Info
Its 78 rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows framing panoramic Channel views, while the 24-hour café serves Sussex smokies (locally smoked haddock) with Brighton Blue cheese sauce.
The property's vintage-inspired Sun Lounge displays archival photographs of 1930s beachgoers and hosts monthly sea shanty performances by local choirs.
Food enthusiasts stroll 150m east to The Crab Shack for Sussex rock crab served in shell-shaped cast iron skillets, or cross the promenade to Perch on the Pier for salt-aged steaks grilled over South Downs charcoal.
History buffs explore Worthing Museum & Art Gallery's (800m west) collection of Edwardian bathing machines and Saxon jewelry, while architecture fans admire the Grade II listed Dome Cinema (1.2km east), Europe's oldest continuously operating cinema.
Business travelers frequent the Worthing Digital Hub's co-working spaces (650m north), while fitness enthusiasts join sunrise yoga sessions on the heated lido deck of Splashpoint Leisure Centre (400m west).
As a prime example of West Sussex seafront accommodation cheap, this hotel offers guided fossil-hunting walks along the UNESCO-recognized Cretaceous coastline.
Budget alternatives include The Ardington Hotel's retro-chic rooms with rotary phones or Worthing Backpackers Lodge's dormitories in a converted Victorian sea captain's house.
Gatwick Airport (LGW) lies 40km northeast via A24, with direct Coastliner 700 buses stopping outside the hotel's art deco canopy.
Worthing Railway Station (1.3km north) connects to London Victoria in 90 minutes via Southern Rail, while cyclists follow the Worth Way trail through ancient woodland to historic Bramber Castle.
Guest reviews highlight waking to the sound of waves crashing against the art installation groynes and staff who can recite the daily tide timetable, though some mention limited parking during summer festivals.
The Secret Smugglers' Walk experience reveals hidden tunnels beneath the hotel once used by 18th-century brandy runners, complete with replica contraband barrels.
This South Coast affordable sea view rooms property partners with the local RNLI lifeboat station for exclusive tours of their Shannon-class all-weather vessel.
Cultural landmarks include the Worthing Symphony Orchestra's seaside pavilion concerts (300m east) and the Highdown Gardens (2.1km north) showcasing plants from around the British Empire.
The hotel's Maritime Memory Wall displays salvaged ship figureheads from vessels wrecked off the coast, while its activity desk books guided tours to the ghostly remains of medieval Climping Sea Village emerging at low tide.
For family stays, this Worthing promenade family friendly hotels offers bucket-and-spade lending services and rockpooling kits containing magnifying glasses and illustrated ID charts.
Business amenities include a retro-style boardroom with 1950s weather mapping equipment repurposed as presentation tools.
The hotel's Coastal Classroom program teaches children about marine conservation through crab tagging and plastic pollution workshops.
Educational institutions encompass Northbrook College's marine biology research center (3.2km west) with touch tanks containing local sealife, and the Worthing Archaeological Society's digs at Roman-era farming settlements.
The hotel loans metal detectors for beachcombing expeditions that often uncover Victorian coins and shrapnel from WWII coastal defenses.
Alternative accommodations include The Burlington Hotel's retro 1960s spaceship-themed suites or Sea Spray B&B's converted lighthouse keeper's cottage with original foghorn mechanisms.
Adventure seekers rent the hotel's vintage beach buggies to explore seven miles of promenade, passing the world's longest artist-designed bench at 324 meters.
Hidden gems include the subterranean Smugglers Adventure golf course beneath the hotel and the annual Worthing Zombie Walk that starts from its Art Deco foyer.
Contact Number
Web Site
Title :
Address
Map Coordinates
Map
