Name: Village House Coaching Inn
Address: The Square, Worthing, Worthing, Worthing, BN14 0TE, United Kingdom
Rating: 9

Smoke-free property

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Free Wi-Fi

Internet

Multi-language staff

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Barbecue grill(s)

Hiking

Picnic area

Barbeque

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Parking

Free parking nearby

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Conference Hall

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Pets Not Allowed

Pets

Temperature control for staff

Extra decontamination measures

Personal protection equipment for guests

Additional measures against COVID-19

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At the guest house

Airport Brighton

London Gatwick Airport

Farnborough Airport

Blackbushe Airport

Village House Coaching Inn

Worthing

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bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

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courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

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park-view

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pool-view

river-view

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annex

basement

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

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pets-allowed

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kitchen

Great Pub, Rooms comfortably and clean and nice. Food was exceptional, was one of the nicest pub meals I have ever had, great choice and many specials , a great place to stay, highly recommended and good value. Staff very friendly and welcoming

Great place to stay

Food and service absolutely amazing, had a lovely Mother’s Day meal here, staff lovely thanks so much for a lovely afternoon spent with the family, children catered for and a lovely location, peaceful surroundings and nothing was too much trouble

Amazing food and service

Lovely village pub with great atmosphere, really friendly staff and locals. Had a couple of meals here and enjoyed them both. Proper dog friendly pub as well they are treated like regulars! Excellent staff and really good pint of Guinness.

Lovely village pub

Amazing locally produced food, beautifully presented and really tasty. Lovely atmosphere in the pub. Friendly staff and reasonable price. 
Nice local pub full of character. Thoroughly recommend visiting 

Christmas meal 

Stayed here twice in October. Local B&B with local drinkers. Room 3 'The cosy double' was a bit tight for space and a bit tired, but clean. Had dinner here on both occasions and could not fault it. Good choice and good value. 

Oliver can cook!

The roast chicken and leek pie was lovely, and very generous in size. Fresh veg and boiled potatoes and a jug of gravy. 
Would definitely have again. The dog was welcome and also liked some of the left overs. Because it was a weekday lunchtime it was quiet but the staff were very efficient and friendly.

Best pie ever

The village is surprisingly busy during the day, probably due to its position close to the South Downs National Park. The Inn has a great atmosphere, good selection of ales, lager, wine, etc. and the meals we had were excellent, especially the Thai food, which was prepared by their Thai chef. There are vegetarian and gluten free options, too.
Our party stayed overnight in a couple of rooms. Room 3 is quite small and the toilet squeezed between the shower and wall. A bit of a tight fit for most adults. The thermostatic shower was unusable as it veered between scalding and freezing. The mattress on the double bed was very soft. Room 1 is larger, with a king size bed, but also suffered from a very soft mattress, making for an uncomfortable night's sleep. That room is in need of a make-over. The window frames are crumbling and mouldy. The wallpaper behind the bed is peeling off in places. Cleaning needs improving as there were quite a few cobwebs in the room and also in the passageways and other rooms. There was no hot water, so the shower/bath could not be used. Other clients complained about this, so it wasn't just our room. We were told there was a problem with the boiler when checking out, but no discount was offered from the cost of the room, which was taken the day we booked in rather than at check-out as is the standard practice. 
Breakfast was standard fare - full English with a variety of cereals, toast and preserves. Cleanliness is clearly a problem here - the carpet beneath the table we were shown to was full of crumbs and various food debris from the night before. Service was OK, but even though we had asked in advance for a gluten free option for one guest and received an email confirmation that this could be catered for, on the day GF toast was provided, but no effort had been made to get G-free sausage (easily obtainable nowadays), so short changed on the breakfast. In summary, a great place to have a drink and evening meal, but not somewhere we would stay overnight again. Photo's attached.


Like a Parsons Egg - Good In Parts

My extended family, friends and I enjoyed a wonderful two-night stay at The Village House this week, ready to attend my daughter's wedding at the nearby stunning Cissbury Barns wedding venue.
The welcome as we all stumbled in having travelled from various parts of England and France was warm and joyful, and the staff were so helpful, offering support with big smiles. We felt immediately we had arrived at a very friendly and caring hostelry,
The rooms were quintessentially olde English, linked with quirky corridors, beams, twist and turns. In secret corners, vintage sofas and chairs gave a relaxing feel and one could almost imagine bumping into Miss Marples quietly knitting.
We shared an evening meal, and the theme was a pizza night.  They were stunning with loads of garlic bread. I had spaghetti bolognese which was also particularly good. The public bar was lively and very relaxed which made our family reunion incredibly special. We looked forward to our breakfast and were not disappointed.  Again, this was great with loads to eat and lashings of decent coffee, tea, fruit juices, toast and jam/honey, cereal and all the extras. 
The owners and their incredible staff team really must have a special mention.
 They were genuinely friendly and took an interest in us and really took care of all our needs. We could see the staff were happy in their work which made a lovely atmosphere to holiday and relax in.
Without any hesitation we can highly recommend The Village House and will certainly be coming again.
Thank you all so much,
Sally Pritchard

A GEM OF A PLACE IN THE STUNNING SOTH DOWNS WHICH I REALLY WOULD LIKE TO KEEP AS A SECRET!

This is a relaxed place to stay with polite staff whom are very helpful and we have stayed twice now and would recommend  , we also stay I'n the dogs suit which is perfect for our two pugs. The ground are beautiful 

The food is exceptional for the price 

The Village House in the village of FIndon is an historic building that retains its original horse and carriage entrance. The rooms above the bars are a little quirky, which gives them a pleasing character. Our room was very clean and warm, which was welcome on a rainy, January night. Beverages and toiletries were provided, and we particularly appreciated the bottle of water on each bedside table, as I always forget to bring fresh water with me. Just outside our room was a landing with a sofa and a view over the garden. There is a further lounge area further along the corridor.

Meals are served downstairs in the bar, which also offers pleasant areas to sit. However, we opted for a curry in the Indian restaurant, which is conveniently adjacent to the pub. We returned to our room around 9.30 pm and were surprised to find the building locked up and in darkness. We then discovered the second key on our fob wasn’t a spare key to our room but for the main door of the pub. We had a worrying few moments though when the door wouldn’t open and we thought it was going to be a night in the car until my husband took a shoulder to it. 

I would definitely recommend The Village Inn. Bear in mind there is no lift and one set of stairs winds up to the landing and first floor.

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