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The Hotel

Housed in an elegant Georgian manor house, Avisford Park Hotel makes for a perfect idyllic retreat. The hotel is hugged by 89 acres of Sussex parkland and scenic English countryside. Guests can keep active with a visit to a golf club (fees may apply, please enquire once you arrive at the hotel)

The hotel is set between Chichester and Arundel - just 45 minutes from London Gatwick Airport and Southampton Airport and with direct rail links to London.

The bedrooms vary in size and style. Classic double and twin rooms are spacious and bathed in natural light and offer views to the gardens and parkland beyond. In-room facilities include flat-screen TVs, tea- and coffee-making facilities, and en suite bathrooms.

Traditional dining changing seasonally can be enjoyed in the Cedar Restaurant. The Lounge Terrace and Bar offers a selection of fresh pastries and aromatic coffee.

Room Details

Double Room

• Standard occupancy: two people
• Maximum occupancy: two people

Twin Room

• Standard occupancy: two people
• Maximum occupancy: two people

Menu

Starters may include:

• Vegetable spring rolls with sesame, soy and honey dipping sauce
• Iberico ham croquettes with sriracha mayonnaise
• Cajun sweet potato wedges with, jalapeno relish and sour cream

Mains may include:

• Grilled rib- eye steak 8oz with gem salad and skinny fries

• ‘Future farms’ lentil and beetroot veggie burger with brioche bun, tomato and pepper relish, dill pickles and skinny fries

• Chicken ham hock and leek pie with spring greens, mash and gravy

• See the full dinner menu

Groupon's Guide To West Sussex

Packed with sleepy villages and coastal scenery, West Sussex is a popular getaway for travellers seeking countryside rambles, heritage sites or simply a break from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

History buffs may indulge in a trip to the village of Amberley, where a 12th-century castle awaits to be explored, or head to the archeological site of Fishbourne Palace, where 1st-century mosaics and Roman architecture may be admired. Days may also be spent browsing for antiques or enjoying a cup of tea at a restaurant or cafe.