"I had a wonderful stay at The Cottages.
Absolutely lovely welcome from my hosts, which was perfect as I needed some directions and advice for getting around.
It was a super comfy bed. I got 12 hours of sleep (after a long haul flight from Australia).
Lovely little ensuite, WiFi, TV, tea/coffee with kettle.
Recommended for anyone that needs a little bolt-hole in beautiful Chichester."
"We stayed 4 nights in "the annex" of The Nags Head while attending the Goodwood Revival in Sept. Although the price was crazy expensive at £450 per night for a basic hotel room and breakfast, at the time we booked we couldn't find anything cheaper that was as close to the train and bus station. (It's an easy walk through the historic center, past inviting shops and restaurants.)
The "annex" rooms are around the corner from the main in and pub, and the separation was no problem. The area felt safe and it was quite quiet since it was not directly on St. Pancras Street. (Even St. Pancras is not a particularly noisy street.)
Our room was clean and comfortable, and breakfast got us off to a good start. (Have the smoked haddock if you can!)
But what made our stay most memorable were the attentive staff members who made us feel like were at home. Tom, Jimmy and Ricky (Rickie?) had smiles for us every time we saw them, and there helpfulness and cheerfulness were so welcoming. Nags Head is clean and tidy because Ricky takes her job seriously...and does it with a smile. And we felt like Jimmy wanted to be sure everything went well for us and that he'd help us solve any problem that came up. We really felt that we were surrounded by friends.
With such kind staff, we're happy to recommend The Nags Head!"
"We were so surprised and how wonderful this little gem is. Lovely touches in the room. The food was beyond incredible and the staff couldn’t do anymore for you. We’ll be back for sure!"
"My brief stay was wonderful and would certainly stay there again. Only tiny downside is top bedroom has an adjacent shower room rather than en-suite but a very minor issue considering the positives of welcoming hosts , quiet location with a short pretty walk (20mins) to beach and having loverly breakfast on outside porch."
"I stayed 4 nights and my room was not serviced properly. I had to get them to make my bed after I retuned daily. I cannot understand why this was not done. I did not go on a bus mans holiday to make beds I do that at home. The food was very good at breakfast. My room was well used. Toilet seat would not stay up and blind needed replacing. I was in room 2."
"Brilliant place to stay, being able to walk around and meet to the donkeys, alpacas and the goats was great for the kids. A very pet friendly property and I can’t wait to return and stay again"
If you're planning an RV adventure to Chichester, booking a spot in an RV park is a great way to get to know the area. The cathedral and coffeehouses are some of the highlights travelers can look forward to. After you've found your spot at the RV park in Chichester, try some local specialties at the lively bars.
Where should I park my RV around Chichester?
Caravan in Selsey is a highly recommended RV park for your roadtrip, featuring free self parking and free WiFi. If you're heading out with friends or family, you might enjoy the indoor pool and garden available at this campground. Other recommended RV parks include Mill Rythe Coastal Village and Hayling Island Holiday Park.
What's there to see in Chichester?
If you want to find some ways to explore Chichester while making the most of your travel budget, this destination has a lot to offer. Spots where you'll find the natural beauty on display include West Dean Gardens, West Wittering Beach, and Chichester Harbour. Other places not to be missed include Chichester Cathedral, Chichester Festival Theatre, and Fishbourne Roman Palace.
What's it like staying in an RV park in Chichester?
Staying in an RV park is a fun and budget-friendly option for your road trip to Chichester. This type of accommodation provides you with spacious grounds to park your trailer and stay overnight in the great outdoors. Relax with your friends or family and make use of the extras you may find in a RV park, such as playgrounds, Wi-Fi, and cooking areas.