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A spacious bedroom is presented with a king-sized bed, adorned with white linens and accentuated by two pink decorative pillows. Bedside tables with lamps flank each side, while a patterned throw is neatly placed at the foot of the bed. Natural light filters through the skylight.
Home
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 361 reviews

Close City Centre Spacious Self Contained Annexe.

A spacious and comfortable two-storey annexe, within a 5 minute walk of Chichester City Centre. Downstairs: private entrance hall, cloakroom with W.C and basin, large kitchen-diner, lounge. Upstairs: large bedroom with en-suite shower and small twin bedroom. (Guests using the twin room will need to access the shower room via the main bedroom).The Annexe also consists of a private and quiet courtyard garden. To keep your costs as low as possible, we do not charge a cleaning fee. Parking onsite.

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Townhouse
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 262 reviews

Georgian Terraced House (1825) Chichester

The property is a Listed Georgian (1825) terraced house and has recently been renovated by Erickson Mann A five minutes walk from the renowned Chichester Festival Theatre and the same from the City of Chichester with it's Cathedral, restaurants and shops . There is also easy access by car bus or bike to the Downs including Goodwood as well as the coast at West Wittering and Bracklesham Bay . You can lie ,sit or eat in the sun the house has a south facing garden which is a sun trap .

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A modern garden room studio features a spacious bed with a decorative throw at the foot. A two-seater sofa and a drawer unit complete the room, with natural light coming from a nearby window. A full-length mirror reflects the inviting interior.
Guest suite
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

Chichester center en-suite studio

Modern garden room studio opposite Priory Park just a short stroll into Chichester city centre. Ideally located for Chichester Cathedral, Chichester Festival Theatre (CFT), New Park Cinema, Pallant House Gallery and St. Richard's Hospital. Also well positioned for Goodwood, Chichester Marina, Bosham, Dell Quay and the Witterings. Guaranteed free parking for ONE vehicle is included in your stay, either on our driveway - small to medium-size - or on-street for larger vehicle (permit provided).

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A horse can be seen galloping across a lush green meadow, surrounded by a gently rolling landscape. A row of trees lines the edge of the field, with a few buildings visible in the distance, under a clear blue sky.
Guest suite
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 214 reviews

The Hermitage at Days

One bedroom self-catering holiday accommodation, in converted stables within the flint-walled courtyard of a charming Grade II listed 18th century farmhouse on the edge of the South Downs National Park. Across the road from Fontwell Park Racecourse and close to Goodwood, Chichester and Arundel. Within close walking distance of a Mini Waitrose and a pub with excellent food by the Fontwell Roundabout. 3 miles from Barnham station with taxis and frequent trains to Gatwick and London.

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Apartment
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 341 reviews

The Suite, Chichester, England,

The furnished suite is attached to our home but is completely self contained with own front door. Secure parking space, lounge, bedroom & family sized bathroom. The bedroom has a super king bed that can change into twin beds. The lounge has a double sofa bed to transform into another bedroom along with tea/coffee facilities & small fridge. Suitable for family's of all aged children. Near to Goodwood for horse racing & motor events, Chichester festival theatre & West Wittering beach.

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A serene outdoor space is framed by lush greenery and hedges. Gravel pathways lead towards two adjoining buildings, both featuring white facades and traditional roofing. The area suggests a peaceful environment, ideal for relaxation or enjoying the surrounding nature.
Guest suite
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 198 reviews

Self- Contained 1 bedroom suite.

Enjoy your stay at this charming, quiet West Sussex village in the South Downs National Park, perfect for walking and cycling. It's close to Goodwood, Bosham, Emsworth, West Wittering Beach and Chichester City and Marina. Chichester Festival Theatre; 4 miles away Stansted House; 5 miles away There is a pub 3 minutes walk away and 2 other pubs very close by. There is also a vineyard 10 mins walk away (West Ashling Estate), offering wine tours and a restaurant and bar

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Guest house
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 482 reviews

Spacious Self Contained Garden Studio near to City

A beautiful, spacious, light and airy self contained garden studio. 3 minutes walk to Chichester town centre, with Theatre, cinemas, Pallant Gallery, Cathedral, restaurants and bars. Continental style breakfast included. FREE PARKING ON OUR DRIVEWAY, NOW WITH EV CHARGER (type 2) at extra cost. Two minutes to train station/free buses to Goodwood events. Lovely canal walks and country pubs. Great outdoor space with dining and bar area, sun umbrella and outdoor heater.

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An open-plan living area showcases a modern kitchen with white cabinetry and sleek appliances. A comfortable gray sofa is positioned next to a black coffee table, adorned with decorative items. A patterned rug lies beneath, enhancing the inviting atmosphere of the space.
Apartment
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 254 reviews

Beautiful 2 bed/2 bath, in heart of the city

A brand new apartment with all new appliances that features underfloor heating, blackout blinds and 2 bathrooms (one is ensuite) that is centrally located in historical Chichester and a 5 minute walk from the rail station. Step out into Chichesters South Street with its bustling shops and restaurants and a short stroll to the magnificent Cathedral and roman walls. Perfect location if visiting the University, theatre or for one of the Goodwood events.

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The kitchen features modern cabinetry with a wood countertop, including a gas stove and a microwave. Natural light floods in through expansive windows, illuminating the open living space which contains a dining table and comfortable seating. A TV is mounted on the wall.
Flat
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 676 reviews

Spacious Flat in Central Arundel

A light stylish apartment in a listed building with an outdoor terrace and views over the town. It is situated on the main High Street directly across the road from Arundel Castle. The location is central a step away from restaurants cafes, bars, bistros, lido and beautiful walks. The accommodation is good for couples, solo adventurers and business travellers. THERE ARE JUST OVER 2 OUTSIDE STAIRCASES SO THE APARTMENT IS NOT SUITABLE FOR ALL- SPORRY.

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The exterior of the Studio Lodge features a charming wooden facade with a sloping roof. Double French doors invite entrance into the space, while a small stack of firewood is neatly placed beside the building. Surrounding greenery enhances the tranquil setting.
Tiny home
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 593 reviews

The Studio Lodge - Luxury + Breakfast Nr Goodwood

Bed, Hamper Breakfast and Bliss! Our unique Studio Lodge is quirky with a modern contemporary twist fit for Grand Designs. Situated in the South Downs National Park close to Goodwood, Bosham Emsworth and Chichester, perfect for walking biking sightseeing or just relaxing with a fantastic pub just a short walk away. Enjoy your private courtyard which basks in the morning and evening sunshine, truly a tranquil haven and hidden gem not to be missed.

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The exterior of the coach house is framed by a private courtyard garden, featuring a round table with chairs and lush greenery. Softly glowing string lights are draped above, enhancing the evening ambiance against a backdrop of blue twilight.
Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

The Clock House: Log Fire, Beams & Private Parking

A converted coach house tucked away in the heart of historic Chichester and one of the most sought after romantic retreats in the city. The Clock House is full of character, with exposed oak beams, a working log fire, the original clock mechanism in the bedroom and one of the only private parking spaces in the city. A genuinely special bolthole for couples. Goodwood, the theatre and the best of Chichester right on your doorstep.

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A cozy dining area is visible with a vase of tulips on the table, alongside neatly arranged dining ware. The living/bed area is partially seen, featuring a single bed with soft linens and a comfortable armchair, all illuminated by natural light from the window.
Tiny home
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

Chichester centre/theatre very close, cosy annex

Modern, light and airy annex for one person in a quiet cul de sac only a few minutes’ walk to the theatre, city centre and cathedral. University, hospital and bus/railway 10/15 minute walk. Bus stop nearby goes direct to West Dean College. Local convenience store (7am-10pm seven days a week) a stone’s throw away. Fast Wi-Fi. Bike available. Key Lockbox for easy accessibility . Check in after 3pm, check out before 11am.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Chichester?

    Stays around the historic city centre place you near galleries, shops, and the cathedral, while properties near Priory Park or around Westgate offer a quieter atmosphere close to gardens. Many guests enjoy accommodations in the countryside just outside the city for a more relaxed setting.

  • What are the best things to do in Chichester with kids?

    Families often explore parks and playgrounds, interactive exhibits at The Novium Museum, and hands-on adventures in Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve. Boat rides on the Chichester Canal are also a favorite activity.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Chichester?

    Explore centuries-old streets near Chichester Cathedral, discover contemporary art at Pallant House Gallery, and enjoy performances at Chichester Festival Theatre. Scenic paths along the canal and local food markets add to the city experience.

  • How is the weather in Chichester?

    Chichester tends to be mild, with winters around 37–47°F (3–8°C) and summers reaching 71°F (22°C). Rain is spread throughout the year, so a light jacket or umbrella is handy when exploring the city.

  • When is the best time to visit Chichester?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and outdoor events. Winter months tend to be quieter, with festive markets and cultural programming drawing visitors indoors.

  • What are the best places to visit in Chichester?

    Visit Chichester Cathedral for its remarkable architecture, explore the galleries at Pallant House Gallery, and unwind at Priory Park. The Roman walls and Novium Museum are frequently suggested for history enthusiasts.

  • What are some hiking trails in Chichester?

    Enjoy walking trails on the South Downs Way, stroll through Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve, or follow gentle paths along the Chichester Canal. The nearby countryside has routes for all levels of experience.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Chichester?

    Families can explore Priory Park, discover interactive displays at The Novium Museum, or enjoy outdoor fun in Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve. Leisurely boat rides and city treasure hunts are popular choices for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Chichester?

    Explore the South Downs National Park, wander seaside villages along the coast, or visit historic castles and gardens in the surrounding area. Nature reserves and traditional market towns nearby create inviting options for outings.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Chichester?

    Many accommodations in and around Chichester welcome guests with pets, especially stays near open green spaces, the South Downs, or the city outskirts. It is common to find properties with secure gardens or easy access to walking trails.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Chichester?

    Early mornings are quieter for walking the historic lanes or city walls, while local markets often feature regional produce and crafts. Comfortable shoes and a rain jacket make exploring both city and countryside easier.

  • What is Chichester known for?

    Chichester is known for its historic Roman walls, Chichester Cathedral, vibrant performing arts, and traditional markets. The city has deep connections to Roman and medieval history, plus a lively calendar of cultural events.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Chichester?

    Discover art-filled courtyards tucked behind Pallant House Gallery, wander the peaceful Bishop’s Palace Gardens, or follow less-traveled stretches of the city’s ancient Roman walls for quiet perspectives on local history.

  • What are the best foods to try in Chichester?

    Sample local Sussex cheeses, freshly baked goods from traditional bakeries, and seasonal produce from farmers’ markets. Many guests enjoy dishes featuring seafood from the coast, as well as classic British roasts in area pubs.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Chichester?

    Pack layers for changing weather, a waterproof jacket or umbrella given year-round rain, and comfortable shoes for city walks and countryside trails. A camera and a reusable tote can come in handy for markets and sites.

  • What is the nightlife in Chichester like?

    Chichester’s nightlife has a relaxed pace, with local pubs, wine bars, and occasional live music venues around the city centre. Theatre performances and film screenings also create an inviting scene for evening activities.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Chichester?

    The city hosts Chichester Festival Theatre’s programming during summer, Goodwood events—such as a historic motorsport festival—and seasonal markets. The Chichester International Film Festival is also frequently mentioned by locals.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Chichester?

    Chichester has a wide variety of family friendly properties, from city apartments near parks to countryside cottages with gardens. Many hosts provide amenities geared to families, as well as proximity to playgrounds and attractions.

All about Chichester

The walled Roman town of Chichester in West Sussex sits at the edge of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the South Coast. During the Norman and medieval eras Chichester became a major market town, and exploring the city is like looking into a time capsule. Its ancient streets are now lined with upscale restaurants, bars, and shops, the towering castle transports you back to the 13th century, and the elaborate octangular market cross and clock tower at the intersection of East Street and West Street dates from 1503.

The tree-lined Chichester Canal is a reminder of the town’s history as a centre of trade; take a boat or canoe out onto the water to see the city from a different perspective, or fish for perch, pike, and eel. Around the town, you’ll find unique museums and galleries, beautiful gardens and wildlife reserves, and vineyards where you can spend an afternoon tasting local sparkling wines. Finish off a day of exploring with a pint at a traditional pub.

What are the top things to do in Chichester?

Chichester Cathedral

This stately 12th-century cathedral’s towering gothic spire serves as a landmark for the city, and inside you’ll find ornate stained-glass windows and breathtaking vaulted ceilings. The adjacent Bishop’s Palace Gardens is home to rows of manicured flowers, trees, and plants, providing a tranquil place to rest. The cathedral hosts musical performances and art exhibitions throughout the year.

Fishbourne Roman Palace

Built in 75 AD, Fishbourne Palace is the largest Roman residence discovered in Britain. The ruins of this vast villa offer a fascinating glimpse into luxury life in the Roman Empire. You can view its beautifully preserved intricate mosaic floors, complex underfloor heating systems, and interconnecting corridors and courtyards. The palace is less than a 15-minute drive from Chichester, and can also be reached by bus from the town centre.

Chichester Canal

This scenic canal runs for about four miles from the harbour to the city marina. You can explore it on a boat or by kayak or stand-up paddleboard. Take a stroll along the towpath through open farmland and groves of mature trees, which provide welcome shade on hot days. The canal is a popular spot for birdwatching, so keep a lookout for kingfishers, sandpipers, and herons as you meander along.

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    230 properties have a dedicated workspace

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  • 4.9 Average rating

    Chichester stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.9 out of 5!

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