I had a two nights stay at the tollgate this weekend. I needed somewhere to stay between a house move and this was the most reasonable price near Worthing for £115 for two nights. On first impressions the area is quiet and looks and feels safe. Nice big car park and reception was easy to find. the receptionist was very pleasant and welcoming and she got me checked in quickly. I had room 108 in westgate. First impressions was good, furniture a little dated but the room was clean, spacious and had everything I needed, such as tea/ coffee, chair, table, large tv and desk area with a nice comfortable bed. The shower room was lovely, really happy about that as I love a pamper! Shame there is no bath but the walk in shower was great. Only issue was the shower wasn’t as powerful as expected, took a while to work out how to get warm water to come through and the toilet didn’t flush well unless the lid was down but this wasn’t a massive deal. Plenty of clean towels and toiletries available. There were no robes however which would have been great. I woke up early to get breakfast early and to have some peace and quiet. The breakfast hostess and chef were lovely and very welcoming. I’m not sure what other reviewers mean by there “not being a full English available” when there was a full breakfast menu and continental choices available. I have added the menu to my review. The English breakfast was delicious, I was very happy! the breakfast room was set out really nicely with table service. This was a lovely hotel, not the most up to date but was reasonably priced for my stay. The only things that did let my stay down was not the hotel but the other guests… The rooms are unfortunately not very sound proof… so you can hear everything in the corridors. People kept slamming the doors and sometimes late at night which would shake the walls, no idea why people had to keep slamming them but it was very inconsiderate. There were a few guests having conversations in the hallways and banging on each other’s doors late at night?? somebody also brought a dog in and allowed it to bark constantly at one point. To stop this the hotel could put up signs by the doors telling guests not slam them and to keep the noise down. maybe this should be mentioned at check in? Or better still, sound proofing the rooms and anti door slammers installed. there should be no dogs allowed unless they are well behaved. at one point it did feel like I was staying in a hostel and not a hotel because of these guests and it nearly ruined my stay.