South West England Seaside Bed & Breakfasts Guide

in a peaceful location overlooking Goodrington Park and just a 3 minute walk from the beach; stay in comfortable, individually decorated rooms

small and comfortable, family-run guest house located a stone's throw from the beach offering well-equipped, traditionally decorated rooms

the pool, games room and relaxing communal areas make this Victorian villa B&B a good choice for an enjoyable holiday on the English Riviera

historic tavern with a long and colourful heritage overlooking Penzance Harbour moments from the departure point of the Isles of Scilly ferry

historic former coaching inn set overlooking the Market Square offering updated rooms, traditional British pub food, real ales and live music

this comfy guesthouse offers a relaxing stay and the proprietors pride themselves on the use of local produce for the hearty breakfasts

beach goers are spoilt for choice if they choose to stay at this friendly guest house with both Lusty Glaze and Porth beaches close by

a charming 18th century manor house set in 5 acres of well-maintained grounds, rooms are stylish and contemporary and a relaxing air prevails

traditional guest accommodation situated close to Towan Beach and the Aquarium with shops, restaurants and bars close at hand as well

Edwardian period features are complimented by a stylish, boutique finish throughout at this welcoming West Cliff accommodation

featuring smart, light and airy rooms, this welcoming guest house is close to the Cheddar Gorge Craft Village and Cheddar Gorge Caves

smart, comfortable rooms are featured at this well-placed guest house with the town centre, beaches and transport links all close by

character features such as wooden beams and slate floors feature at this 16th century inn near Port Isaac; updated rooms have individual decor

well placed for accessing the local, tourist, seaside facilities, a welcoming inn offering traditional, comfortable accommodation

affords guests a handy base from which to explore on foot with shops, restaurants, bars, beaches and the railways station all a level walk away

set on Clovelly's ancient cobbled street, that leads down to the harbour, and features smart rooms, a restaurant and the well-known Upalong bar

a family run 17th century inn offering a warm welcome, real ales, bar meals prepared with local produce and a real fire in chillier weather

set in a peaceful, secluded clifftop setting with scenic views and offers contemporary style rooms, excellent dining and a private beach

this grand, Grade II listed Georgian inn is one of St Austell's oldest inns, today though it offers stylish rooms, a lively bar and good pub fayre

traditional pub popular with villagers and visitors, locally sourced food and drink is championed and live music is featured at the weekends

in a prime position on the Esplanade, with magnificent views across the bay, this charming and hospitable family-run B&B offers a tasty breakfast

ideally placed on the A39 for touring the North Cornwall coast and countryside; rooms are well-equipped and decorated to a high standard

a traditional, riverside free house with views over the Royal Albert Bridge and River Tamar; guest rooms are smart and comfortable

enjoy a warm welcome at this charmingly typical seaside B&B, boasting its own cosy bar, situated just moments from the beach and harbour

a popular, traditional pub in historic quayside area with 3 modern rooms and offering pub grub, real ales, regular live music and a beer garden

this lively pub is said to be one of Fowey's oldest buildings and offers simple style rooms amidst the bustle of this colourful estuary town

a bar and kitchen situated a stone's throw from the beach offering fresh, contemporary style rooms, terraces to dine on and frequent live music

a classic villa style guest house providing comfortable, traditional accommodation with a warm relaxed atmosphere and friendly service

recently renovated to a high standard, this smart inn provides stylish, spacious rooms. The coastal bus service stops outside the property

Grade II listed, picture book thatched inn, nestled in unspoilt countryside on the A39 just a 10 minute drive from the pretty village of Clovelly

a fine Georgian residence set in a most convenient location offering good quality accommodation, a relaxing bar and a hearty breakfast

take a dip in the pool at this welcoming B&B, enjoying a commanding position, allowing glorious views over the village, sea and countryside

enjoy a drink whilst watching the goings-on in the harbour from this traditional pub, the well-presented rooms all have harbour views too

in popular Ilfracombe, a handsome Victorian house offers modern comfort in elegantly restored rooms, and fine views from its elevated position

family-run, licensed guest house with comfortable, traditionally decorated rooms, a pool table and darts in the bar and great location

traditional inn set on the main square of a quiet village on the Lizard Peninsula offering comfortable and well-presented guest rooms

in a peaceful and relaxing spot moments from the cliff tops of the north Cornish coast with Newquay being a short drive or bus ride away

this inn has been run by the same family since 1872 and it sits near the Bude Canal, enjoy traditional pub food, real ales and friendly hospitality

in the East Cliff area just a few minutes walk from the zigzag paths down to the beach; rooms are spacious with their own seating area

19th century inn with a newer lodge style addition that features smart and comfortable rooms; ideally placed as an East Devon exploring base

a relaxing hotel set atop the cliffs with scenic views across the bay and coast, the smart rooms are well-equipped for a comfortable stay

a simple style guest accommodation with comfy rooms, an extensive self-service breakfast buffet and a convivial bar and lounge

enjoying an advantageous clifftop location, affording spectacular views of the coastline, this well-appointed B&B is metres from the Cliff Railway

roadside inn dating from 1620 surrounded by glorious countryside, it retains plenty of original charm and offers comfy, rustic style rooms

a traditional, family-run guest house situated moments from the hustle and bustle of the town centre and a level walk to the railway station

a lively community pub placed amidst the shops and cafes on the High Street that offers simple rooms, bar meals and occasional live music

a popular community pub offering a hearty breakfast, a varied restaurant menu including fish specialities, a Sunday carvery and regular music

a family-run inn set in a sheltered valley between Falmouth and Helston and ideally placed to explore the countryside and coastline by car

conveniently placed for an en-route stopover - junction 23 of the M5 is just a 2 minute drive away - with comfy, well-appointed rooms

it's a short walk down the hill to Fowey's pretty harbour from this cosy inn with a sociable bar and restaurant, and bright, comfortable rooms

situated just a two minute walk from Camelford's town centre and also ideally placed as a base to explore North Cornwall by car or bicycle

a charming pub said to be one of Cornwall's oldest, the low beamed ceilings, open fireplaces and thick stone walls all reflect its rich heritage

a charming 18th century former coaching inn with spacious, traditional style rooms, a bar serving local ales and home-cooked pub fayre

surrounded by countryside, yet very close to great beaches and coastal paths and enjoys wonderful views to accompany breakfast or dinner

a traditional seaside guest house with functional and compact rooms and a good location a few minutes walk from the beach and town centre

traditional, 17th century inn, just 2 miles from the beach at Bude, with well-appointed rooms and serving real ales and home-cooked food

a traditional inn offering simple, modern accommodation and conveniently placed for exploring the town and surrounding area

for 400 years this traditional inn has stood overlooking the estuary and offers simple but comfy rooms, good food and wonderful views of Fowey

at the foot of the Quantock Hills, alongside the A39, in its own four acre garden, a comfy hotel ideally placed to explore coast and countryside

enjoy breakfast in the dining room overlooking the beach before heading out for a great day

smart, well-appointed apartments set above a bar and restaurant a few minutes walk from the beach, some apartments offer sea views

traditional community pub providing a welcoming atmosphere, well-appointed guest rooms, hearty fayre and entertainment most weekends

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

a traditional, friendly guest house offering a licensed bar and a handy location for the beach - 3 minutes walk away - and the town centre

with real ales and home-cooked food, this cosy pub is in an ideal spot for the ferries

a few miles inland from the Devon coast and Westward Ho! beach, a village inn with simply-furnished rooms in a separate lodge next door

just a mile from Chesil Beach, this friendly village inn serves English cuisine in a conservatory, and offers comfy, neutrally decorated rooms

within walking distance of the pretty harbour and Tunnel Beaches, this welcoming B&B boasts fresh, modern decor and serves hearty breakfasts

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

a traditional inn set in a pretty village 5 miles from Looe that has an outdoor seating area overlooking a babbling stream and cosy rooms

a traditional inn with contemporary bedrooms, hearty pub food prepared with locally sourced produce and a handy location 3 miles from Truro

400 yards from Torquay Harbour, on the site of the 1903 Winter Gardens, a traditional B&B with comfortable rooms and relaxing communal areas

enjoy the fresh seafood at this comfortable accommodation just a 10 minute walk from the sea

a Grade II listed Georgian guest house with many period features that blend with a more cool and contemporary lounge and bar area

a traditional village pub ideally placed to explore both North and South coasts by car; it offers real ales, pub food and regular live entertainment

with buses stopping nearby, this charming tavern offers a warm welcome and cosy rooms

located on the southern slopes of Dartmoor, there is open moorland opposite, featuring contemporary rooms and steakhouse dining

a traditional inn set in the heart of the colourful village with just 5 letting rooms, enjoy local real ales, locally sourced food and weekly live music

style at the seaside at this charming inn serving fine seasonal British food and offering well-appointed rooms with subtle colour schemes

a relaxed air pervades at this handsome, mid-19th century property ideally placed for Porth's golden sands; some rooms offer sea views

comfy rooms each individually decorated, some boast sea views or have a terrace, are afforded to guests at this conveniently placed guest house

ideally located opposite the National Maritime Museum and a short stroll from the shops, restaurants and pubs in the bustling town centre

not far from Portland Castle enjoy refreshments in the on-site cafe throughout the day

with a 500 year history, this nautically-themed pub is just meters from the lively quayside

this 15th century coaching inn boasts a pretty village location that is close to the coast and scenic views over the Lynher and Tamar Rivers

Regency style house, set in over an acre of grounds, a short stroll from the beach, offering a comfortable, traditional Jurrasic Coast base

rooms are comfortable, homely and traditionally decorated, in the characterful bar there is a roaring fire in winter, a snug and bar food

a traditional inn used by locals and visitors alike with functional, compact rooms - live music and entertainment is often featured

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

a lively, welcoming pub - with frequent live music and televised live sports events - in an ideal cliff-top location offering simple style rooms

good-value accommodation, ideal for those looking for a flexible stay situated just 5 minutes walk from the town centre and beach

an independent family-run hotel offering a tranquil and relaxing ambience, rooms are light and airy and enjoy coastal or country views

close to Dartmoor Zoo, of "We Bought a Zoo" fame, a welcoming and relaxing hotel set in a 9 hole golf course and landscaped garden

enjoy a country scape at this relaxing hotel hidden away in a quiet, wooded valley in the Quantock Hills, yet with easy access to the A39

Edwardian house located between Charmouth and Lyme Regis with views over the Dorset countryside offering comfy, well-appointed rooms

traditional pub situated on the square opposite the parish church of a quiet village just outside Penzance and ideally placed to explore by car

this elegant hotel, set overlooking the castle ruins, blends original character with modern luxury and a relaxed and welcoming ambience

fresh, local produce is on the restaurant's menu at this friendly hotel, there are smart rooms, some with sea views, and a relaxing garden

12th century manor with original features including inglenook fire places and walls adorned with original paintings, tapestries and armour

a small and stylish coastal retreat with a relaxed ambience that features individually decorated rooms most of which have marvellous sea views

a 350-year-old house in Exmoor's Barle Valley, under ten miles from Lynton and Lynmouth, offers charming rooms and relaxing dining on site

former coaching inn ideally placed to enjoy a whole host of country pursuits on Exmoor and then to return to a cosy, inviting atmosphere

former coaching inn at the heart of the town's life since 1760 with comfy, well-equipped guest rooms, a traditional bar and relaxing lounges

this eighteenth century, family run hotel has kept its traditional atmosphere but has added modern comfort and styling

small, family-run hotel - in the heart of Porlock - featuring individually styled rooms that are named after R D Blackmore's famous novel

family-run hotel providing a homely, welcoming atmosphere set in a tranquil garden with terrace located a 5-minute walk from the centre

close to excellent walking and Eype Beach, this small family-run hotel enjoys a unique position, tucked down a lane near to the coast

a restored manor in 40 acres of secluded grounds where peacocks roam; a relaxing touring base with easy access to coast and countryside

a 16th century coaching inn with modern, renovated rooms that retain touches of period features, the bar has open fires and hosts live music

an 18th century former corn mill set in 7 acres of grounds amidst a wooded valley with beamed ceilings, flag stone floors and log fires

a charming, 18th-century country hotel set in 8 acres of peaceful grounds and ideally placed for Bournemouth and the New Forest

a small, independent hotel surrounded by farmland and a large garden, on the A39 between Bridgewater and the rolling Quantock Hills

a Victorian villa with an interesting collection of railway memorabilia has earned high scores from guests for this friendly home from home

set above the pretty village of Hope Cove - beach 5 minutes on foot - this traditional, family-run hotel is a great base to explore from