Norfolk Arms Hotel
4 StarsArundel Castle views, Traditional British gastronomy
Arundel Castle views, Traditional British gastronomy
Historic Georgian coaching inn, Traditional pub dining
Versatile function rooms, Family-run countryside retreat
Scenic countryside room views, Spacious family-friendly rooms
Heated indoor pool and wellness, Cedar Restaurant heritage dining
On-site Beefeater grill restaurant, Family-friendly accommodation
Convenient roadside rest stop, Coastliner 700 bus connection
Indoor and outdoor heated pools, Tranquil spa with diverse treatments
Spacious family room layouts, Fontwell Park Racecourse proximity
Picturesque South Downs National Park setting, Rooms with secret battlements access
Heated indoor swimming pool, Award-winning à la carte restaurant
On-site restaurant, Family-friendly accommodation
Fresh, homemade local cuisine, Family-friendly accommodation
Racecourse-view guest rooms, Spacious family-friendly accommodation
Rustic character property identity, Proximity to Goodwood and Fontwell
Scenic countryside view rooms, Traditional country inn ambiance
Traditional English pub atmosphere, Individually themed guest rooms
Panoramic English Channel views, Historic seafront terrace conversion
Heated outdoor swimming pools, Dog-friendly accommodation
South Downs National Park gateway, Historic manor house setting
Split-level sea view restaurant, Outdoor sun terrace
Panoramic English Channel views, Thyme restaurant and bar
Terrace Restaurant dining, Historic 18th-century manor house
Chapmans Restaurant, Spacious and individually designed rooms
Proximity to Worthing Museum and Art Gallery, Historic village setting
Steyne Gardens and seafront views, Quirky historical interior layout
Tranquil garden and terrace, Family-friendly accommodations
Exclusive members' clubhouse access, Championship golf courses
Historic 16th-century inn charm, Attractive terrace garden
Intimate seafront accommodation, Sea view restaurant and bar
Executive honeymoon suite, Sea Pearl Bar and Restaurant
Cathedral-facing room views, Chichester Festival Theatre proximity
Victorian heritage with modern flair, Worthing Station gateway location
Expansive garden and patio dining, Historic 16th-century setting
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Arundel Castle, currently the seat of the Duke of Norfolk, dates from approximately 1070 and is one of the most complete remaining British castles. Exhibits within the castle include various works of art, armour and period furnishings and a visit includes the opportunity to view the Gothic architecture of the 14thC Fitzalan Chapel as well as explore the established gardens. Special historical events are regularly showcased and included in the normal admission tariff. Arundel Castle has also featured in various films such as Henry VIII as well as The Prince and the Pauper. Some of the facilities are not easily accessible to disabled patrons, details being provided at the website. There is ample parking and the premises include both a restaurant and gift shop. Credit cards other than Diners Club or American Express are accepted. Please note that photography within the castle is prohibited and that no dogs other than assistance animals are allowed. Full details of the opening hours and tariffs, including reduced rates for groups of 20 or more persons, are provided at the website.
Arundel Castle is a top attraction in Arundel, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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