Hotels with Free Parking in West Sussex from SAR 230

"Excellent accommodation and superb food( evening meal) Staff all super helpful, but not fawning, thank goodness! Lovely easy atmosphere."

"Very nice. Comfortable room "

"We stayed one night, the car park is free and is located behind the Crawley's High Street. The price was quite low for a well-known brand like Ramada, but the hotel looks a little bit unmaintained and the fact that we didn't had hot water at all made us not being too surprised about it."

"From the warm welcome on reception to a very comfortable room and a superb breakfast, on site safe parking an excellent stay ."

"This was a very good choice for central Chichester: an easy walk from the station and out to Pallant House Gallery and to the jazz club venue- and indeed also to the independent cinema and the theatre. A good value stay at a busy time of year. Bathroom was spacious and modern and we appreciated the bath / shower combination"

"The condition of the building is tired. All the sash windows had broken sash chords. The heating on a cold night was barely adequate - I got into a comfortable and clean bed to keep warm. Lovely towels on a heated towel rail made it a pleasure getting out of the shower. I was kept waiting 45 minutes for breakfast because the chef was not informed I was going to be there . He was very pleasant but was busy making 8 take away breakfasts. I , therefore, had a rushed breakfast instead of a...

"Room had all our needs and was well equipped , clean and smelt fresh at all times , staff very friendly and welcoming. Car parking was excellent no problems at all. Breakfast was very good plenty to eat and drink and efficient service, We had one thing that would have made our stay perfect if the mattress had not been sprung it made the bed feel very lumpy in places and sleep was hit and miss , we will be booking again next time we ho to Chichester as we found it very easy to get around , a big...

"Really good place to stay, clean and friendly, some other guests where loud at early hours in the morning and slamming doors, the hotel close to theatre and harvester, "