Littlehampton hotel

Great sized room- cot set up and lots of space to accommodate baby- had to leave early due to daughter being well and they sorted our refunding our room quickly and efficiently in a really friendly and supportive way! Have stayed at many premier inns but the set up for staying with a baby was brilliant- thank you!

Good location with free parking. Nice clean modern rooms. The air conditioning was too cold and it was not fixed even after speaking with reception it was still freezing in there all night. Not great for families.

Me and my partner stayed here for a weekend, and our stay was very pleasant! We arrived late into the night, check in was simple & quick and the receptionist explained everything in detail. Upon arriving in our room, the bathroom fan was broken and extremely noisy… I went down to reception at about 12:15 AM, where I was greeted by the lovely receptionist Vicky. I informed her of the fan, and immediately me and my partner were given a new room as luckily there was one which Vicky explained was unheard of on a Friday night. However, Vicky went above & beyond and very kindly added on a complimentary breakfast for my partner and I, for our weekend stay. All of the staff we came across were very friendly and welcoming, greeting us as we entered as wishing us a good day as we left! But, massive shoutout to Vicky for making our stay incredible! Location: Convenient as it is a short drive from the beach, 4 minute drive from Angmering Train Station, and just across the bypass are a few shops including Haskins & Hobbycraft Atmosphere: Very welcoming, staff were friendly and welcoming, no awkwardness or rudeness! Value: I find it a tad on the pricey side, however, staff are friendly, rooms are clean, so price is not unjustified. Amenities: Free parking is extremely helpful, saves a few extra pounds. Towels were clean, and nice toiletries!

Extremely helpful and friendly staff in reception and restaurant. Room quiet, clean well furnished and equipped, comfortable bed and good drencher shower.

Usual very good Premier Inn job. Friendly staff, loads of free parking, comfortable and clean bedroom, etc. Once you've got to know Premier Inns, it's often the little things that make the difference, such as the extra pillows in a sealed bag that we now grab on arrival before we even reach the bed! Sad person that I am, I'm always interested in the relationship between Premier Inns and the restaurant/pub/whatever next door. Sometimes they are owned by Premier Inn; sometimes they are independent. Here, the next door building literally looks derelict with even the name ripped off. However, a bit of detective work told me that it used to be a pub called The Roundstone (owned, I think, by the Premier Inn people) that was closed down earlier this year. No idea whether they are going to convert it into extra bedrooms or refurbish it. Anyway, we were a bit worried by what the breakfast was going to be like, but in fact it was as good as ever once you got inside. It's also one of those particularly nice Premier Inn breakfasts where they take your order for the hot food, so if you want your eggs runny then that's how you will get them. So yes, a Premier Inn where we would definitely be happy to go back.