Worthing Hotels

The Pier

Celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2012, Worthing Pier, a Grade II listed landmark, is almost 300m in length, although much of the pier was remodelled in the 1930s, following a severe fire. Today, the pier is regularly open to visitors, and contains a popular Gaming Centre with various amusement arcades.

The Worthing Museum and Art Gallery

Marketing itself as 'the jewel in Worthing's crown', the Worthing Museum and Art Gallery was established in 1908 and houses many intriguing archaeological and historic artefacts dating back to the Ancient Egyptian and Stone Age eras. The venue, which is in a handsome Grade II listed building, also contains one of the most comprehensive costume collections of any art gallery in Britain, and showcases hundreds of Georgian dolls.

Highdown Gardens

In the suburbs of Worthing, the Highdown Garden was planted in the early-20th century and is now a National Collection, noted for its unique plant species. One of the best times to visit is the spring, when you can witness a fantastic daffodil display, although the gardens remain picturesque throughout the year.

Nearby Brighton

Only a short drive from Worthing, Brighton is a bustling resort that also has many fine Georgian and Victorian buildings, and was home to a pier by 1899. This town has a distinctly cosmopolitan, gay friendly atmosphere, and is revered for its enchanting 19th-century Royal Pavilion and large Museum and Art Gallery.

Where to stay in Worthing – suggestions

Affordable, elegantly presented Worthing hotels include the photogenic Chatsworth Hotel, the comfortable Findon Manor Hotel, and the stylish Burlington Hotel. Other reputed accommodation establishments include the immaculate Ardington Hotel and the cosy Windsor Hotel.

Ideas on where to eat out in the town

There are dozens of great restaurants in Worthing to satisfy all culinary appetites, although if you're after some delicious Turkish cuisine, consider visiting Efes restaurant. For some divine seafood, you might want to try the Ami Café + Bistro, or treat yourself to some mouthwatering Italian, Mediterranean and seafood cuisine at the Sapore Di Mare restaurant. You can also enjoy some tasty English classics at the Sylvan Oak restaurant, or have some fantastic Polish dishes at the Lavenda Restaurant and Café.

Party and nightlife in Worthing

Worthing, a captivating town situated along the south coast of England, boasts an effervescent nightlife that resonates with both locals and tourists. Nightlife here is a fusion of contemporary culture and an engaging ambience. It's the downtown region in particular, with its atmospheric lanes and thriving establishments, that encapsulates the energising spirit of Worthing's night scene.

One of the prime points of interest in Worthing is Montague Street, a vibrant hub for nightlife enthusiasts. This street exhibits an array of pubs, clubs and bars each radiating a unique atmosphere. A brief stroll down the street leads to the The Rose and Crown, an establishment that serves as a prime venue for live music, with a comprehensive range of drinks available.

Venturing eastwards from Montague Street, visitors will encounter Brighton Road, home to popular venues such as The Egremont Pub and Restaurant. This area of Worthing has earned a laudable reputation for its vibrant nightlife scene. The Egremont is a favourite amongst local establishment goers, offering regular live music events that span various genres, from jazz to rock.

Drawing attention to the beachfront, it's impossible to overlook The Beach House. Overlooking the beautiful Worthing seafront, it offers a combination of exquisite food, refreshing drinks and live music that fills the coastal air during the late-night hours. The ambiance here uniquely combines relaxed beachfront vibes with the energising atmosphere of Worthing's vibrant nightlife scene.