Angmering Manor Hotel

We visited this gorgeous family run hotel for a long weekend for our wedding anniversary and were certainly not disappointed! All the staff during our stay, Amelia, Callum, Sam and Kayleigh were smartly dressed and professional. It was definitely apparent that they had been trained. The food was very good too and the bar, dining room and lounge were beautifully fitted and the garden too! Did I mention the swimming pool which was the best hotel pool I’ve ever used , very clean indeed , including the sauna. We will be returning- we loved it all 🤩

I strongly urge the relevant health and regulatory authorities to immediately inspect and audit the kitchen of this hotel. The hotel manager verbally abused me in front of my children — an utterly unprofessional and disgraceful act. The staff is extremely disrespectful and fails to comply with basic hygiene standards. I do not recommend this establishment under any circumstances. To protect your health, demand to see the kitchen before you consider eating here

The Angmering Manor hotel is a hidden gem situated in the South Coast. Nestled in the south coast village of Angmering, this hotel offers a perfect belnd of comfort, quality and warmth. The rooms are spotless, nicley presented and equipped with everything you need for ahome from home experience. The menu is refreshed regualrly and the quality of food is fabulous. What sets The Angemring Manor above other hotels is the friendly, helpfull staff, special mention to Kayleigh the Manager, who goes above and beyond to ensure your needs are met. Yvonne

Had a 3 course meal & abba evening. The whole evening was fantastic. A beautiful place, the staff were amazing & worked so hard. Our meal was delicious, we both leave a thing!!! Definitely be going again! Abba was brilliant too.

Always stayed at Angmering Manor when I had to travel for work. Kayleigh and all the staff are always super helpful and accommodating. They always go above and beyond to make sure your stay is the best it can be. 10/10

Had my brother and wife visiting and decided to book an evening meal for 16/07/25 instead of the Lamb for a change. Cannot fault the character of the manor or the surroundings, beautiful. But we we very disappointed with the evening meal. The avocado and prawn starter didn't have much avocado, although it was apparently tasty, the pate was tasty, but small and too much salad to fill the plate. The halloumi was said to be delicious. The main course, however, was the issue. Of the 5 choices on the menu, we all tried to order the duck, but the waiter soon returned to say there there was none left! Our sitting was 19.45, so not late for what should have been a well stocked kitchen. Of the remaining 4 choices, we all opted for the steak, chips, tomato and mushrooms because the remaining choices were not to our taste and we had to make a reasonably quick decision. We ordered a medium, a medium rare and a rare, but when they arrived, all 3 appeared to be the same when cut into. We did eat them, but they were dry without a sauce. We tried to order a bearnaise or peppercorn sauce, only to be told we couldn't have them and should have asked for them at the time of ordering, but as it was a snap decision in the first instance, as our first choice wasn't available, we didn't notice that. We were given the offer of tomato sauce, brown sauce or mustard. The chips were oven chips, we had half a tomato and a few button mushrooms. Not really acceptable for the price. We declined the offer of a dessert or coffee and I asked for negotiation when the bill arrived. I commented on the steaks to be told that they all were measured with the meat probes and as they should be. I didn't dispute that, but they were definitely the same. Ultimately, we were given a reduction in the price of one of the steak meals. On a personal issue, I do visit the manor for lunch and have the 'ladies who lunch' package as well and have not been disappointed, but I very much doubt if I will return for an evening meal.