Consistently making the top three in the sunshine league and boasting its award-winning beach - Bognor Regis is the place to be for fun family holidays and short breaks. The Russell Hotel is an AA 3 star hotel and restaurant offering 40 spacious ensuite bedrooms fronted by beautifully landscaped Marine Park gardens and the sea beyond. Dynamic in both style and design the hotel is contemporary without losing the feeling of warmth and friendliness of Sussex folk. The hotel prides itself on its accessibility features that are particularly suited to the needs of visually impaired people. We welcome good natured pet dogs and assistance dogs and the hotel is the perfect point from which to start your holiday with your dog. Some rooms have been adapted to suit the needs of wheelchair users. Award-winning sand and shingle beaches proudly fly the Quality Coast Award for being clean and safe with good facilities, whilst the promenades are great for a stroll or ride on one of the miniature trains. The famous Butlins Bognor Regis resort lies at the eastern end of the promenade (discounted day tickets available please contact the hotel for details). It is the largest holiday centre in the South of England. For relaxing the ideal picnic spot among shady trees visit Hotham Park. This historic park, named after Sir Richard Hotham who originally founded the town as a seaside resort in the 18th century. The town and seafront also offer great opportunities for those with boundless energy! The award winning seafront and beach are great places to blow those cobwebs away! You can windsurf, jet-ski, sail and swim - and as the tide goes out, the flat sands are the perfect spot for a spot of beach volleyball, beach tennis, or beach.....anything! Other locations in and around the town, provide opportunities for tennis, golf (18 hole), mini or crazy golf, bowls and skate-boarding. The town and seafront offer a great range of walking opportunities, with no hills to encounter! Just one example is the great seaside promenade walk, taking you west to Aldwick or east to Felpham. And if you prefer using two wheels to get around, the town is flat and easy to get around. Only assistance dogs are allowed in public areas of the Hotel
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