Top Cosy Pubs in West Sussex
Cosy | Country Pubs | Countryside | Pub | Pub Accommodation | Uk Pubs | Walking | Posted 2024.01.04
Nestled in the south of England, West Sussex beckons with its allure, featuring the stunning South Coast, the picturesque South Downs National Park, and a tapestry of charming villages and towns.
West Sussex provides a diverse range of activities, from enjoying the sun-kissed beaches to exploring the rich history encapsulated in magnificent castles and estates, such as Arundel Castle, Tinwood Estate and Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens.
Whether you’re drawn to the vibrant energy of bustling towns or the tranquillity of the countryside, West Sussex is a year-round destination, promising an array of experiences to suit every taste. Amidst the plethora of possibilities, the question arises: Where should one stay whilst exploring this charming county? Fret not, as we have curated a list of cosy pubs in West Sussex for you to consider, ensuring a delightful and memorable stay in this picturesque part of England.
Cosy pubs in West Sussex
The White Hart
The White Hart is a charming pub nestled in South Harting. This delightful pub has open fires, snug bedrooms, and an inviting atmosphere. Stepping into its warm embrace, you’ll find a haven to unwind and kickback.
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The Cat Inn
The Cat Inn is a 16th-century inn, boasting character-filled bedrooms, cosy corners, and award-winning cuisine. The pub’s interior is a testament to its beauty, adorned with wooden beams and charming ornaments. Embrace the ambiance as you nestle by the fire and relish a refreshing pint.
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The White Horse
The White Horse is an ideal base for exploring West Sussex. Renowned for its exceptional food and drinks, every meal at this pub is meticulously crafted by fantastic chefs. Upstairs discover eight en-suite bedrooms, each named after celebrated racehorses, providing a unique and comfortable retreat in a picturesque setting.
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The Royal Oak
Upon first glance, it’s easy to understand the popularity of this charming pub – the vines climbing its sides beckon you to explore within! Boasting a legacy spanning over two centuries, this cosy establishment is adorned with classical decorations, including exposed brick and wooden beams. Fresh fish from the south coast is delivered daily, as well as venison and pheasant managed by their local herdsmen.
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The Crown Inn
As soon as you step inside The Crown Inn there is a welcoming atmosphere. Around the main bar and living area are a range of seating options. This family-owned establishment serves as an excellent retreat for those eager to explore West Sussex. Not only do they have four beautifully decorated en-suite bedrooms above the pub, but they also have two stylish self-catering cottages, catering to a variety of preferences.
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The Welldigger Arms
Overlooking the rolling South Downs National Park, this cosy West Sussex pub is one to note down. The sweeping views of the rolling hills create a tranquil backdrop, inviting you to unwind and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the UK countryside. The Welldigger Arms offer 14 beautiful en-suite bedrooms located within the pub and in a separate annexe deluxe room, which boast private terraces and garden views.
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The White Horse
The White Horse is a great choice for a cosy retreat in West Sussex, this charming pub is found in the heart of the national South Down National Parks. After a day of exploring the picturesque countryside, return to this inviting pub where a delectable meal awaits you by a crackling fire. Before retiring to their characterful bedrooms upstairs, revel in the cosy ambiance that makes this establishment a perfect retreat.
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Written by Issy Matthews
