Old Tollgate Restaurant And Hotel

The Street, Bramber, Steyning, West Sussex, England

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About Old Tollgate Restaurant And Hotel

The Best Western Old Tollgate Hotel is situated in the lovely old Sussex village of Steyning. The hotel is located within 38 kilometers of Gatwick and Brighton. The bedrooms are all en-suite and luxuriously appointed with a mini bar, tv (with Sky), radio, direct dial telephone, tea and coffee making facilities, trouser press and hair-dryer. There are two suites and two four poster bedrooms, the four-posters having Jacuzzi bathrooms. There is a beautiful garden area and free parking on site. The Restaurant - better described as visual a la carte, has been a popular eating spot with locals for many years being voted Worthing's restaurant of the year on many occasions. The hotel is entirely non-smoking.

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