Pubs and Inns

With no end of wonderful country pubs to choose from, we take a look at which of our favourites have the best beer gardens in West Sussex.

Crackling fires, wooden beams and a mix of quirky and traditionally English decor. I knew I was going to enjoy our Sunday lunch at The George as soon as I stepped inside.

I’ve been combing the county to find some of the best cool and quirky places to stay in East Sussex. From treehouses and shepherd’s huts to lighthouses and windmills, discover some unusual places to lay your head.

In the sleepy village of Oving, just 3 miles from the historic city of Chichester and within sight of Goodwood and the South Downs, a chocolate box 16th century thatched cottage is home to a very special pub and microbrewery.

In my search for the best local craft beer, I explored Langham Brewery, not far from me in the South Downs National Park, and I will definitely be visiting again.

I don’t often get to spend time in glorious Sussex these days, so when I do, I really want to make the most of it. I have fond memories of …

The Standard Inn in the charming town of Rye, East Sussex, is over 500 years old, rich in history and situated in a superb location in the heart of the town’s citadel.