurant resembled a scene from an Agatha Christie novel. Upon arrival, I immediately ordered my food (main course only) which finally arrived just over an hour later!! It was shockingly bad. I tried to explain to the barman who was now waiter, that I wasn't prepared to pay for my meal as it was terrible and I had hardly touched it. The waiter went off to get "authorisation" from the Manager who made no appearance throughout the evening let alone face me over my complaint. I want to note that I did offer to make a financial contribution to my meal. Such potential yet, in the main, almost everything fell below an acceptable level. Breakfast was quite pleasant although I feel that cheap 'value bread' for toast falls well below acceptability. It is 48 years since I last stayed at the hotel and I can guarantee that it will be 48 more years before I return!

Hotel is understaffed, and a bit tired , the rooms are ok but dated. No towels in the pool area , the garden terrace is lovely as it’s the conservatory, but it was an expensive hotel for the condition it’s in.

You can’t beat it for value..complimentary pool and sauna .Great rooms stunning garden and delicious food available all topped off with a top team.

Unfortunately the kitchen was not open in the evening so I had to eat out. Although the meal & location was very nice it would have been good to have been notified prior to booking in. The receptionist was very helpful with recommending alternatives.

The room we were in advised them prior it was a special birthday no comments or anything from them extra in the room complimentary. Even a handwritten card saying welcome and congratulations could have been done. The bathroom has no grab handle to help you get up. The hairdryer hose was dangerous as it got really hot. There was no specific paperwork about the hotel in our room at all with any information regarding the history of the building times for food etc etc One of the corridors has no information which way to go etc as dark wood pannelling everywhere. We had trouble finding the room and went completely the wrong way. It is a lovely old building sadly the visit didnt live up to expectations. Woken up by noisy pipework to be expected as such an old building. No iron or fridge if needed for such a large room could have been accomodated for. Felt rushed at breakfast not had time to study the menu properly. Wernt offered toast. We felt because we didnt stay for an evening meal we were treated differently..... .such a shame.

Lovely hotel, with bags of charm. A great garden, fab pool with doors opening to the garden. Staff were friendly and attentive. A tip if you are a light sleeper is to avoid Rm. 205 as the air con unit is directly beneath and rumbles on and off throughout the night. It wasn’t too much of a problem for us but worth knowing.

Staff excellent. No lift. Food and service great. Old fashioned decor and facilities.

Helpful staff, nice room well situated Hotel

Lovely country hotel with beautiful gardens and pool. We had a very comfortable 'Superior double' room on the ground floor with access to a patio area. We were in a party of 10 celebrating a friendship of 50 years duration and used the private dining area. The breakfast and dining was very reasonably priced and good and the junior staff were exceptional, however the senior staff we encountered were less welcoming. The bar closed very early (10 pm the first night and 10:30 on Saturday night) and we were asked to vacate the bar area and return to our rooms with no flexibility and not in the politest of ways! There was also only one member of staff cooking breakfast and one serving and no arrangements had been made for catering for a group of 10 for breakfast on the second day. This did not detract from our stay, nor would it stop us from recommending this hotel, however some flexible options and hospitality training would not go amiss.

The Angmering Manor is a lovely looking country house style of hotel set in delightful gardens. Through the front door, it exudes a false degree of elegance with a tiny broom cupboard of a reception desk. My room was long and narrow and so it necessitated a limbo action to pass between the bed and TV fixed to the wall. The large bathroom was shabby and tired with just a bath. No toiletries other than a generic shampoo/body wash dispenser. The bar was a disaster. The barman was slow due to a lack of glasses and stock. Every order was greeted with 'I just need to get ....'. Dinner in the delightfully appointed restaurant resembled a scene from an Agatha Christie novel. Upon arrival, I immediately ordered my food (main course only) which finally arrived just over an hour later!! It was shockingly bad. I tried to explain to the barman who was now waiter, that I wasn't prepared to pay for my meal as it was terrible and I had hardly touched it. The waiter went off to get "authorisation" from the Manager who made no appearance throughout the evening let alone face me over my complaint. I want to note that I did offer to make a financial contribution to my meal. Such potential yet, in the main, almost everything fell below an acceptable level. Breakfast was quite pleasant although I feel that cheap 'value bread' for toast falls well below acceptability. It is 48 years since I last stayed at the hotel and I can guarantee that it will be 48 more years before I return!

Hotel is understaffed, and a bit tired , the rooms are ok but dated. No towels in the pool area , the garden terrace is lovely as it’s the conservatory, but it was an expensive hotel for the condition it’s in.

The staff at Angmering Manor are caring and considerate and t

Unfortunately the kitchen was not open in the evening so I had to eat out. Although the meal & location was very nice it would have been good to have been notified prior to booking in. The receptionist was very helpful with recommending alternatives.

Quiet and comfortable. A bit dated but in keeping with area. Staff very helpful and attentive. Well situated for explore area- road network good. Ps breakfast coffee not to my taste

A one night stop over near where I grew up. Reasonably priced for the area.

Lovely płace and hotel. Nice atmosphere. Great staff. Loved the location. Breakfast was a bit basic - nice menu but the final execution was a bit without a chefly love. Nonetheless, would stay again for sure. Very wholesome

Helpful staff, nice room well situated Hotel

Lovely old Manor House hotel. Conveniently located, good parking and very friendly, helpful staff. My room was good, all the linen was clean and it was perfect for my stay. Cleaners could dust slightly better but overall, no big problem. I would definitely stay again.

We usually stay on the seafront but decided on Angmering Manor in a lovely village, beautiful original features, we had a lovely room en-suite & the young staff were very helpful & friendly. Nice bar & garden. Breakfast was excellent.

Lovely old building O bedroom very comfortable, spacious and light. room had recently been refurbished to v. high standard and overlooked pretty garden. Good parking and helpful staff. Would definitely return.

Relaxed stay away from city hustle and bustle

Nice hotel in a quiet village location. Staff are always friendly and helpful through the stay.

You can’t beat it for value..complimentary pool and sauna .Great rooms stunning garden and delicious food available all topped off with a top team.

Unfortunately the kitchen was not open in the evening so I had to eat out. Although the meal & location was very nice it would have been good to have been notified prior to booking in. The receptionist was very helpful with recommending alternatives.

Lovely płace and hotel. Nice atmosphere. Great staff. Loved the location. Breakfast was a bit basic - nice menu but the final execution was a bit without a chefly love. Nonetheless, would stay again for sure. Very wholesome

A quirky hotel. As you’d expect with a manor. Very period. Nice room, comfortable bed, decent shower. Breakfast was okay. Staff seemed to be doing a lot of multi tasking. Dinner stopped at 8pm so I got a Just Eat delivered. Breakfast was okay but not a huge selection.

A good hotel, a little tired around the edges, restaurant food and service really good. Only downer was the bar, not open for residents after the restaurant closes.

Staff excellent. No lift. Food and service great. Old fashioned decor and facilities.

We usually stay on the seafront but decided on Angmering Manor in a lovely village, beautiful original features, we had a lovely room en-suite & the young staff were very helpful & friendly. Nice bar & garden. Breakfast was excellent.

The breakfast was terrible, i dont think they know how to cook an omelet, asked about changing it and it come back with 2 sausages on the plate when i never asked for them and also i dont eat pork.

Lovely country hotel with beautiful gardens and pool. We had a very comfortable 'Superior double' room on the ground floor with access to a patio area. We were in a party of 10 celebrating a friendship of 50 years duration and used the private dining area. The breakfast and dining was very reasonably priced and good and the junior staff were exceptional, however the senior staff we encountered were less welcoming. The bar closed very early (10 pm the first night and 10:30 on Saturday night) and we were asked to vacate the bar area and return to our rooms with no flexibility and not in the politest of ways! There was also only one member of staff cooking breakfast and one serving and no arrangements had been made for catering for a group of 10 for breakfast on the second day. This did not detract from our stay, nor would it stop us from recommending this hotel, however some flexible options and hospitality training would not go amiss.

The Angmering Manor is a lovely looking country house style of hotel set in delightful gardens. Through the front door, it exudes a false degree of elegance with a tiny broom cupboard of a reception desk. My room was long and narrow and so it necessitated a limbo action to pass between the bed and TV fixed to the wall. The large bathroom was shabby and tired with just a bath. No toiletries other than a generic shampoo/body wash dispenser. The bar was a disaster. The barman was slow due to a lack of glasses and stock. Every order was greeted with 'I just need to get ....'. Dinner in the delightfully appointed restaurant resembled a scene from an Agatha Christie novel. Upon arrival, I immediately ordered my food (main course only) which finally arrived just over an hour later!! It was shockingly bad. I tried to explain to the barman who was now waiter, that I wasn't prepared to pay for my meal as it was terrible and I had hardly touched it. The waiter went off to get "authorisation" from the Manager who made no appearance throughout the evening let alone face me over my complaint. I want to note that I did offer to make a financial contribution to my meal. Such potential yet, in the main, almost everything fell below an acceptable level. Breakfast was quite pleasant although I feel that cheap 'value bread' for toast falls well below acceptability. It is 48 years since I last stayed at the hotel and I can guarantee that it will be 48 more years before I return!