Welcome to The Bed and Breakfast Club

Chichester Festival Theatre in Chichester, West Sussex, is one of the UK’s flagship theatres, with a reputation for producing a wide range of theatrical productions, from musicals and comedies, to classic drama and innovative new writing. With 1206 seats, the Festival Theatre was the first modern theatre in the UK to have an open ‘thrust’ stage with the audience seated around it on three sides, allowing it a close involvement with the actors. With its 283 seats, the Minerva Theatre offers a smaller and more intimate space. Book now to see Michael Ball and Imelda Staunton in Sweeney Todd – The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.

When planning a short break or holiday to West Sussex, we can help you. We have quality places to stay in Chichester as well as beautiful accommodation in South Harting or market towns near Chichester. Chichester itself is an elegant and interesting city, rich in architectural heritage from the Roman walls and the Roman Palace in Fishbourne. You can’t miss Chichester cathedral which dominates the skyline and is one the UK’s finest cathedrals. The village of South Harting is four miles (6.4 km) southeast of Petersfield, Hampshire. The National Trust property Uppark sits high on the South Downs 1 mile (1.6km) south of the village. West Sussex offers a plentiful range of things to do and great family days out.

There are few cities that capture the imagination the way London does. So as a honeymoon destination, or simply a short romantic break taken just after your wedding, London is a perfect destination. The Bed and Breakfast Club’s homes are private, luxurious and perfectly located to explore London as a newly married couple. Book one of our beautiful homes and you can relax and enjoy your first days of married life.

Everyone wants their honeymoon to be special. As well as the obvious landmarks and sightseeing tours in London, experiencing the culture of a city is what adds flavour to your visit. Frequent visitors to bed and breakfasts have long known that the knowledge of the local area that your bed and breakfast host possesses is one of the things that make your stay so memorable. So if you’d like more information on how we can help you find first class, luxury bed and breakfast accommodation in an exception private home in London, contact us today.

The quickest and most efficient way to negotiate London is generally by Tube but walking is an excellent way to get to know London. You can walk on your own with a map or perhaps join a group on an organised walking tour. There are a wide choice of walking tour operators to choose from. Tours can be pre-booked or just turn-up-and-go that leave from the same place at a fixed time every week. There are dozens of special-interest walks from Charles Dickens and Jack the Ripper to Bishops and Poets. Take a walk through London’s Theatre land and visit the Old Vic, south of the river, the Young Vic and the National Theatre meandering through Georgian backstreets before crossing the bridge to Covent Garden and the West End. Or discover London’s parks by following the Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Walk. This is a circular walk that takes you on a 7 mile route through St James’s Park, Green Park, Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens.

Thousands of tourists and UK residents alike are familiar with Westminster, the location of the Royal Wedding. Westminster is, of course, best known for Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament and prominent attractions such as Madame Tussauds’ or famous shopping centres such as Oxford, Bond & Regent Street. Here is a snapshot of just some of London’s other boroughs that The Bed and Breakfast Club can offer accommodation in: The Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea is perhaps best known for Kensington Palace, Notting Hill, King’s Road and its beautiful garden squares.

North London – Haringey – is home to the famous Alexandra Palace. East London – Tower Hamlets – Docklands – must have one of the most eclectic mixes in the entire city, ranging from the new city in Docklands, Brick Lane, and many vibrant street markets. South London – Lambeth – is just South of the River and where you’ll find the Oval (cricket) and the South Bank Centre as well London’s most popular tourist attraction – the British Airways London Eye. Wandsworth – is home to many dogs (and cats) at the Battersea Dogs Home and Young’s Brewery, both of which can be visited, as can be Battersea Park with its open spaces, the Pump House Gallery and children’s zoo. Wimbledon is the best known area of Merton with its annual Lawn Tennis Championships, Village atmosphere and Wimbledon Common. West London – Hammersmith & Fulham – has some great shopping areas as well as the BBC Centre, riverside walks and Fulham Palace.