Had a nice stay for a week whilst on business. However there are a wide variety of rooms available , all have the basic reqiurements but there location in the hotel ranges from not so pleasent( facing the car park at the rear) to nice(facing the sea front). The Staff are very pleasent on the whole, hard working aiming to please.

Large comfortable hotel, pleasant staff. We had two single rooms on the first floor with sea views and balconies. Good sized rooms, especially for singles, nicely furnished with en suite bathroom with bath, shower over, wash basin and WC. Unfortunately the hotel is on a main road and there is quite a lot of traffic noise, more so at weekends. Restaurant is pleasant and the starters and main courses for the set meal allow plenty of choice and are nicely cooked and presented. Unfortunately the dessert menu does not change from day to day and could be a bit monotonous if you were staying for long. Worthing is a nice base for Chichester, Arundel, Brighton and Portsmouth and the hotel has a large car park at the rear which is locked at night.

I stayed here on family business in January 2006. The hotel shows its character the moment one sees it - since the building is almost quintessentially 1930's in design. The foyer is spacious, set out with comfortable brown leather armchairs, almost like one of the old liners.
The (all-English) staff were welcoming, helpful and efficient throughout my stay, and nothing was too much trouble. My room overlooking the sea was spacious: although only a single it was bigger than some doubles I've been in elsewhere. It was also spotlessly clean. If the decor was a little bland, it was also appropriate for the hotel's character. Room service was exemplary - it's pretty rare for one's room to have been cleaned each day by the time one has finished breakfast.
The only gripe I have is with the restaurant, and that has to be qualified by saying that they were in the middle of rebuilding works, which may have affected their capacity. Certainly it was why there was only a limited range of dishes. But it doesn't really account for underseasoned soup, overcooked meat, and small portions of vegetables. As for the pudding, well, I suppose it may have been that it was very subtly flavoured and my taste-buds were coarse. So I had dinner elsewhere for the rest of my stay. Breakfast, by the way, was perfectly OK.
The poor food is a shame, because the room and the service really were excellent. I'd certainly be happy to stay there again.

Good location but small room, dingy and staff unhelpful and looked bored.