The Pig in the South Downs

Name: The Pig in the South Downs
Address: Madehurst, Arundel, West Sussex BN18 0NL, Arundel, Arundel, Arundel, BN18 0NL, United Kingdom
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4.8 kmfrom the city center

from $ 336

Popular amenities

Free Internet
Parking
Bar or restaurant
Spa Services

Location

Airport Brighton • 22.3 km
Portsmouth Airport • 32.2 km
London Gatwick Airport • 42.9 km
Farnborough Airport • 45.4 km
Blackbushe Airport • 51.8 km

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Location

Madehurst, Arundel, West Sussex BN18 0NL, Arundel

Airports
Airport Brighton • 22.3 km
Portsmouth Airport • 32.2 km
London Gatwick Airport • 42.9 km
Farnborough Airport • 45.4 km
Blackbushe Airport • 51.8 km
Southampton Airport • 54.0 km

Description of the hotel

Location

A very nice option for those who like to be on the move! Hotel «The Pig in the South Downs» is located in Arundel. This hotel is located in 5 km from the city center.

At the hotel

Spend an evening in a nice atmosphere of the bar. It’s time to have a nice meal! Stop by the restaurant. Want to be always on-line? Wi-Fi is available. Specially for tourists who travel by car, there’s a free parking zone.

The beauty and wellness services: a spa center.

Facts about the hotel

Type of electrical socket

Type G

230 V / 50 Hz

Number of rooms

31 rooms

Services and amenities

General

24-hour reception

Meals

Bar
Breakfast
Restaurant

Internet

Free Wi-Fi

Parking

Free parking

Beauty and wellness

Spa
charged separately

Conditions of accommodation

Check-in and check-out

Check-in
After 16:00

Check-out
Until 11:00

Conditions of accommodation

Check-in and check-out

Check-in
After 16:00

Check-out
Until 11:00

Additional information

All common areas are wheelchair accessible and there are a number of ground-floor rooms available on request.

The estate's original landowner Sir George Thomas lived in the main lodge while his architect, Joseph Bonomi, crafted something even grander. Such was Bonomi's local renown at the time, his name is even mentioned in Sense and Sensibility.