The Selsey Arms

I chose this hotel because it was the closest available accomodation to the Repair Shop at the Weald and Downland Museum. I was totally satisfied with every aspect of the stay at this property. We had room 4 and the proprietress was kind enough to supply a rollout bed as we required twin bedding. ( all rooms are doubles I believe.) Anyhow, the room was very spacious with a king size bed and a fully kitted shower bath room. Plenty of crisp towels pillows and linen . They also have some form of satellite TV. This hotel can be reached from outside the Chichester Cathedral by Stagecoach bus 60 which runs at 30 minute intervals. The bus stops literally outside the door. The bus back into Chichester stops outside the hotel similarly, every half hour. Or… if you’ve got limited time or lots of luggage, it’s about £18 for a taxi from Chichester station. We ate almost all our meals here ( breakfast is included in the tariff) and the food was delicious and substantial. The proprietress, who does most of the cooking, offers vegan options as well as traditional English fare. Overall, great food and well priced. Weald and Dowland museum is a 25 minute walk from here. Chichester town centre - 15- 20 minutes by bus. Overall great experience and highly recommended if you’re looking for a good traditional English Inn.

Very good food. I had fish and chips which was not particularly adventurous but the batter was some of the best I've ever had - and, believe me, I've had a lot of fish and chips in my time! The chips were a little thick cut for me but were nonetheless delicious. Unfortunately, all this came with some peas which did leave rather a lot to be desired. The service was excellent regardless of the fact that the pub was very busy due to a large party of M.G. fans. Staff were friendly and efficient and the prices were very good indeed. I would thoroughly recommend if you are in the West Dean area of Sussex. My wife and our friend's wife had a veggie burger made primarily from beetroot. They were both so impressed with these, they sent their compliments to the chef and asked if it was his own recipe. The waitress said it was and that she would pass their comments on. Then - guess what - he wrote down the recipe for each them and sent it to the table! We were all much impressed.

Everyone was very friendly and welcoming. The rooms are a good size and has everything you need. The bed was comfortable.The food was delicious and the portions were big. Breakfast had a good selection. The location was perfect. Would stay again

We had dinner at The Selsey Arms. The service was prompt, the food excellent and the prices reasonable (especially the glass of wine!) The menu was fairly standard pub fare although the quality above-avearge as were the portion sizes! The artisan bread is home-made and not to be missed - it comes with an olive oil and balsamic dip. However, it is the Specials board that deserves special mention. When we dined there, the Specials were warm pigeon salad, moroccan lamb on flatbread, fisherman's pie and (my choice) oxtail. The oxtail was superb - a huge portion with plenty of vegetables My dinner partners had ham hock, eg and chips - the hock was perfectly cooked and agian a generous portion. The fish and cips were perfectly cooked and, as to be expected, genrous. The bill was just over £100 for three including drinks but excluding a tip - excellent value for money!! All three of us would highly recommend The Selsey Arms

Stopped off for lunch today after visiting West Dean Gardens. Had a lovely meal, mine was a special, monkfish, winkles with parmesan gnocchi & spinach in a cheese sauce and my wife had ham, egg & chips. Lovely food, and friendly Landlord too!

Came here for a meal with my family of 4, we were the only people eating but we quite liked the peace! The first waitress Rosie was very welcoming. The food was lovely. However, the second waitress was very rude and miserable and made me feel uncomfortable and because of that we will not be returning. Even my 7 year old son picked up on it and asked why she was so rude.

We stayed overnight in our motor home (Britstops) and were given a friendly welcome by the staff. After enjoying drinks in the nice garden, we had an excellent meal in the bar, accompanied by our Border Collie. The food was delicious, well priced and generous portions. We look forward to a return visit, especially as Centurion Way is just across the road, perfect for Monty.

We stayed here for a couple of nights while visiting the area. The pub is in a lovely area, minutes away from West Dean Gardens and about 15 minutes from Chichester. The ensuite accommodation - next door to the pub - was very clean and very comfortable. The food was top-notch: delicious and imaginative.

We stopped off for a meal after visiting the Weald and Downland Museum. We sat outside in the rear garden as the weather was nice. The staff were welcoming and the food excellent. Lots of choice and a good prices. There was a large car park so no problem parking. Well worth a visit.