Grand Victorian Hotel

27 Railway Approach, Worthing, West Sussex, England

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About Grand Victorian Hotel

The Grand Victorian is an ideal choice for any visitor to Worthing looking for great value and comfort. This character Victorian building houses well furnished, comfortable rooms close to all amenities. Located next to Worthing train station, the Grand Victorian is an ideal choice for any visitor to Worthing looking for great value and easy access to the surrounding area by road or rail. Whilst we are just on the outskirts of Worthing town centre we are opposite the railway station and have our own adjacent night club. Live music every Friday night featuring local bands, and Karaoke on a Monday night make the Grand Victorian Hotel a great place to stay. Please note that we do have an adjacent nightclub and there is some residual noise from the nightclub until 3am on some nights.

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