Chain Name: Best Western
Marine Parade, Worthing, BN11 3QD

The Berkeley Hotel offers a high standard of comfort that is matched by the quality of its friendly service. With the promenade overlooking the English Channel, it is perfectly placed for enjoying the delights of Worthing.

Relax in our elegantly furnished lounge and bar or enjoy the English or Continental cuisine in the restaurant.Disabled access to the hotel is possible using the wheelchair lift from the car-park.

Guest Services

General: Luggage Storage, Restaurant, Bar, Rooms/Facilities for disabled guests, Express Check-In/Check-Out, Heating, All Public and Private Spaces Non-Smoking, Elevator, Non-Smoking Rooms, Newspapers, Free Parking, Terrace, 24-Hour Front Desk.

Services: Fax/Photocopying, Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN, Internet Services, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Breakfast in the Room, Room Service, Dry Cleaning, Packed Lunches, Bridal Suite, Shoe Shine.

Location: Beach.

Hotel Policies

Important! Policies may vary from these depending on your room, date & rate selection. Please check the room information when booking.

Check In: 14:00 hours
Check Out: 11:00 hours

Cards accepted at the hotel: Visa, Maestro, American Express, MasterCard, Diner's Club

Deposit: No deposit will be charged.

Internet: Wireless internet is available in the hotel rooms only and costs GBP 5.00 per hour.

Pets: Pets are not allowed.

Parking: Free Public parking is possible on site.

Extra Charges: VAT is included. Service charge is included. City/tourist tax is not applicable.

Children and extra beds: Children cannot be accommodated at the hotel. All children under 2 years stay free of charge for cots. All older children or adults stay free of charge for extra beds. Maximum capacity of extra beds/babycots in a room is 1.

Cancellations: If cancelled up to 1 day before the date of arrival, no fee will be charged. If cancelled later or in case of no-show, the first night will be charged.

Local Attractions:
Royal Pavilion (17 km) - Acclaimed as one of the most exotically beautiful buildings in the British Isles, the Royal Pavilion was the magnificent seaside residence of George IV. The breathtaking Regency palace is decorated in Chinese style with a romanticised Indian exterior

Sea Life Centre (17 km) - Experience spectacular marine displays, set in the world's oldest functioning aquarium. Take a look at over 100 species in their natural habitat, including seahorses, sharks and rays. Over forty exhibits including Adventures at 20,000 Leagues.

Arundel Castle (13 km) - Set high on a hill in West Sussex, this magnificent castle and stately home, seat of the Dukes of Norfolk for nearly 1000 years, commands stunning views across the river Arun and out to sea. Climb to the keep and battlements; marvel at a fine collection

RSPB Pulborough Brooks Nature Reserve (17 km) - Set in the scenic Arun Valley and easily reached via the visitor centre at Wiggonholt, this is an excellent reserve for year-round family visits. A nature trail winds through hedgerow-lined lanes to viewing hides overlooking water-meadows. Breeding summer

Amberley Working Museum (15 km) - 36 acre open-air museum dedicated to the industrial heritage of the south east of England. Traditional craftspeople on site (including a blacksmith and potter), working narrow-gauge railway and vintage bus collection, connected Earth telecommunications

Booth Museum of Natural History (16 km) - The museum was built in 1874 to house the bird collection of Edward Thomas Booth (1840-1890). His collection is still on display, but the museum has expanded considerably since Booth's day and now includes thousands of butterfly and insect specimens

Parham House & Gardens (15 km) - Surrounded by a deer park, fine gardens and 18th-century Pleasure Grounds in a beautiful downland setting, this Elizabethan family home contains an important collection of paintings, furniture, carpets and rare needlework

Bignor Roman Villa & Museum (20 km) - Rediscovered in 1811, this Roman house was built on a grand scale. It is one of the largest known, and has spectacular mosaics. The heating system can also be seen, and various finds from excavations are on show. The longest mosaic in Britain (82ft)

Preston Manor (16 km) - This charming Edwardian manor house is beautifully furnished with notable collections of silver, furniture and paintings and presents a unique opportunity to see an Edwardian home both `upstairs' and `downstairs'. The servants' quarters can also be seen.

The British Engineerium (15 km) - This restored Victorian water pumping station has an original working beam engine of 1876, and a French Corliss horizontal engine which won first prize at the Paris International Exhibition of 1889. There are also traction engines, fire engines, and much more

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