Best Cottages Worthing in 2026

Q: Are there any family-friendly cottages in Worthing?

Put your feet up at Gallops Farm Holiday Cottages , a 3.5-star cottage just a quick drive from town. Conveniences here include WiFi and a fridge. Another family-friendly pick where you can swap the concrete jungle for nature is Tigh - An - Traigh . WiFi and a furnished patio help make this 3.5-star cottage a traveller favourite. Worthing has tons of family-friendly attractions to check out when you need to keep the kids busy. Arundel Castle and Gardens and Littlehampton Beach deliver fun for both young and old.

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Primrose Place

Worthing

Stacey

₹109,785 total

includes taxes & fees

4 Jun - 5 Jun

Marine Court Ground-floor Double Bedroom With Wet Room

Littlehampton

₹21,122 total

includes taxes & fees

5 Jun - 6 Jun

Lodge , air con , Free Parking , Mini bar

Hove

Laura

₹15,787 total

includes taxes & fees

29 Jun - 30 Jun

Apartment | 1 bedroom, iron/ironing board, bed sheets

Brighton Abode by Brighton Holiday Lets

Brighton

MWANSA

Marine Court Suite

Littlehampton

₹21,122 total

includes taxes & fees

5 Jun - 6 Jun

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Top Worthing Hotel Reviews

Holiday Inn Brighton Seafront by IHG

2/10 Terrible

"Run-down and grossly overpriced. No air-conditioning and no fan, and the window barely opened, so it was hotter in the room than it was outside. Room overlooked student accommodation and there were very loud parties until c.3am and c.5am on the two nights I stayed. When I was finally able to sleep the bottle bins were emptied in the alley underneath the window at 06:30. Complete shambles."

DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole

8/10 Good

"Location was beautiful, hotel was wonderful, staff were fantastic! I usually go cheaper and more simple. The only reason I went more expensive this time was availability of parking and the pool due to 33 degree heat. Parking was an additional £29 and the pool had been extremely well used that day. Having said that, I couldn't have been more grateful for the air conditioning. I did get a great night sleep and the showers were great."

The Railway Hotel Worthing

8/10 Good

"The hotel was very clean and had modern facilities with clean fresh towels and toiletries provided, the bed was comfortable and the room very clean. The bar and dinning area have been refurbished but have been styled in a retro vibe which added to the experience, there was good choice for breakfast which was of a good standard, the staff were friendly, helpful and welcoming, and we will certainly be staying there again."

Hotel Langfords Brighton

4/10 Poor

"It felt like this was a nice hotel 20 or so years ago. When you arrive, you’re greeted by two vending machines (one was empty) and a bar (disused). The staff were friendly, and the bedding was clean. But the rooms? Wall lamps that had unpainted and unsanded plaster behind each one. A free-standing floor lamp that was just a bulb and a stick, the shade long gone. Where the mirror should have been (by the dresser) there were just two metal hooks, and the mirror itself was loose on another table. The toilet had a big wooden box behind it that was clearly water-damaged over many years, but rather than fix it, there was some vinyl flooring (!) attached to the back of the cistern to try and cover it up, except that was just flapping, loose. And the “sea view” room? No sea view, just a garden with some broken beds in it. If you just need somewhere to sleep, then it’s fine, but if you want a room to relax in, there are plenty of better options."

Maldron Hotel Brighton City Centre

8/10 Good

"We had a very quick check in despite being told we couldnt until 3pm so that was a nice surprise when we arrived early and got to our room in good time but Sadly for the price of a deluxe double room we didn’t get any breakfast included which we’ve never had happen before so unfortunately we had to get food outside to our preference but we did eat a very nice lunch Buddha bowl in the dining room area and was very tasty despite not having any grilled tofu which was on the menu but did not have (was told it was a new menu). Room was clean and bed was comfortable. Wanted to thank a certain lady who was very nice and helpful to us by the name of Annalise I believe or Anna for short. I would like to add if the hotel can display signs of asking customers to respect other guests sleeping during the night when returning back late and shouting and loud talking in the corridors it would be appreciated. Dont think we shall be back in Brighton for a good while now and will consider other alternatives with breakfast included (if vegan is available.) should we visit again."

Mercure Brighton Seafront Hotel

6/10 Okay

"Small room with no wardrobe or chest of drawers - just a random shelving unit with a foot long pole to hang clothes on. Ive stayed in a mercure before with small rooms, and just in case had booked a room with double and single bed so the single bed ended up with all our belongings on. £150 per night! Breakfast was also a problem. Hotel was busy and there were only 2 hot drinks machines. The set up for breakfast was too small for the number of guests staying."

Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton Waterfront

2/10 Terrible

"We stayed at Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton and unfortunately the experience was very disappointing. The swimming pool was not fully usable during our stay, which was one of the main reasons we booked this hotel. Our room was booked for three guests, but it was only prepared for two. Basic items were missing and not set up correctly. Several maintenance issues were also present on arrival, including an empty handwash bottle with a broken trigger, a faulty door handle, and an iron that did not work properly. Overall, the room was not properly maintained or prepared, and the issues reported were not resolved during our stay. Very disappointing experience and not reflective of the standard expected."

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Number of reviews	14
Accommodation	174 Cottages
Lowest Price	₹15,787
Highest Price	₹109,785

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How much do cottages in Worthing cost?

You can expect to pay between ₹15,787 and ₹109,785 per night for cottages in Worthing. Whatever your budget, a terrific stay is only clicks away on Expedia. These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.

What are the best cottages in Worthing?

Worthing offers multiple cottages with a total average guest review rating of 10.0. Gallops Farm Holiday Cottages is a superb option if you like a natural setting and an unhurried pace. Guests of this 3.5-star stay will enjoy amenities such as a terrace and a garden. Swan Cottage also comes highly recommended. This 3.5-star cottage has individually decorated rooms and a garden.

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Are there any family-friendly cottages in Worthing?

Put your feet up at Gallops Farm Holiday Cottages, a 3.5-star cottage just a quick drive from town. Conveniences here include WiFi and a fridge. Another family-friendly pick where you can swap the concrete jungle for nature is Tigh - An - Traigh. WiFi and a furnished patio help make this 3.5-star cottage a traveller favourite. Worthing has tons of family-friendly attractions to check out when you need to keep the kids busy. Arundel Castle and Gardens and Littlehampton Beach deliver fun for both young and old.

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What is there to do in Worthing near my cottage?

Worthing has enough activities and sights to keep you on the hop for weeks, starting with English Martyrs Church. Worthing Museum and Art Gallery, High Salvington Windmill and Pavilion Theatre are other awesome attractions. If you're sticking around a while, Worthing Pier and Cissbury Ring will round off your itinerary nicely.

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