Hotels 1 to 6 in Sidmouth, Devon

Westcliff Hotel - Few hotels in Devon can offer the charm and character that you will find at The Westcliff. Whatever your requirements, you can be sure that the Westcliff will provide a room to suit your needs. There is a wide range from which to choose, and, best of all, we are a pet friendly hotel. When you book your bedroom, you can be sure that your room will be of a high standard.

The Anchor Inn - Looking out to sea, in the beautiful, unspoilt fishing village of Beer on the East Devon coast, this charming inn offers tasty food, fine wines, good beers, en suite rooms and a cliff-top beer garden. Originally dating back to the 19th century, when it was a coastguard lookout, this charming colour-washed building now houses a cosy, traditional inn. The cliff-top beer garden has magnificent sea views and in the winter, the bars are kept warm and cosy with real open fires. With stunning panoramic sea views, the bar and restaurant specialises in fresh, locally caught seafood, with a wide range of other dishes also available. There is a comprehensive wine list and a selection of fine real ales, as you would expect from an inn located in the village of Beer. The en suite rooms are tastefully furnished and attractively decorated. All have TVs, telephones, ironing facilities and tea/coffee. Some rooms have sea views.

Keystone Lodge at Bulstone - The family-run Keystone Lodge is close to the dramatic East Devon Jurassic Coast and a quiet retreat to escape to. The owners provide fresh home cooking and good hospitality. The Bulstone Hotel is set in 3 acres of grounds and is within easy reach of Exeter, the airport, Lyme Regis and Sidmouth. In the local area you can enjoy golf, fly/coastal fishing and croquet.

The Victoria Hotel - This elegant hotel is often referred to as one of England's finest. Standing in 5 acres of landscaped gardens, it has magnificent views over Sidmouth and its ever-changing coastline. Fine food, luxurious accommodation and friendly hospitality is what the Victoria is renowned for. The hotel has an AA Rosette for its cuisine. The Victoria Hotel is an easy 5-minute walk into the town centre with its pretty shops, cafes and traditional pubs selling local ales and produce. Exeter is a 15 to 20-minute drive away and has modern cafes, restaurants and shops and a new shopping centre, Princesshay. There are impressive, comfortable lounges, an inviting bar and the elegant Jubilee Restaurant with views overlooking Sidmouth Bay. Enjoy the heated indoor and outdoor pools, the sauna, solarium, spa bath, full-size snooker table and games room.

Hotel Riviera - Superbly positioned on the seafront, 4-star Hotel Riviera in Sidmouth has an elegant regency fa?ade, providing the perfect base from which to explore the beautiful surrounding area. Many of the classically furnished rooms at Hotel Riviera have stunning sea views and all rooms are equipped with a digital TV. Guests will enjoy AA rosette-awarded cuisine in the dining room, with bay views. The hotel restaurant uses fresh local produce, with an emphasis on seafood. There is also a stylish cocktail bar. Local attractions include The Heritage Coast Trail and golf, riding and shooting activities may be organised by the hotel. Free Wi-Fi internet access and free parking are available at the hotel.

The Belmont Hotel - Sitting on the Regency seafront with wonderful sea views, The Belmont Hotel is one of Sidmouth's popular 4-star hotels. It is a short level walk from the town centre. The Belmont has private manicured gardens and a terrace for drinks or lunches close to the sea. The bar, lounges and most bedrooms also have exceptional sea views, and guests find them warm and comfortable. Belmont Restaurant has a modern English menu and friendly and efficient staff. Sidmouth is surrounded by beautiful countryside and is part of the Jurassic Coast. The cliffs at Sidmouth are famous for their geological features and fossils. A short drive away is Exeter, with its cathedral and new shopping centre, Princesshay.