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Hotel Stays
Solo Travellers
Special Interest
University
The University of Chichester
Solo departures available
Half Board
7 nights
Chichester, West Sussex
There is so much to explore and enjoy in the historical city of Chichester, and this holiday designed exclusively with solo travellers in mind puts you right where you need to be – at the centrally-located University of Chichester Bishop Otter Campus. Perfect for exploring on foot, the city has great shopping, Roman baths, Georgian architecture, a magnificent Norman cathedral and pretty gardens to stroll. Plus, we include excursions to Weald and Downland Living Museum and Parham House and gardens, plus two nights of live entertainment so you can meet fellow guests.
Facilities
Shared kitchen with tea and coffee-making facilities, microwave and fridge
Bishop’s Otter self-service dining hall
Reception area with seating
Wi-Fi
There is a lift to all floors depending on where your accommodation is located. Ground floor rooms are available.
Nationwide shared chauffeur service– included on all departures
A nationwide return shared chauffeur service from your home to your UK destination
Your holiday includes
Half board
Half board self-service: 7 breakfasts and 7 dinners
Plus
- Two half-day excursions
- Two nights of live entertainment on campus
- Welcome drink
Exceptional value every time
Saga Host
Our trained hosts will welcome you and ensure you enjoy your holiday. We also offer 24/7 support if needed.
Additional cancellation cover included
All UK holidays include cancellation cover at no additional cost.
Included excursions
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Weald and Downland Living Museum
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Discover what rural life was like in Sussex at this award-winning Living Museum. As an independent museum, The Weald and Downland Living Museum rescue and conserve historic buildings, teach traditional trades and crafts and share the untold stories of rural life. Covering 40 acres, the museum has over 50 historic buildings dating from 950AD to the 19th century, re-erected from their original sites with period gardens, traditional farm animals and a mill pond. See a reconstructed Saxon Hall house, working buildings, numerous collections and exhibitions all set within the peaceful surroundings of the picturesque South Downs.
Location
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The Bishop Otter Campus is set within plenty of relaxing green space and boasts a combination of historic buildings and excellent modern facilities. The campus was founded in 1839 by William Otter, Bishop of Chichester and retains a strong sense of history as many original buildings have survived. The campus is just over a half a mile walk from Chichester, and there is a regular bus service between the campus and the city centre.
Out and about
Roman baths, Georgian architecture, a magnificent Norman cathedral, a vibrant pedestrianised centre and pretty gardens and city walls – Chichester has it all. This is the only city in West Sussex, and is one of the best-preserved Georgian cities in the UK. Everywhere you walk there is something to see, from streets full of beautiful Georgian houses and cottages, and the 16th-century Market Cross, to the whimsical statue of the poet Keats. Enjoy exploring the sights, shopping for souvenirs and treating yourself in one of the many cafes.
Chichester Cathedral
Dating to 681, Chichester’s cathedral was established in 1075 and completed in 1108 with stone brought from the Isle of Wight and Normandy in France. One of the highlights is the intricate stonework known as the Chichester Sculptures, which are amongst the most important in church craftsmanship, telling religious stories such as the raising of Lazarus. Explore the grand interior and see a stained-glass window by Marc Chagall, a tapestry by John Piper and a painting by Graham Sutherland. Entrance fees may apply.
Fishbourne Roman Palace
Discover the remains of a vast Roman palace complex constructed in 75AD, just 30 years after the Roman conquest of Britain. Built for the highest echelons of Romano-British society, this fascinating site is considered the largest Roman residential palace in Britain, and as well as giving a unique insight into life in Roman Britain, it boasts a large collection of mosaics. Entrance fees may apply.
Bishops Palace Gardens
Sometimes referred to as the ‘secret gardens’, Bishop’s Palace Gardens are 14 acres of tranquil and manicured havens that are home to a host of beautiful plants, unusual trees and shrubs, water features, a pergola walk and a variety of birds, butterflies and other wildlife. Stroll through the leafy paths, watch the world go by on a nearby bench and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of one of Chichester’s most glorious hidden treasures.
Address
University of Chichester, College Ln, Chichester PO19 6PE
Hotel details
Breakfast and dinner are buffet-style, self-service and available in Bishop’s Otter dining hall which is 50 yards from your accommodation. Wine, beer, soft drinks and bottled water can be purchased at an additional cost.
Breakfast is available between 0730-0900
Dinner is available between 1830-2030
Timings are subject to change.
There are 45 en-suite rooms within the accommodation halls on the Bishop’s Otter Campus. 39 rooms are in Amberly Hall and six are in Loxwood Hall. Each with:
Single beds
Bedding and towels
En-suite bathroom with toilet, walk-in shower and sink
Tea and coffee-making facilities
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