South West England Seaside Bed & Breakfasts Guide

updated inn set in a pretty village on Exmoor's fringes, the elegent, well-appointed guest rooms are located in a separate coach house

this thatched guest house epitomises the flavour of Devon and is in keeping with a period style decor, with pretty, cosy rooms

exposed beams and open fires feature in the real ale bar, there is an an elegant guest lounge in a turret and a creative food menu is served here

character, 400-year-old inn set moments from the scenic cove, it features cosy rooms with a maritime theme and serves a fresh, seasonal menu

restored inn, dates from the early 1700s, pleasingly modernised yet retains plenty of original charcater; bedrooms are stylish and spacious

charming, 14th-century, thatched quayside inn, bursting with character and offering stylish rooms, fresh local seafood, a cosy bar and views

welcoming guest house, dating from the 17th century, that retains a historic appeal whilst providing comfortable and well-appointed rooms

for a delightful Somerset stay, choose this charming thatched cottage B&B with pretty rooms, in the picturesque coastal village of Porlock

a 13th century smuggler's haunt situated on the South West Coastal Path, it offers traditionally furnished rooms and fresh, seasonal food

offers comfortable, well-appointed rooms situated in the main pub or in cabins in the courtyard and is ideally placed for Dartmoor and beaches

an 800 year old Grade I listed house that gave refuge to Charles I and in modern times the winner of Channel 4’s ‘4 in a bed’ programme

in a separate building behind this historic village inn and restaurant, spacious modern rooms with wet rooms provide contemporary comfort

a 300 year old inn set in an atmospheric fishing cove amidst rugged coastline, relics adorn the walls collected from a rich seafaring history

open log fires, original slate and wood floors detail the heritage of this 16th century former farmhouse, many rooms retain character features

smart, stylish rooms are set in converted former stables and barns next to the 16th century coaching inn in a pretty village just off the A30