Swan Hotel

27-29 High Street, Arundel, West Sussex, England

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About Swan Hotel

Situated in the heart of Arundel, the Swan Hotel is a Grade II listed Victorian building that has recently been refurbished. It combines traditional comforts with the facilities of a modern hotel. The town of Arundel is an enchanting place. Its famous twelfth-century castle is the historic seat of the Duke of Norfolk, the premier Dukedom of the realm, and is open to the public. Swan Hotel dates back to 1759 and is a prominent building on the High Street. The hotel has recently been refurbished throughout. The hotel's bar, serving the family owned Fuller Smith & Turner Ltd Ale, proves to be particularly popular with locals and guests alike. A large range of real ales and Continental lagers are served in the bar. The restuarant serves freshly prepared food daily that can be complimented with a wide range of quality wines from our original 200 year old wine cellar.

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