Formerly Petworth Railway Station built in 1892 - now the perfect place to relax in colonial splendour.

You may choose to stay in the Old Station or....

....step back in time and board the train.


To watch our video or to help you decide whether to stay in the Old Station House or one of the four restored Pullman Carriages please browse our gallery.

To make a booking or contact us please click here.

Any occasion worthy of celebration deserves plenty of flair and style.

Experience a night at The Old Railway Station
and re-live the golden age of rail travel.

Bed and Breakfast accommodation in Petworth West Sussex in easy reach of Goodwood for racing Midhurst for polo at Cowdray Park and the numerous antique shops of Petworth.

Visitors and guests are welcome to enjoy afternoon tea with us
our cream teas are famous!

STAY IN COLONIAL SPLENDOUR AT THE OLD RAILWAY STATION...

Formerly Petworth Railway Station, built in 1894 - now the perfect place to relax in colonial splendour.
You may choose to stay in the Old Station or step back in time and board the train.

The Station

The perfect place to celebrate that special occasion.

This is an impressive grade two listed building which in the past had many Royal visitors who came to visit nearby Goodwood and Petworth House.

The Pullman

The Petworth Pullmans (as used on the Orient Express) are from the same era as the Titanic and were built to offer their passengers unrestrained luxury and comfort.Now they are beautifully restored,to four individual suites,with en suite bathrooms, central heating and plush furnishings. For further information, visit our website, or call 01798 342346

Old Railway Station Hotel - Bed And Breakfast Accommodation in Petworth West Sussex

Unique and unusual B&B in Britain's most beautiful railway station. Step back in time and enjoy a break in the old station house or stay in a beautifully restored Pullman railway carriage.

Trading Since

1995

Find Us

We are situated 1.8 miles south of Petworth on the A285, Chichester road. After 1.5 miles, cross Coultershaw Bridge on a sharp bend in the road. Shortly after that, you will find the Badger pub on your left. Veer off into the Badger car park, where you