The Best Great Britain Beach & Seafront Hotels

an award-winning, 17th-century townhouse on the water's edge boasting Solent views, stylish rooms and fine dining with seafood a speciality

a traditional hotel with a popular restaurant and bar situated directly opposite the beach - some of the comfortable rooms have sea views

enjoys a superb seaside spot directly opposite the beach at Thorpe Bay and offers a friendly atmosphere, well-presented rooms and fine food

in a picturesque harbour location in the south of Skye, enjoy great food here and scenic views from charming rooms, some with four poster beds

relax in the lounges with their panoramic sea views or in the health spa with its spa bath, steam room and heated loungers at this cliff-top hotel

relaxing, privately owned hotel directly opposite the shingle beach, many of the well-appointed guest rooms have sweeping sea views

in an enviable location, just metres from the seafront and Pier, this elegant, Victorian hotel, makes an ideal base for a family holiday

run by members of the same family since 1920, stylish guest rooms, comfortable public areas and personal service are the order of the day

a leading hotel in Worthing, in a fine position near the sea front, offers classic style in communal areas, and smart modern comfort in the rooms

privately owned hotel that has been in the same family since 1912 offering a traditional seaside stay with good hospitality and service

friendly and informal hotel situated on the seafront with light and airy room traditionally decorated some of which have English Channel views

early 18th-century hotel, combining charming period features with contemporary rooms, glorious sea views and fresh, local produce to eat

this imposing, Georgian building, overlooking the Strait, houses a stylish hotel, with elegantly furnished rooms and relaxing coffee shop and bar

set on the quayside overlooking the historic Charlestown Harbour and coast, many of the spacious, well-appointed rooms enjoy the same views

there are comfortable, well-appointed rooms - many with sea views - at this well placed hotel, the pier and town centre are within a short walk

elegant 19th century exterior with stylish interiors that blend period features and modern facilities, on clifftop promenade with sea views

a host of relaxing leisure facilites, including Brighton's largest hotel pool, are offered at this friendly and ideally placed, seafront hotel

an impressive Victorian building sitting prominently above Longsands Beach, it retains many period features and boasts panoramic views

family-run, seaside hotel with a friendly and relaxed atmosphere in an East Cliff location that is ideal for the beach, theatre and town centre

boasts an enviable location set on a rocky point and flanked by the sea and golden sands, many of the distinctive rooms enjoy the same views

friendly, vibrant hotel found a stone's throw from Palace Pier and within easy reach of attractions, shopping, dining and entertainment

situated close to the beach & boasts a sea view restaurant with a dance floor

relax in the sauna at this comfortable hotel located half a mile from the old links at Lytham St Anne's

a fine Victorian building, in a prominent location on the seafront, with stylish, well-equipped rooms, an elegant restaurant and a beauty salon

originally built for the Duke of Clarence, this traditional hotel still has many of its original features and sits in an enviable spot by the beach

enjoy award-winning, locally sourced seafood dishes in the stylish restaurant of this relaxed, loch-side inn close to the ferry terminal

seafront hotel with enviable bay views, comfy, relaxing rooms, Champagne & Gin bar with a sun deck, plus it champions local food

enjoy a spot of al fresco dining and drinking whilst taking in the sea and harbour views at this comfortable hotel, moments from the beach

a classic Victorian building that sits proudly on the cliff-top with enviable views across South Bay, many of the rooms enjoy the coastal views

enjoys a seafront location and panoramic views to the Isle of Arran, yet it is only a short walk to the town centre; guest rooms are well-appointed

family-run hotel directly opposite the beach with well-appointed rooms, bar and a bistro that serves local produce including Whitstable oysters

set in a prime cliff-top spot - many of the spacious rooms have sea views and balconies - and is a short walk from the shops on the High Street

family-run, seafront hotel that affords guests sweeping views of the bay from the lounge and many of the comfy rooms; car park a bonus

seafront hotel, with a friendly atmosphere, featuring spacious and comfortable rooms - some with sea views - stylish restaurant and bar

well-positioned hotel offering comfortable rooms with unique character, for a treat take a sea view room and enjoy the sweeping bay vistas

a stylish hotel offering light and airy rooms with contemporary styling, in the elegant lounge bar you can enjoy local malt whiskeys and beers

perfectly placed hotel, Adventure Island and the pier are opposite, the town centre and beach nearby too; has colourful rooms and a casino

a truly seafront hotel set in 3 acres of gardens between Paignton and Preston Sands, many of the spacious rooms enjoy glorious sea views

charming combination of three Georgian town houses in historic garden crescent with amazing harbour and sea views close to the town centre

a traditional hotel opposite the marina and with the town centre on the doorstep, there are well-appointed rooms and a choice of dining venues

guest rooms are tastefully decorated and combine contemporary styling with a traditional feel; restaurant menus feature West Country produce

for a relaxing holiday, choose this seafront hotel featuring attentive staff, classic elegance in the rooms, and luxurious dining and leisure facilities

a little haven set on a tree-lined street just off the seafront, Victorian features pleasingly blend with a contemporary style throughout

enjoy the sweeping views across Cardigan Bay from many of the hotels rooms and the restaurant where fresh, local produce is on the menu

Weston's first hotel, opened in 1810, has a great seafront location and offers an elegant restaurant, lively bar and entertainment

Grade II Victorian building, on Ramsgate's East Cliff with panoramic sea views and air-conditioned rooms, a beauty salon, gym and sauna

privately owned hotel - run by a dedicated local family - renowned for its warm, friendly welcome and ideally placed for beach and town centre

this family-run hotel has been owned by the same family for three generations, it has earned a good reputation for its friendly hospitality

Stonehaven's largest hotel, yet it is still family-run and has 18 rooms only many of which enjoy enjoy views of the beach and sea to the rear

seafront hotel retaining Regency charm and grandeur; guest rooms are elegantly decorated in a traditional style and many enjoy fine sea views

welcoming and relaxed hotel, under the same family ownership for over 60 years, placed directly on the seafront with many sea view rooms

boasts a prominent position overlooking the pier and beach, the comfy lounge bar offers the ideal spot to relax and enjoy the sea views

combines a central, seafront setting with well-appointed rooms, many with sea views, and a restaurant serving locally sourced Manx produce

seafront hotel, in an interesting style, with many rooms enjoying sea views across to Devon/Somerset, entertainment is hosted most evenings

a well-established hotel offering modern facilities whilst retaining some original character; bedrooms are well-presented, some with sea views

boasts one of Newquay's prime spots on the clifftop overlooking Great Western beach with the shops, restaurants and bars on the doorstep too

formed of 3 lovingly restored Regency mansions and features comfy rooms, many with sea views, and a bar that also enjoys sea views

the attractive garden is a popular spot to relax and rest awhile and watch the goings on along the seafront at this welcoming hotel

enjoys scenic sea views from the prime seafront location, the Spa Theatre is virtually opposite and the town centre is a short walk away

with sweeping views of Oban Bay and Kerrera, this traditionally furnished hotel offers light airy guest rooms and cooked breakfasts

fine Victorian building, on the seafront, featuring plush interiors, stylish, well-equipped rooms and a restaurant serving the flavours of Orkney

contemporary, seafront hotel, offers sea views from many of the comfortable rooms and has a popular pub serving hearty food

overlooking the harbour, this traditional hotel features well-appointed rooms with sea or hill views, an Italian-style bistro and 2 sociable bars

this grand hotel retains many of its original Victorian period details, it boasts a large ballroom and entertainment is provided in high season

a Victorian hotel with a prime location on the Promenade, many of the traditional style rooms have sea views as does the dining room

enjoying stunning views across the Irish Sea, this delightful harbourside hotel has been sympathetically updated to provide contemporary rooms

ideally placed in the heart of Hugh Town with shops, pubs and the beach all on the doorstep, the ferry terminal is 5 minutes away on foot

relax in the indoor pool, sauna or hot tub at this seafront hotel before enjoying a dish or two from the creative menu served in the restaurant

amidst the bright lights of Marine Parade's attractions, a traditional hotel with a restaurant and dance floor and a spacious cocktail lounge

Victorian manor retaining many character features set close to island wide transport links - bus and train - and hovercraft to the mainland

with some rooms affording sea views, this elegant, seafront hotel, in the popular Kemptown area, serves as an ideal base for a holiday

quayside inn with picturesque harbour views, comfy, cosy rooms - most have harbour views - and a restaurant where seafood is a speciality

a large, well-established hotel, in a great location for views of the nearby Ske Bridge and the Isle of Skye, offers traditional hospitality

spacious rooms, many with sea views and some with balconies, are featured at this hotel overlooking the beach, there is a large patio too

after a careful renovation this hotel combines a mix of Victorian period features with tasteful decor, the restaurant overlooks Llandudno Bay

traditional, seaside pub affording guests comfortable rooms, many with sea views, locally brewed beers and an extensive bar food menu

overlooking the harbour, this traditional hotel offers rooms decorated in a modern style and a relaxed restaurant serving locally sourced produce

with an good range of leisure facilities and regular entertainment for all and a seafront location, this modern hotel is ideal for a seaside escape

offers spacious, traditionally furnished rooms many with sea views

a well-presented, grand, Victorian hotel, in a clifftop spot opposite gardens, with classic style rooms and a traditional lounge with views

traditional hotel - popular with tour groups - featuring a good range of facilities including 2 restaurants, a large dance floor and entertainment

overlooking the famous Babbacombe Downs and Lyme Bay - many of the classic spacious rooms have sea views and some have balconies

treat yourself to a sea view room for sweeping vistas across the English Channel and the pier at this well-appointed hotel in a prime spot

perfectly placed opposite Sandown Pier and the golden sands, this traditional hotel offers well-equipped rooms and frequent entertainment

harbourfront inn opposite the ferry terminal, the main inn hosts the bar, restaurant and some of the comfy rooms, whilst others are in an annexe

moments from Ilfracombe's seafront and beach, this popular hotel is ideally located, some of the traditional style rooms have sea views

the comfortable, well-equipped rooms at this family run hotel feature contemporary decor and many offer views of the Great Orme and bay

within easy reach of the Cleethorpes Leisure Centre, a traditional hotel set in a period, terraced town house and providing simple, functional accommodation. The hotel also offers luggage storage space for guests

this landmark hotel with a distinctive Victorian tower has stylish rooms, many with a panoramic view of the Clyde, and an Italian restaurant

18th century hotel, regularly visited by Charles Dickens, in a magnificent location with views over Viking Bay yet close to the heart of the town

this seafront hotel offers stylish and contemporary rooms and there is a large terrace where you can take in the views over the Firth of Forth

set in an ideal spot overlooking the sandy beaches and a 10 minutes walk from the local shops - entertainment is provided in high season

this cliff-top hotel boasts a stunning location sitting snugly within the historic old town walls, the panoramic views are simply breathtaking

a traditional hotel that resides on the harbour side with wonderful views over Torbay, town centre shops, restaurants and bars are nearby

welcoming hotel with brightly decorated rooms, many with sea views, relaxing leisure and beauty facilities and high season entertainment

in a seafront spot - many rooms have panoramic views of Morecambe Bay - this friendly hotel has well-presented rooms and entertainment

a quaint family-run hotel on Portree's harbour front, overlooking the bay, has a range of comfortable rooms, several with four poster beds

the handy position of this family run hotel allows guests to enjoy all that the town has to offer with the beach, shops and theatre all close by

a family run hotel offering cosy, traditional accommodation set within easy access of all the seaside amenities - including Clacton Pier -. There is ample information available on local attractions in the lobby

set on the cliff top directly above Great Western Beach many of the spacious rooms face the sea or the harbour as do the restaurant and bar

on the South Shore Promenade a short walk from the Pleasure Beach and South Pier, a comfortable hotel offering regular entertainment

spectacular cliff-top views over Poole Bay can be seen from this popular pub offering bright, airy rooms and good value food and drink

this hotel, one of the oldest on the island, dating from the 1600's, enjoys panoramic Kyle of Lochalsh views; rooms are homely and comfortable

many of the resort's top attractions are moments away from this well-placed guest house, bedrooms are comfortable and well-appointed

with relaxing leisure facilities and a restaurant specialising in locally caught seafood, this bay-side hotel makes an ideal holiday base

sea views abound from many of the traditional style rooms and the spacious public areas at this fine Regency hotel set in pretty gardens

enjoys an envious location on the seafront opposite Princess Gardens and The Riviera Wheel whilst town centre shops are moments away

modern hotel offering well-appointed rooms and suites, relaxing leisure facilities including a poolside bar and weekend entertainment

welcoming guests since 1793, this lively, quayside inn features a blend of original features and more modern decor following a refurbishment

a traditional seaside hotel - situated directly opposite Shanklin's sandy beach - featuring a lively bar and evening entertainment in season

overlooking the seafront and sweeping bay, this traditional seaside hotel boasts refurbished, en-suite rooms and generous, cooked breakfasts

in a scenic location affording views over Loch Broom, this sociable hostel offers a wide variety of accommodation and a shared kitchen

overlooking the harbour, this traditionally furnished, seaside hotel provides an ideal base for a beach holiday or exploring further afield

set overlooking the Dovey Estuary, a short walk from the beach, it offers well-presented rooms, a lively bar and traditional bar food

located on the seafront, this imposing hotel boasts 2 large lounges with stunning views across the bay and hosts regular entertainment evenings

grand Victorian hotel with character original features combined with more contemporary decor and facilities set in a prime seafront spot

offers a relaxed and informal atmosphere set right on the Promenade overlooking the beach and is within easy reach of the Pleasure Beach

ideally placed for a walk along the seafront to the pier or for a walk to the boutiques, local shops, cafes and pubs on Newton Road in the centre

a period guesthouse with a distinctly Scottish themed decor providing cosy, well appointed rooms and situated opposite the ferry terminal

relax in this well-appointed hotel in a prime position overlooking both the sea and River Yare

positioned directly opposite Hythe's sweeping pebble beach, this traditional hotel is ideally placed for a relaxing stay on the Kent coast

a charming inn overlooking the sea, with a cliff-top beer garden, a restaurant serving locally caught fish and guest rooms with sea views

overlooking beautiful Broadford Bay from an elevated spot and close to village amenities, this homely hostel is ideally situated for coastal walks