Amberley Castle
Hotel · Amberley
Amberley Castle, Arundel BN18 9LT, United Kingdom
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Castle hotel with fine dining, tennis courts, peacocks, alpacas.
Amberley Castle, Arundel BN18 9LT, United Kingdom Get directions
Castle hotel with fine dining, tennis courts, peacocks, alpacas.
Amberley Castle, Arundel BN18 9LT, United Kingdom Get directions
"This 900-year-old West Sussex castle offers luxury accommodations within medieval walls. Its stunning gardens are home to an 18-hole putting course and 2 lakes. There is free private parking on site, and Amberley Rail Station is a 10-minute walk away. Amberley Castle has been awarded 4 AA Red Stars and 3 AA Rosettes for its fantastic food. You can dine in the 12th-century Queen’s Room with its vaulted ceiling, or the Great Room, with oak flooring, a tapestry, and suits of armor. The elegant bedrooms are furnished with antiques and fine fabrics, and biscuits will be waiting for you on arrival. Each room also comes with fluffy bathrobes, slippers, a flat-screen TV, and facilities for making tea and coffee. Amberley Castle is completely enclosed by its old wall, and retains a portcullis that gets lowered at night. You can climb the ramparts for stunning views, play tennis on site, and there is also a croquet lawn to enjoy." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"Some hotels throw the word “castle” around rather liberally, but Amberley Castle is the real deal — its fortifications date to the 14th century, and its guest list includes Henry VIII among its names. Today it’s a suitably luxurious family-owned hotel whose rooms and suites, whether inside or outside the castle walls, combine ancient stone and timber with contemporary interventions like Vispring beds, gas fireplaces, and lavish modern bathrooms. Dinner is served in two of the castle’s grandest rooms." - Tablet Hotels
"Staying at Amberley Castle is rather like appearing in your very own version of Shakespeare in Love. The castle dates back over 900 years and the beamed bedrooms, suits of armour in the dining room, gleaming wood panelling and ornate tapestries all create a feeling of stepping back in time. Happily, beneath the historic decor lies a smoothly-run 21st-century hotel, with Michelin-esque dining and staff who achieve that tricky mix of informality and absolute professionalism. It’s a wonderfully romantic retreat – surrounded by the tranquil landscapes of the Sussex South Downs – although worth bearing in mind there is no spa or pool. " - Matthew Roach
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