The Selsey Arms

Unfortunately the cleaning of the room was very poor. Dust on skirting boards, wardrobe, dressing table and mirror, as well as grime on the bathroom tiles. Behind the TV are cobwebs of some age, all of which made me feel quite grubby.

Stopped off here for a couple of drinks and a snack to keep us going on a day out, ordered the sausage rolls from the bar bites menu... DELICIOUS 😋. They come with a homemade salad cream and I can honestly say they were the best sausage rolls I have had in a long time. The pub was to reasonably priced for very nice food and the homebaked biscuit with my coffee was a lovely touch!! Will be by back as main menu looked really good!!

Took friends to Selsey Arms on Sunday for lunch.Came up after quiet a while waiting looking lovely but was a little cold.We we’re sitting opposite Servery quiet put out by the Chef. Y the Chef putting pot on plate by hand no gloves.It was a shame

Great pub to find along our route. Warm welcoming vibe. Dropped in with friends for lunch and had best ever Liver and Bacon! Good selection of beer and friendly attentive staff. Nicely balanced menu. This pub would be my local if I lived in the area! Highly recommended.

I've stayed at The Selsey Arms multiple times while completing my MSc at the Weald and Downland, and it’s been fantastic every time. The food is outstanding—easily the best I’ve had in a pub, with an exceptional cooked breakfast included. The calves liver and bacon is probably the best ive ever had. The rooms are modern, comfortable, clean. The staff are always welcoming, and landlady Nicky makes everyone feel at home. If you’re looking for great food, a friendly atmosphere, and a comfortable stay, at a very reasonable price you can't beat this place.

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.