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Litten House
Bed & Breakfast
Chichester
England UK

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Litten House, 148 St Pancras, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19 1SH, ENGLAND
Tel: +44 (0)1243 774503  Fax: +44 (0)1243 539187  Mobile: 0468 046906
E-mail: victoria@littenho.demon.co.uk
Your hosts: Michael and Victoria Steward

Accommodation | Location | Rates | Activities | Other Attractions

Litten House Bed & Breakfast, an attractive Georgian/Victorian house in central Chichester is close to the civic centre with its shops, hostelries and restaurants as well as the renowned Festival Theatre.   The Romans invaded south east England in AD 43 and founded Chichester almost immediately. This small city has a Norman cathedral, and a preponderance of fine Georgian houses.

Accommodation
Large double room: A large room with convertible Super-Kingsize bed. The room has air conditioning and triple glazed windows
Double room: sleep on a Victorian brass double bedstead and walk out on the balcony to have breakfast shaded by a magnolia tree.
Twin room: an attractive twin room overlooking the garden.
the accommodation rooms are not ensuite but there is a large shower room, a bathroom with toilet and bidet, and another separate toilet
 each room has its own washbasin, TV., radio, hospitality tray, hot water bottles, and books to read.
 full English or Continental breakfast (with home made jams and freshly baked bread) are served in the breakfast room, in the conservatory or, weather permitting, in the garden.
Litten House offers spacious accommodation for non-smokers.

 

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Litten House B & B

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Breakfast Room

Location

Litten House Bed and Breakfast is close to the city centre with its shops, hostelries and restaurants as well as the renowned Festival Theatre. The scenic coastline and the hills of the South Downs give the place a special flavour.
Litten House in St Pancras is approx. 100 metres from East Street, within easy walking distance of bus and train stations. It is ten minutes walk to Chichester College and Institute. Click here for a map of Chichester town centre.
We are ideally located for overseas tourists flying in to England and for visitors who are returning from European tours:
Portsmouth cross channel ferries (18 miles), are approximately half an hour's drive from Chichester.
Heathrow and Gatwick (42 miles) are approximately one hour's drive.
Dover/Eurotunnel (not so close at 110 miles) is however readily accessible by motorway
There is a direct train from Gatwick to Chichester.

Rates per night
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£25 per person - double occupancy room inc breakfast.
£30 for single occupancy.
10% discount for 3+ nights for double occupancy rooms.
reservations can be made by letter of confirmation and a deposit of £10 per night (could be waived for non-UK booking) or E-mail: b&b@littenho.demon.co.uk
Credit cards accepted.

Activities

there is a wealth of festivals around this area; Chichester, Petworth and Arundel host summer music and drama festivals .
sports include historic motor racing at the Festival of Speed in June and the revival of the Goodwood motor circuit in September 1998: horse racing on top of the South Downs at Goodwood Racecourse from May to September, polo at Cowdray Park, as well as sailing, windsurfing and plenty of golf courses
Litten House B & B is an ideal base for extended stays for overseas tourists wishing to spend time in the south of England. We will assist you in planning your day trips from Chichester.

Other Nearby Attractions

nearby are attractions ranging through history : stately Uppark House recently restored by the National Trust: a 16th century house and park at Petworth and at Parham, an Edwardian garden at West Dean
 also view : a Roman palace at Fishbourne: an 11th century Norman castle at Arundel: Bosham's Saxon Church is depicted in the Bayeux Tapestries and King Canute is reputed to have failed to turn back the tide at Bosham harbour
 visit a variety of museums including the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum which reconstructs buildings from the middle ages. Within easy reach is Portsmouth and its historic dockyards
please note: there is a public car park within the junction of St Pancras and New Park Road. Parking is under £2 for a day and free from 5pm to 8.30am and all Sunday