Findon Manor Hotel

Very friendly hotel to stay. The age of the building leads to challenges re maintenance and repairs. Staff very efficient. Food OK. Hotel needs some’TLC’

Lovely facility. Great breakfast. Nice to have small pub in facility in case you'd like to stop and smell the roses. Lovely grounds well kept

Booked a deluxe room which was lovely! Clean, well equipped, view over gardens, coffee making machine, bathrobes, all very nice! Food was excellent, really enjoyed the venison and fish and chips. Hot and well presented. The general areas need some TLC, which lets it down. The chairs in reception need replacing, very shabby! If there is no money to replace, at least get them cleaned. Not a good first impression for a rather lovely, quaint hotel.

A pleasant hotel, comfortable and welcoming. Unfortunately the central heating was not working in the room, but fortunately there was a small fan heater provided to help thaw us out. Service was good, and all staff friendly and welcoming. Easy parking directly in front of the hotel.

A tired hotel and short staffed but friendly atmosphere, ample choices at the bar and good food with gluten free options made up for this. The hotel has a large garden. We would stay again.

Lovely light and airy room overlooking the pretty garden. Particularly liked the natural light in the bathroom. Very helpful in giving us early breakfast when needed. Good evening food too. Beautiful area, would definitely stay again. Thank you Findon Manor.

A treasure! Gorgeous gardens and property, places to walk, easy access to many interesting sites, delicious food and comfortable bed!!!

The Manor House is close to the village and is surrounded by a lovely garden. Staff are warm and welcoming. Bed was so cosy.

Had an evening meal and breakfast in the bar with our dog and it was lovely food and very attentive staff. We were even offered a sausage for our dog for breakfast!

Rooms are very light, huge windows, furnished traditionally as befits an old house. Happy with room facilities but more hangers, coat hooks and towel rail would be useful. Windows overlook a delightful village & spacious garden. Quirky building with uneven floors and steps up and down in doorways on first floor. Despite strong bannister in the stairwell, it proved difficult but not impossible for elderly family member. Prior to arrival we asked for him to have a walk in shower, this was accommodated without problem. We found all staff to be welcoming, professional and friendly yet not intrusive. My slight niggles, water pressure very low so difficult to wash long hair and the pillows too puffy for my personal preference. A small housekeeping issue was dealt with immediately that I mentioned it. The restaurant was well laid out with very comfortable dining chairs and the food was fantastic on the short but well balanced menu. Ingredients were of the highest quality both for breakfast and evening meals, cooked to perfection and presented as if entering a competition. We had three different chefs during our stay and they were all wonderful. I would however single out the chef who cooked my lamb on the first night. This talented lady, barely out of her teen years, was exceptional for one so young. The balance of flavours, texture and colours on the plates was extraordinary. She has an artistic eye for presentation, her culinary skills faultless and the high point of our stay.

Friendly staff who were very helpful. The room was clean and comfortable if a little tired in places. I was here on a business trip and needed Wi-Fi . This proved to be a little frustrating but the staff were very helpful and ensured that I had internet connection for urgent work.

So pleased with our three night break away with our dog. Very welcoming and everyone was very friendly and excellent service provided. We had a dog friendly room which was on the ground floor and gave us easy access to the large beautiful garden. Fan provided to help with heat. Clean rooms with lots of light and shutters for privacy. Food excellent.

Very friendly hotel to stay. The age of the building leads to challenges re maintenance and repairs. Staff very efficient. Food OK. Hotel needs some’TLC’

In need of and update, carpets grubby and decor dated. Roll top bath with nowhere to attach shower.

Booked a deluxe room which was lovely! Clean, well equipped, view over gardens, coffee making machine, bathrobes, all very nice! Food was excellent, really enjoyed the venison and fish and chips. Hot and well presented. The general areas need some TLC, which lets it down. The chairs in reception need replacing, very shabby! If there is no money to replace, at least get them cleaned. Not a good first impression for a rather lovely, quaint hotel.

Lovely old building, room could do with a bit of an update carpets and paint etc. but easily overlooked due to its charm.

This hotel certainly looks the part and we had hoped for a good experience, given the £147 price for B&B. The young man at check-in was both friendly and efficient. For the money, the room was just about okay, although the bathroom tiling left a bit to be desired. However, the bed was very comfortable. After that, things started to go downhill. Despite dinner being discussed at check-in, when we went to order at 7.20pm, we were told the kitchen was closed. The next surprise was the following morning when we discovered the shower in our room didn't work. The only solution was a dash along the corridor to another bedroom; not exactly the en-suite we expected. In fairness, we did enjoy our breakfast at Findon Manor but the staff's apparent indifference to the problems mean we will look elsewhere when we return to the area next time.

The hotel was very welcoming and the staff are all excellent. The room was large and comfortable although a little on the cold side when we arrived. The bed was very good. Our biggest concern was the lack of power in the shower.

A friendly welcome and straightforward check in. The room I believe has recently been redecorated and it is to a high standard although, the basin hot tap has been incorrectly fitted which might cause a problem if not corrected. (management made aware) The bed was comfortable and allowed a good sleep. The food was very excellent and a good quality cooked breakfast. The only disappointment was the room was not fully cleaned with dust and bits on the carpet near furniture which had not been moved to hoover etc.

Rooms are very light, huge windows, furnished traditionally as befits an old house. Happy with room facilities but more hangers, coat hooks and towel rail would be useful. Windows overlook a delightful village & spacious garden. Quirky building with uneven floors and steps up and down in doorways on first floor. Despite strong bannister in the stairwell, it proved difficult but not impossible for elderly family member. Prior to arrival we asked for him to have a walk in shower, this was accommodated without problem. We found all staff to be welcoming, professional and friendly yet not intrusive. My slight niggles, water pressure very low so difficult to wash long hair and the pillows too puffy for my personal preference. A small housekeeping issue was dealt with immediately that I mentioned it. The restaurant was well laid out with very comfortable dining chairs and the food was fantastic on the short but well balanced menu. Ingredients were of the highest quality both for breakfast and evening meals, cooked to perfection and presented as if entering a competition. We had three different chefs during our stay and they were all wonderful. I would however single out the chef who cooked my lamb on the first night. This talented lady, barely out of her teen years, was exceptional for one so young. The balance of flavours, texture and colours on the plates was extraordinary. She has an artistic eye for presentation, her culinary skills faultless and the high point of our stay.

We loved the quintessentially English Country House Hotel feel. Beautiful bedroom and comfy bed. Lovely breakfast. Very friendly staff. The bathroom was a bit of a tight squeeze. Would suggest lose the bath & put a bigger shower in!

Friendly staff who were very helpful. The room was clean and comfortable if a little tired in places. I was here on a business trip and needed Wi-Fi . This proved to be a little frustrating but the staff were very helpful and ensured that I had internet connection for urgent work.

So pleased with our three night break away with our dog. Very welcoming and everyone was very friendly and excellent service provided. We had a dog friendly room which was on the ground floor and gave us easy access to the large beautiful garden. Fan provided to help with heat. Clean rooms with lots of light and shutters for privacy. Food excellent.

Very comfortable hotel in lovely village. Beds comfortable, rooms nicely decorated. Good location for village which has several good pubs. Breakfast also good.

Booked a deluxe room which was lovely! Clean, well equipped, view over gardens, coffee making machine, bathrobes, all very nice! Food was excellent, really enjoyed the venison and fish and chips. Hot and well presented. The general areas need some TLC, which lets it down. The chairs in reception need replacing, very shabby! If there is no money to replace, at least get them cleaned. Not a good first impression for a rather lovely, quaint hotel.

Lovely old building, room could do with a bit of an update carpets and paint etc. but easily overlooked due to its charm.

Good meal on Sunday evening (although some options had run out by 7.30 and I had to chase a pudding as there weren't many staff around). House wine was very decent. Room spacious and well ventilated with a comfy bed ( but too many scatter cushions needed to come off before you could get into it!). Bathroom was big and towels were thick and large but shower was not so good and it was hard to get the temperature right. Breakfast this morning was fine. Excellent scrambled eggs (ordered off menu) and generous amounts of toast and good butter. All-in-all, a good stay in a lovely setting.

It was an excellent stay, the breakfast was wonderful, the only thing was we did not have a kettle in the room to make a cup of tea.

The hotel was very welcoming and the staff are all excellent. The room was large and comfortable although a little on the cold side when we arrived. The bed was very good. Our biggest concern was the lack of power in the shower.

Rooms are very light, huge windows, furnished traditionally as befits an old house. Happy with room facilities but more hangers, coat hooks and towel rail would be useful. Windows overlook a delightful village & spacious garden. Quirky building with uneven floors and steps up and down in doorways on first floor. Despite strong bannister in the stairwell, it proved difficult but not impossible for elderly family member. Prior to arrival we asked for him to have a walk in shower, this was accommodated without problem. We found all staff to be welcoming, professional and friendly yet not intrusive. My slight niggles, water pressure very low so difficult to wash long hair and the pillows too puffy for my personal preference. A small housekeeping issue was dealt with immediately that I mentioned it. The restaurant was well laid out with very comfortable dining chairs and the food was fantastic on the short but well balanced menu. Ingredients were of the highest quality both for breakfast and evening meals, cooked to perfection and presented as if entering a competition. We had three different chefs during our stay and they were all wonderful. I would however single out the chef who cooked my lamb on the first night. This talented lady, barely out of her teen years, was exceptional for one so young. The balance of flavours, texture and colours on the plates was extraordinary. She has an artistic eye for presentation, her culinary skills faultless and the high point of our stay.

The staff at Findon Manor were very helpful and lovely. They couldn't have been more accomodating, especially with our dogs. The breakfast was brilliant.

So pleased with our three night break away with our dog. Very welcoming and everyone was very friendly and excellent service provided. We had a dog friendly room which was on the ground floor and gave us easy access to the large beautiful garden. Fan provided to help with heat. Clean rooms with lots of light and shutters for privacy. Food excellent.

Lovely staff and breakfast was amazing

Trip booked last minute and the hotel couldn't have been more accommodating. Really lovely small personal hotel with super rooms (ours had a 4 poster bed!). Breakfast was delicious with such a wide variety of options.

Staff were lovely. Dinner at the restaurant took 45 minutes to get after ordering. There were a couple other issues the staff graciously dealt with. The price greatly outweighed the room and facilities.

Disappointing stay. Had booked a room for two adults and when booking room option is given as king/twin. On arrival, the room shown had a king bed and we were duly charged half the nights rate for someone to separate the beds into twin. Extortion. Will not return.

This hotel is an old building with character in a nice quiet location with easy access to Worthing and Brighton if you can drive. The staff were efficient and very helpful. We did have a couple of small issues with our room but this was sorted quickly and efficiently after we raised them with management. We was given a room upgrade which was appreciated. The breakfast was a wide choice of cooked local produce brought to the table once ordered with cereal fruit and pastries offered as extra help yourself options.I would recommend a stay at this hotel if you are looking for something more than a stay at a standard chain hotel.

This hotel certainly looks the part and we had hoped for a good experience, given the £147 price for B&B. The young man at check-in was both friendly and efficient. For the money, the room was just about okay, although the bathroom tiling left a bit to be desired. However, the bed was very comfortable. After that, things started to go downhill. Despite dinner being discussed at check-in, when we went to order at 7.20pm, we were told the kitchen was closed. The next surprise was the following morning when we discovered the shower in our room didn't work. The only solution was a dash along the corridor to another bedroom; not exactly the en-suite we expected. In fairness, we did enjoy our breakfast at Findon Manor but the staff's apparent indifference to the problems mean we will look elsewhere when we return to the area next time.

Had an evening meal and breakfast in the bar with our dog and it was lovely food and very attentive staff. We were even offered a sausage for our dog for breakfast!

A friendly welcome and straightforward check in. The room I believe has recently been redecorated and it is to a high standard although, the basin hot tap has been incorrectly fitted which might cause a problem if not corrected. (management made aware) The bed was comfortable and allowed a good sleep. The food was very excellent and a good quality cooked breakfast. The only disappointment was the room was not fully cleaned with dust and bits on the carpet near furniture which had not been moved to hoover etc.

Very comfortable hotel in lovely village. Beds comfortable, rooms nicely decorated. Good location for village which has several good pubs. Breakfast also good.

Fantastic service in lovely surroundings. Very comfortable bedroom and best breakfast in years!

Full of character. Lovely and quiet. Excellent breakfasts. Staff and very friendly, professional and helpful.

The hotel is in a small village and in a quiet location. The staff are very friendly and thoughtful. The breakfasts are very good with plenty of variety and options. I enjoyed my stay

Fabulous location, great food and staff

This hotel is an old building with character in a nice quiet location with easy access to Worthing and Brighton if you can drive. The staff were efficient and very helpful. We did have a couple of small issues with our room but this was sorted quickly and efficiently after we raised them with management. We was given a room upgrade which was appreciated. The breakfast was a wide choice of cooked local produce brought to the table once ordered with cereal fruit and pastries offered as extra help yourself options.I would recommend a stay at this hotel if you are looking for something more than a stay at a standard chain hotel.

Lovely light and airy room overlooking the pretty garden. Particularly liked the natural light in the bathroom. Very helpful in giving us early breakfast when needed. Good evening food too. Beautiful area, would definitely stay again. Thank you Findon Manor.

A treasure! Gorgeous gardens and property, places to walk, easy access to many interesting sites, delicious food and comfortable bed!!!

The Manor House is close to the village and is surrounded by a lovely garden. Staff are warm and welcoming. Bed was so cosy.

Absolutely lovely staff and great sized room. Comfy bed too. The manor is located un the middle of some great local walks too. Breakfast was delicious. We will certainly be staying again

So pleased with our three night break away with our dog. Very welcoming and everyone was very friendly and excellent service provided. We had a dog friendly room which was on the ground floor and gave us easy access to the large beautiful garden. Fan provided to help with heat. Clean rooms with lots of light and shutters for privacy. Food excellent.

Lovely staff and breakfast was amazing

Trip booked last minute and the hotel couldn't have been more accommodating. Really lovely small personal hotel with super rooms (ours had a 4 poster bed!). Breakfast was delicious with such a wide variety of options.

Staff were lovely. Dinner at the restaurant took 45 minutes to get after ordering. There were a couple other issues the staff graciously dealt with. The price greatly outweighed the room and facilities.

A tired hotel and short staffed but friendly atmosphere, ample choices at the bar and good food with gluten free options made up for this. The hotel has a large garden. We would stay again.

Good meal on Sunday evening (although some options had run out by 7.30 and I had to chase a pudding as there weren't many staff around). House wine was very decent. Room spacious and well ventilated with a comfy bed ( but too many scatter cushions needed to come off before you could get into it!). Bathroom was big and towels were thick and large but shower was not so good and it was hard to get the temperature right. Breakfast this morning was fine. Excellent scrambled eggs (ordered off menu) and generous amounts of toast and good butter. All-in-all, a good stay in a lovely setting.

This hotel certainly looks the part and we had hoped for a good experience, given the £147 price for B&B. The young man at check-in was both friendly and efficient. For the money, the room was just about okay, although the bathroom tiling left a bit to be desired. However, the bed was very comfortable. After that, things started to go downhill. Despite dinner being discussed at check-in, when we went to order at 7.20pm, we were told the kitchen was closed. The next surprise was the following morning when we discovered the shower in our room didn't work. The only solution was a dash along the corridor to another bedroom; not exactly the en-suite we expected. In fairness, we did enjoy our breakfast at Findon Manor but the staff's apparent indifference to the problems mean we will look elsewhere when we return to the area next time.

Had an evening meal and breakfast in the bar with our dog and it was lovely food and very attentive staff. We were even offered a sausage for our dog for breakfast!

A friendly welcome and straightforward check in. The room I believe has recently been redecorated and it is to a high standard although, the basin hot tap has been incorrectly fitted which might cause a problem if not corrected. (management made aware) The bed was comfortable and allowed a good sleep. The food was very excellent and a good quality cooked breakfast. The only disappointment was the room was not fully cleaned with dust and bits on the carpet near furniture which had not been moved to hoover etc.

Rooms are very light, huge windows, furnished traditionally as befits an old house. Happy with room facilities but more hangers, coat hooks and towel rail would be useful. Windows overlook a delightful village & spacious garden. Quirky building with uneven floors and steps up and down in doorways on first floor. Despite strong bannister in the stairwell, it proved difficult but not impossible for elderly family member. Prior to arrival we asked for him to have a walk in shower, this was accommodated without problem. We found all staff to be welcoming, professional and friendly yet not intrusive. My slight niggles, water pressure very low so difficult to wash long hair and the pillows too puffy for my personal preference. A small housekeeping issue was dealt with immediately that I mentioned it. The restaurant was well laid out with very comfortable dining chairs and the food was fantastic on the short but well balanced menu. Ingredients were of the highest quality both for breakfast and evening meals, cooked to perfection and presented as if entering a competition. We had three different chefs during our stay and they were all wonderful. I would however single out the chef who cooked my lamb on the first night. This talented lady, barely out of her teen years, was exceptional for one so young. The balance of flavours, texture and colours on the plates was extraordinary. She has an artistic eye for presentation, her culinary skills faultless and the high point of our stay.