The Hotel

The Old Railway Station in Petworth offers exclusive adults-only accommodations, surrounded by a charming garden and featuring a spacious terrace. Guests can enjoy complimentary on-site parking and free WiFi throughout their stay. The property also provides convenient room service and housekeeping. Each room at this unique bed and breakfast is thoughtfully furnished with a wardrobe, TV, private bathroom, cozy bed linens, and fresh towels. Some rooms even boast a private entrance for added privacy. All accommodations include a comfortable seating area for relaxation.

Guests can start their day with a choice of a continental or Full English/Irish breakfast, with the option to enjoy breakfast in their room. The property also hosts an on-site restaurant, coffee shop, and bar for dining and refreshments. The Old Railway Station is ideally located, with Goodwood Racecourse just 15 km away and Goodwood Motor Circuit 19 km from the property. For travelers, London Gatwick Airport is conveniently situated 45 km from this charming retreat.

How to find us: The Old Railway Station is on the A285 approximately 1.8 miles south of Petworth. When you reach Badger’s Pub, bear left as if to go into their car park and take the little lane (ahead of you and parallel with the main road) that leads to The Old Railway Station. Post Code for SatNav’s: GU28 0JF (most will take you to The Badger)

Room Details

Pullman Carriage Standard Double Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Maximum occupancy: 2 people
• The Hotel cannot accommodate children under 10 years old overnight Standard Pullman
• The hotel booking office is open from 10:30 am to 7:30 pm - Phone: (0) 17983 42346

Groupon's Guide To West Sussex

Packed with sleepy villages and coastal scenery, West Sussex is a popular getaway for travellers seeking countryside rambles, heritage sites, or simply a break from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

History buffs may indulge in a trip to the village of Amberley, where a 12th-century castle awaits to be explored, or head to the archeological site of Fishbourne Palace, where 1st-century mosaics and Roman architecture may be admired. Days may also be spent browsing for antiques or enjoying a cup of tea at a restaurant or cafe.