The Cavendish Hotel

115 Marine Parade, Worthing, West Sussex, England

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About The Cavendish Hotel

The Cavendish Hotel, dating back to the mid-1860s, is in a prime seafront location. The Cavendish Hotel is ideally situated for transportation and close to the pedestrian-only shopping precinct. The Cavendish Hotel dating back from the mid 1860's is run by a family with extensive experience as hoteliers. All rooms are en-suite and equipped with satellite television, direct dial telephone, tea/coffee making facilities and hairdryers. The restaurant is a La Carte, there is also an extensive bar snack menu. Guests can now enjoy free wireless internet in the lounge bar.

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