Dartmoor & the Jurassic Coast

The Old Post House is a family owned and run guesthouse. The rooms are tastefully and individually furnished. They are all en-suite with showers, having tea and coffee making facilities, a hair dryer and flat screen TV/DVD player. Free wi-fi is also available.

This hotel, which is centrally located in the town was originally a traditional posting house from 1639, but has been sympathetically refurbished to provide all modern comforts within a traditional setting. The comfy sofa-filled lounge has a roaring log fire where you can relax and combine the delights of a traditional cream tea with the convenience of free wi-fi. The White Hart has 20 well-appointed bedrooms in the main hotel and a further eight in a separate mews building. Its restaurant features the freshest local, seasonal produce cooked in a style that lets the quality of the ingredients speak for themselves. A free house, we stock a range of local real ales and have a hand-picked wine list.

The Old Post House is a family owned and run guesthouse. The rooms are tastefully and individually furnished. They are all en-suite with showers, having tea and coffee making facilities, a hair dryer and flat screen TV/DVD player. Free wi-fi is also available.

This hotel, which is centrally located in the town was originally a traditional posting house from 1639, but has been sympathetically refurbished to provide all modern comforts within a traditional setting. The comfy sofa-filled lounge has a roaring log fire where you can relax and combine the delights of a traditional cream tea with the convenience of free wi-fi. The White Hart has 20 well-appointed bedrooms in the main hotel and a further eight in a separate mews building. Its restaurant features the freshest local, seasonal produce cooked in a style that lets the quality of the ingredients speak for themselves. A free house, we stock a range of local real ales and have a hand-picked wine list.

The Old Post House is a family owned and run guesthouse. The rooms are tastefully and individually furnished. They are all en-suite with showers, having tea and coffee making facilities, a hair dryer and flat screen TV/DVD player. Free wi-fi is also available.

This hotel, which is centrally located in the town was originally a traditional posting house from 1639, but has been sympathetically refurbished to provide all modern comforts within a traditional setting. The comfy sofa-filled lounge has a roaring log fire where you can relax and combine the delights of a traditional cream tea with the convenience of free wi-fi. The White Hart has 20 well-appointed bedrooms in the main hotel and a further eight in a separate mews building. Its restaurant features the freshest local, seasonal produce cooked in a style that lets the quality of the ingredients speak for themselves. A free house, we stock a range of local real ales and have a hand-picked wine list.

Set on Devon’s Jurassic Coast, The Bedford Hotel is located on Sidmouth’s seafront. It has individually designed rooms with flat-screen TVs, limited free parking and a restaurant overlooking Lyme Bay.Rooms at the hotel are decorated in light shades and modern wallpaper. Rooms include hairdryers, tea/coffee-making facilities and many have panoramic sea views, some also have balconies. Cooked English breakfasts are served each morning in the dining room, whilst the restaurant offers an international table d’hote menu. Produce is sourced from the Devon area and roast dinners are available on Sundays.

This is a 17^th century house ideally located close to the National Trust Riverside Park and within a short walk of the sea front and town centre. There is also a good selection of restaurants and pubs in the town centre. 

The house, built in the early 1800’s, sits in a lovely position close to the River Sid and the National Trust parkland ‘The Byes’. An easy and level 5 minute stroll takes you into the town with its variety of shops, restaurants and pubs, and to the picturesque Jurassic Coast seafront where you can enjoy a walk along the promenade.

Set on Devon’s Jurassic Coast, The Bedford Hotel is located on Sidmouth’s seafront. It has individually designed rooms with flat-screen TVs, limited free parking and a restaurant overlooking Lyme Bay.Rooms at the hotel are decorated in light shades and modern wallpaper. Rooms include hairdryers, tea/coffee-making facilities and many have panoramic sea views, some also have balconies. Cooked English breakfasts are served each morning in the dining room, whilst the restaurant offers an international table d’hote menu. Produce is sourced from the Devon area and roast dinners are available on Sundays.

This is a 17^th century house ideally located close to the National Trust Riverside Park and within a short walk of the sea front and town centre. There is also a good selection of restaurants and pubs in the town centre. 

The house, built in the early 1800’s, sits in a lovely position close to the River Sid and the National Trust parkland ‘The Byes’. An easy and level 5 minute stroll takes you into the town with its variety of shops, restaurants and pubs, and to the picturesque Jurassic Coast seafront where you can enjoy a walk along the promenade.

Set on Devon’s Jurassic Coast, The Bedford Hotel is located on Sidmouth’s seafront. It has individually designed rooms with flat-screen TVs, limited free parking and a restaurant overlooking Lyme Bay.Rooms at the hotel are decorated in light shades and modern wallpaper. Rooms include hairdryers, tea/coffee-making facilities and many have panoramic sea views, some also have balconies. Cooked English breakfasts are served each morning in the dining room, whilst the restaurant offers an international table d’hote menu. Produce is sourced from the Devon area and roast dinners are available on Sundays.

This is a 17^th century house ideally located close to the National Trust Riverside Park and within a short walk of the sea front and town centre. There is also a good selection of restaurants and pubs in the town centre. 

The house, built in the early 1800’s, sits in a lovely position close to the River Sid and the National Trust parkland ‘The Byes’. An easy and level 5 minute stroll takes you into the town with its variety of shops, restaurants and pubs, and to the picturesque Jurassic Coast seafront where you can enjoy a walk along the promenade.