Morleys Bistro | by Huluki Sussex Stays

I would like to see some other breakfast options like Croissants rather than just porridge. Also a bigger TV would also be a nice to have if possible.

We have stayed here before - but would never stay again. We arrived on the friday late p.m. and were given a code for the main door and room door. The room was not a double bed but 2 singles. The bathroom was TINY! My partner could hardly fit in the shower - which incidentally ran hot and cold! Only one person could use the bathroom at a time. Tried to make a reservation for dinner that night but there were no vacancies so booked another venue in the village. Would also have liked to have dinner there on the sunday and monday nights but the restaurant was closed both evenings! Our stay was topped off by the electricity in our room shuttiing off this morning (monday) whilst I was in the tiny shower which, of course, stopped mid shower! We tried to contact the rental agent and the owner, neither of whom were available to help. So we left without having had a hot drink, without being able to rinse off or dry my hair, without my partner able to shower. AWFUL....JUST AWFUL

I love this place !!! special thanks to Oli for driving me to Hassocks station. Getting a taxi can be a challenge in hassocks so this was a lifesaver. Thank you for being amazing all of you.

We stayed for an overnight as my son was visiting a nearby school. Sadly, didnt get to meet anyone from Morley's or try the food. The restaurant is closed on Sunday evenings and Mondays. I used the library for a bit which closed at 1 pm and then drove to Burgess Hill to a lunch venue as not much in Hurstpierpoint. Its a great place to lay your head and clean. They need to give to teaspoons with the breakfast bits. Probably an oversight.

I think Morleys is decent value and there is only thing I can mark them down on is the lack of available breakfast

An ok room with great porridge pots and orange juice. Toilet paper ran out and no spare, something revolting in the sink waste not cleaned out. Bed not very comfy and nowhere local to eat on Sunday evening.

The rooms are fine and access good. The only bad point is no breakfast, but there is alwsys sanother solution to this - buy croisants from Coop in village !

Ease of church in and out was super. Lovely room and bathroom. Food not so good, but for an overnight stay if passing through, would recommend.

27 degrees in the room and yet there was a winter duvet on the bed. Really? Really?! One of the coffee cups was dirty and I had to wash it in the bathroom using handwash. We've all heard hotels don't wash cups properly but here was proof. There was water in the kettle from the previous occupant which is always signal that the hotel is shortcutting. And then there was the issue with noise. Doors being slammed at just gone midnight. Why not install devices to soften door closures? Family conversations that I could hear clearly long after they'd shut their bedroom door while I was laying there trying to sleep. Not directly the hotel's fault but the walls must be made of paper. Carpet was a bit grubby. Not enough water in the shower (a tiny showerhead has been installed so as to restrict water flow). That's the bad news. The good? Wifi wasn't bad. Access was managed okay (secture entry to external door and bedroom door), no humans involved. Perfect for me, others might not like it. Nice local area. Car parking is fine but it's only free under certain conditions and not on site.