Norfolk Arms Hotel

About Norfolk Arms Hotel

The Norfolk Arms Hotel has stood on Arundel's High Street for more than two hundred years, built as a coaching inn by the tenth Duke of Norfolk and still trading in much the same spirit today, within sight of the castle gates. Its 37 en-suite bedrooms are individually decorated, several with four-poster beds, and the building retains the heavy beams and period character expected of a Georgian coaching inn while offering modern comforts throughout.

Downstairs, the hotel's restaurant and bar serve food through the day, and the courtyard car park behind the building is a genuine advantage in a town where parking can otherwise mean a walk up from the river car parks. The hotel has long served as a natural stopping point for visitors to the castle and cathedral, both a short walk away.

Its central High Street position puts Arundel's antique shops, galleries and restaurants on the doorstep, and the hotel's scale and history make it one of the town's better-known places to stay, particularly for anyone wanting a traditional coaching-inn stay rather than a smaller boutique room.