"As we drove toward the twin crenellated towers flanking a great oak portcullis, we felt a childlife thrill - we were about to stay in a REAL castle... We dined in the Queens Room and felt like the lord and lady of the manor as we worked our way through a range of sumptuous dishes and fine wine." THE SUN


Welcome to Amberley Castle, set between the rolling South Downs and the peaceful expanse of the Amberley Wildbrooks. Many of the castle's 19 luxurious, individually-designed bedrooms and suites boast four-poster beds.

The five suites, known collectively as The Bishopric, have been created from two 17th century stone buildings situated within the dry moat.

‘You’ve entered into a dreamy world of decadence… this ultra-sophisticated medieval castle hotel exudes oodles of class in a setting where romanticism is at its most refined.'

'Lovebirds will lap up the luxurious bedrooms and suites… the award-winning cuisine is a gastronomic delight.’
Virgin.net - Romantic Hotels feature, 2002

All bedrooms and suites have an en-suite Jacuzzi bathroom, remote control colour television, tea & coffee making facilities, video player, direct dial telephone, radio, trouser press, hair dryer, toiletries and home-made biscuits.

Prices start from £145 per room, per night and include VAT, based on 2 people sharing.


Winchelsea Room

Amberley Castle is celebrating its 900th anniversary with a special midweek 'Winter Warmer' room rate of £100 per night on selected rooms, Monday to Thursday, throughout October and November 2003 and January to March 2004.

This represents savings of up to £70 per night on the usual tariff.

There is no minimum stay, but guests must dine at the Castle. Residential guests also receive a complimentary book entitled 'Amberley Castle - A Celebration of 900 Years'
worth £20.

The Winter Warmer, based on two adults sharing a double room, Monday to Thursday nights only, applies to standard and superior rooms (suites and four-poster bedrooms are excluded from this special rate) which are normally priced at £145 and £170 per night respectively.

The award-winning 12th century Queens Room and Great Room restaurants, which hold two AA Rosettes, offer a three-course table d'hôte menu at £35pp and full English breakfast is priced at £16.50pp.