Stayed here as part of a road trip, and while it was fine, it simply didn't measure up to the other hotels (seven in all) that we stayed in. The property evoked memories of "Fawlty Towers" as it is desperately in need of an update. True, it's an old building - but other properties we stayed in didn't have peeling... More

The centrally situated, beautiful building of character is only let down in its need for investment in more upto date fixtures and fittings. The plumbing can only be what i call dangerous to the unwary. If someone else nearby uses the plumbing in any way while you shower beware !!!!! . More

Having never been to Arundel I was pleasantly surprised at what wonderful place it was. I had done my normal research on trip advisor and went with an open mind. The hotel it self is a wonderful old building with some lovely features, but as said before is looking rather tired and could do with a good re-fit. Saying that... More

The Norfolk Arms Hotel is a paradox and difficult to rate. The centrally situated, beautiful historic building, with eclectic displays of interesting antiques and curios, is sadly let down by very tired fixtures and fittings. For example, the beautiful toiletries in the bathroom ill match the dated plumbing. The lovely public lounge - a beautiful large room - somehow comes... More

As reasonably new Arundel residents, we are still exploring - last night we walked across to the Norfolk Arms Hotel for a meal. Must be honest we were a little apprehensive (having read Reviews on this site), and thus didn't book a table (fully intended to 'cut-and-run' if initial experiences had been poor). Ordered wine at the (empty) bar and... More

The hotel is in the very centre of Arundel, a few steps from the castle and just a little further from the river. The public areas of the hotel are a little tired and the reception area does not give a great first impression but the rooms in the annex at the back of the hotel were perfectly clean and... More

We stayed at short notice for 1 night and were offered a standard room at 80 pounds which was your standard box style small room, but when I asked, I was shown a huge room with a massive bathroom for 20 pounds more, so we took this (room 7).which overlooked the back of the hotel. As others have said, the... More

In many ways this hotel is a throw back to the 1970s, and it looks like it hasn't been redecorated since then either. Despite seeming dark and enclosed, it was clean enough and well located but my heart sank when I saw the room. It was just so tired, cheaply done and charmless. Far too expensive for what it is.... More

I stayed at this hotel in this charming town for a function at the end of February. The hotel centrally located (Arundel is so small thus everything is central, though), with ample free parking in the premises, which is very handy. Staff are friendly and efficient, yet the furnishing and decorations in the building are quite tired although it does... More