House Arundel

About House Arundel

House Arundel occupies a Grade II listed building on the High Street dating from the 1730s, run as a small boutique bed and breakfast with just five rooms, each finished with king-size beds, rainfall showers and the kind of personal attention that comes from a genuinely small operation. Guests are looked after directly by the owners, and the atmosphere is closer to staying with well-organised friends than a conventional hotel stay.

Breakfast is taken seriously here, with home-made items and fresh milk delivered daily, served either in a small breakfast room or, for some rooms, brought up as a tray. The building's period features, from exposed beams to sash windows, have been kept alongside contemporary bathrooms and blackout curtains, and each of the five rooms has its own character rather than a uniform hotel finish.

Its High Street position puts guests a nine-minute walk from Arundel Castle and five minutes from the cathedral, with the River Arun also close by, making it one of the best-placed smaller stays in the town centre. Given its size, rooms book up quickly for weekends in summer.