The Goodwood Hotel, Chichester

I had a decent stay at the hotel, enjoying the clean and spacious rooms, but the dining experience left much to be desired. While the staff was generally helpful, the slow service and inconsistent meal quality were disappointing. Overall, it's a nice place for a short trip, but dining options might be better elsewhere.

I had a lovely stay at this hotel, nestled in the stunning Goodwood estate, making it a perfect spot for a family getaway. The setting is truly beautiful, and there's plenty to do with the spa, gym, and nearby old towns like Chichester and Arundel. However, some aspects fell short, like the lack of cozy communal spaces and inconsistent heating. Additionally, while the rooms were generally nice, charging options by the bed could use improvement.

We had a mixed experience at this spa hotel. The location amidst beautiful countryside was wonderful, and the dining at the Farmer, Butcher, Chef restaurant was fantastic. However, the room we stayed in was basic and faced the car park, making for a noisy experience. The service was pleasant, but it seemed a bit overwhelmed at times, especially during peak hours.

I had a lovely stay at the hotel that blended convenience with comfort. The beautiful decor and excellent food were standout features. However, there were some minor issues with the service and dining experience that could be improved. Overall, it was a pleasant stay, and I would definitely return again.

I found the hotel to be quite average given the high prices, especially with a room costing £290. The staff were welcoming and the dinner at the restaurant was decent, but the breakfast left much to be desired. The surroundings felt a bit lackluster, and overall, it didn't feel like a great value for money.