As a place to stay, handy for the races at Fontwell and a night out in Arundel, this place is functional and cheap. Friendly staff and an ok breakfast. Room very tired and a shower that sprayed every inch of the bathroom.

We stayed at the Comfort Inn Arundel for 1 Saturday night. The double room had, as expected just a standard uk double bed which was a little disappointing as it was capable of taking a much larger bed. The tv was restrictede to just four channels (looks like C5 doesn't exist in the Comfort Inn) but this was no inconvenience. We used the hotel restaurant for our evening meal which, whilst not being Michelin standard was very acceptable. Three courses cost £16 which resulted in a bill of £38 for the two of us, complete with a pint of lager each. The room we had was on the first floor and was large enough. The bathroom was average size and had a shower over the bath. We had paid £5 extra for breakfast which must be the deal of the centuary. Full english for two from the breakfast buffet, with coffee an tea etc. A great price! Overall, it was a very pleasurable stay and we will happily use the hotel again.

This was a last-minute booking as the B&B we had booked in Feb ceased trading & we only found out 3 days before departure, so a mad scramble to find somewhere. The hotel is conveniently situated close to the A27 but is rather tired & dated and could do with a face lift and a litter-picking gang. On the plus side, the staff were friendly, the room large and clean, the bed was comfortable, there was a hospitality tray and a good light over the large dressing table. The bathroom was a reasonable size and clean, with a shower over the bath (but one of those dreadful nylon shower curtains that get sucked in and stick to you! why do hotels use them??). Overall it was quiet, no noise from the road or the service station. However, no lifts, no air conditioning, only 4 coathangers in the wardrobe. The breakfast was basic, don't expect home made or locally produced, and don't even bother to ask about marmalade! We did not eat dinner in the restaurant so can't comment on that. Also the car park was not large enough at the weekend. The overflow carpark was unlit, potholed, with a broken down trailer in there and did not instill confidence that your car would still be there in the morning.
Overall, it was ok, but we have stayed in much better small hotels and good B&Bs that were much better value than the £65, £85, £95 and £85 a night that we paid for the room for 4 nights.

We stayed here for one night recently as we were visiting my daughter in Worthing to help her move house. Unfortunately due to the International Bowls Tournament this was the closest accommodation we could get. I had read the mixed reviews on Tripadvisor and just hoped it would be ok. However, it was not great. I have to say the bed was clean and comfortable which was a real bonus. The bedroom was not very clean. The carpet style skirting boards were very dusty and there were biscuit crumbs on the carpet, The curtains were hanging from the rail at one end and the walls were very marked. The bathroom was even worse. The bath, hand basin and toilet were all nice and clean as was the shower curtain and the shower nice and powerful. However there was black mould on the ceiling (as in the photo of a previous reviewer), the shower curtain rail was rusty, there was black around the bath and down the wall panels and the door architrave was actually rotten where water had run over the end of the bath. I was glad we had only booked the one night and had we only paid £29 would not have been too upset. However we actually paid £95 for the room only - no breakfast included! The file in the room said there was a Customer Survey form in the bedside drawer - I would have completed it had there been one! We will not be returning.