Conor McGinn (25 November 2008)

This is the most excellent, serviced and newly decorated small country hotel in a quaint remote spot south of the A27 at Chichester. I noted the car park is gravel, and I parked in the waste bin area for some hard-core to get out and onto my wheelchair. Even then I had to push through some gravel to get to the reception, but there’s an outside button to automatically open the door into the reception. I found room no.7 inadequate for wheelchair use, but okay for a one night stay. The public disabled loo is a preferable option. Room no.3 I believe is better for wheelchair space, and is the one to ask for.

The bar and lounge area are very cosy for pre-dinner drinks, while the dining is absolute superb value. We had the three course set dinner at £23.50 and each course was magnificent, a real culinary experience. The a la carte menu was also available. At £115 for the double four poster bed including breakfast, plus the views across the summer patio and fields were a delight first thing the next morning. This hotel is value for money as the standard is very good. We'll be back from Ireland some day to stay again.

T Robinson (16 November 2008)

I have just returned from lunching at Crouchers with the Rolls Royce Enthusiasts Club. My husband and I thought it was one of the best meals we have had for some time; well done. We thought it would be nice to visit on a spring-summer day for lunch, and look forward to it.