Rating : Fine 3 star hotel accommodation on Worthing's sea front
Size : 36 rooms - 3 floors
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The Kingsway Hotel Meeting and Conference Facilities:
The Kingway Hotel is an established conference venue and meeting place in Worthing, West Sussex. The Windsor Suite can be sub-divided for greater flexibility and can seat up to 80 delegates.

Recreational Activites:
Guests looking for an active break will find the town offers world class bowling greens, golf, pitch and putt, swimming, tennis, ten-pinbowling and windsurfing.Worthing has three main entertainment venues, which provide a variety of theatre, comedy, dances and music. The Pavilion Theatre, situated on the pier, and the Connaught Theatre and Assembly Hall, situated in the heart of Worthing. There are two cinemas in Worthing, an entertainment centre and lido for the young and a super ten-pin bowling arena for the young and young at heart. For those wishing to retain their fitness whilst away on business or holiday, the Worthing Leisure Centre, Davison Leisure Centre and Field Place all offer a wide range of activities. There are Creche facilities available for some classes and so your children will have a good time whilst you are working out. Alternatively, why not take your children to the Aquarena. The outdoor pool in the summer months is a popular place to sit and relax whilst your children have the time of their lives. In winter stay warm inside in the main pool or teach those nippers how to swim in the learner pool. There are many Parks and Gardens throughout Worthing offering leisure activities such as cricket, bowls, hockey, children's play and much more. The open spaces are used for fairs, car shows and the ever popular 'Party in the Park' hosted by Splash FM, Worthing's local radio station. Worthing hosts a wide variety of shows and exhibitions. Worthing has three 18-hole courses - two at the Worthing Golf Club and one at the Hillbarn Golf Course.

The Restaurant at The Kingsway Hotel
The hotel's elegant restaurant has recently been completely refurbished. The menu offers a wide variety of dishes cooked and presented to very high standards. A comprehensive choice of home-made dishes are served in the buttery. Locally caught fresh fish is a feature on both the restaurant and buttery menus. The Restaurant is renowned for its exquisite cuisine and caters for private dinners and lunches.

• Bar/Lounge
• Beach
• Fishing
• Free Parking
• Golf
• Meeting/Banquet Facilities
• Parking
• Restaurant
• Room Service
• Shops/Commercial Services

• AM/FM Alarm Clock
• Coffee Maker in Room
• Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
• Hairdryers Available
• Modem Lines in Room
• No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
• Pets Allowed
• Television with Cable

The Kingsway Hotel
117 Marine Parade
Worthing

• The Kingsway Hotel local attractions: : Worthing is an attractive sea side town within easy reach of the South Downs. It has a long promenade, lovely gardens, a restored pier and lido plus entertainment to suit all ages. For anyone interested in fashion, textiles, history, geology, art or even toys, the Worthing Museum and Art Gallery is an absolute must. Worthing currently has approximately 360 hectares of Parks and Open Spaces comprising of parks and gardens, through to woodlands. The town takes safety very seriously and the Foreshore service provides a safety patrol service which patrols our coastline and helps ensure a safe and clean environment for residents and visitors on Worthing Beach. Chichester and Brighton are close at hand, in addition to many charming Sussex Villages. The area is renowned for its stately homes and gardens. Highdown Gardens, just outside Worthing, has been deemed a National Collection and has received the coveted Green Flag Award. The views are spectacular and the rare plants and trees are especially worth a visit. Wakehurst Place, Leonardslee Gardens, with its spectacular rhododendrons in a romantic valley, Borde Hill Gardens and Parham Gardens are all close by. Many a visitor flocks here to watch the bowls at Beach House Park or to take a stroll through exquisite gardens. Worthing is an ideal base from which to tour the rest of Sussex either by car, bicycle, public transport or indeed by foot. Nearby attractions include beautiful Arundel Castle and Cathedral situated in an almost perfect Valley setting. The South Downs offer hundreds of miles to explore and, if you get tired, you can relax in the warm pubs or teashops in charming Sussex villages along the way. Heritage lovers will not want to miss St. Mary's House with its historic ruins situated in Bramber, a beautiful and tranquil Sussex Village. Nearby there is horse racing at Fontwell Park. Goodwood House, gardens or sculpture park and lest we forget the racing, is a popular attraction, or indeed Worthing's own award-winning museum and art gallery. The Bluebell Railway is a short drive away with the steam train running through the heart of the Sussex countryside. Brighton: Close by is Brighton, a popular seaside resort renowned for its Lanes, the Royal Pavilion and Brighton Pier and its many other attractions.

The Kingsway Hotel is located on the promenade, right on the sea front of Worthing. It is located close to all major departure points: Gatwick 33 miles, Dover 93 miles, Newhaven 20 miles and Portsmouth 39 miles.

Areas served : Brighton 11 miles, Chichester 15 miles

London Gatwick International Airport : Exit airport on the M23 towards Brighton,take the A27 towards Worthing. Follow town centre signs to the seafront and continue West along A259 and the hotel is situated on the right. Approx 5 minutes from the pier

London Heathrow International Airport : Follow signs for M4 London. At junction M4 and M25 follow signs for Gatwick M25. At junction 9 of M25 follow signs for A243 continue to junction A24 follow signs for Worthing.

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