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Royal Glen Hotel
Royal Glen Hotel is set in gardens in Sidmouth, less than 10 minutes’ walk from the town center. This charming hotel features an indoor pool, a restaurant and bar.
The Elizabeth
With views over the red sandstone cliffs of the World Heritage Coast, The Elizabeth also features free on-site parking and free WiFi throughout.
The Kingswood Hotel
Located right in Sidmouth’s Esplanade, in Devon, The Kingswood Hotel provides en suite accommodations with free WiFi. This contemporary hotel also offers a bar and a restaurant.
Hotel Riviera
Facing the beachfront, Hotel Riviera offers 4-star accommodations in Sidmouth and features a shared lounge, terrace and restaurant.
The Belmont Hotel - Adults Only
Sitting on the Regency seafront with wonderful sea views, The Belmont Hotel - Adults Only is one of Sidmouth's popular 4-star hotels. It is a short level walk from the town center.
Sid Valley Country House Hotel
Set in 14 acres of outstanding natural beauty, this country house bed and breakfast with cottages and a heated outdoor pool offers a relaxed atmosphere, professional service and luxurious...
The Mount Pleasant Hotel
The Mount Pleasant Hotel has a restaurant, bar, a shared lounge and garden in Sidmouth. There is a terrace and guests can make use of free WiFi and free private parking.
Hunters Moon Hotel
Located in Sidmouth, a 9-minute walk from Sidmouth Beach, Hunters Moon Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
The Victoria Hotel & Source Spa
In 5 acres of landscaped gardens, this hotel has magnificent views over Sidmouth and the coastline. It offers award-winning food, free parking, and has a elevator that accesses every floor.
Bedford Hotel
Set on Devon’s Jurassic Coast, 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.
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Sidmouth is a very nice location.
Sidmouth is a very nice location. The town has many independent shops including an old department store, Fields, and plenty of cafes and coffee shops. It has a nice feel about it. The seafront is very attractive and very pleasant to walk along the promenade.Guest review byCatherineJersey - Review score
We’ve been staying in Sidmouth for over 25 years as it’s...
We’ve been staying in Sidmouth for over 25 years as it’s such a lovely town with interesting independent shops and cafes and it’s a good base for exploring the area. I recommend Fields the department store for good browsing, Paragon bookshop in the Main Street for quirky choices, and the Someday Something cafe in Church Street for wonderful scones. It was our first stay at the Harbour Hotel and we’d definitely consider going back next time.Guest review byJulieUnited Kingdom - Review score
A lovely little town with quaint shops, including its own...
A lovely little town with quaint shops, including its own department store, a long wide promenade, plenty of places to eat or have coffee, impressive gardens, scenic cliffs, easy access to the spectacular coastal path, relaxing walks along the Byes path to Sidford and up Jacob's Ladder, a holiday spirit where you can mix with crowds or find solitude according to your taste.Guest review byJohnUnited Kingdom - Review score
I was only there for the weekend attending a surprise...
I was only there for the weekend attending a surprise birthday party so wasn't doing the usual touristy things. However, I did manage to have a brief look round the town, which is nice, with lots of small independent shops and coffee shops. The beach is mostly shingle.Guest review byCarolUnited Kingdom - Review score
A lovely regency seaside town with super small shops plenty...
A lovely regency seaside town with super small shops plenty of choice to wander around and enjoy snacks lunches and evening meals . Plenty of seating on the esplanade to sit and enjoy the view ,people very friendly . I am a walker and enjoyed the coastal walking path which is very strenuous with lots of hills and steps with again lots of benches to enjoy the view and rest.Guest review bySuzyUnited Kingdom - Review score
Nice shops, ice creams, fish and chips, good cafés, devon...
Nice shops, ice creams, fish and chips, good cafés, devon cream tea and pubs for lunch or a relaxing drink. Dog friendly. Sea walks and gardens with cafés are worth a visit overlooking the sea. Nice place to stay for a mini break. Nearly everywhere is on the flat so easy to get around good for disabled people and people with children in push chairs. Local cinema in the centre of town. Sidmouth folk festival is worth a visit in the summer. There's a lot of things to do so you won't be bored. Enjoy!!Guest review byLINDAUnited Kingdom
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- From $218.23 per nightReview scoreVery Good · 741 reviewsHad a lovely stay with my elderly mum . We had a twin with balcony which was very comfy and a large walk in shower . A good lift and lovely breakfast. Staff very helpful and hotel ideally positioned across from esplanade and right by town. Was ideal for an elderly person and loved sidmouth .Guest review byJoanneUnited Kingdom
- Review scoreWonderful · 179 reviewsMost welcoming little hotel in a superb position for visiting Sidmouth. Excellent breakfast and the one evening meal we had was good. We felt it was good value for money particularly in AugustGuest review byJaneUnited Kingdom
- From $186.29 per nightReview scoreExcellent · 925 reviewsIt is not an hotel. It is a restaurant with rooms. Therefore it had limited facilities. We loved the quirky rooms and it’s position in Sidmouth. Very relaxed and the staff were delightful.Guest review byJessUnited Kingdom
- From $242.18 per nightReview scoreWonderful · 506 reviewsVery helpful staff. Beautiful gardens. Dog friendly. Different menu every day for dinner. Lots of 7kw electric points for cars. Sidmouth is a very nice town.Guest review byPeterUnited Kingdom
- From $279.44 per nightReview scoreVery Good · 837 reviewsOur go to hotel in Sidmouth. We have stayed a couple of times before and always v.good.Guest review byWilliamUnited Kingdom
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