Victoria Hotel
✓ Sea Views
✓ Sea views over Lyme Bay and the Jurassic Coast
🏖️ a few minutes' walk from Sidmouth Town (Excellent water quality)
Sidmouth
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A sea view turns an ordinary stay into the one everybody remembers. Compare the Sidmouth stays that promise one below.
✓ Sea Views
✓ Sea views over Lyme Bay and the Jurassic Coast
🏖️ a few minutes' walk from Sidmouth Town (Excellent water quality)
Sidmouth
✓ Sea Views
✓ Overlooks the Jurassic Coast and Lyme Bay
🏖️ a few minutes' walk from Sidmouth Town (Excellent water quality)
Sidmouth
✓ Sea Views
✓ Private beach on the Jurassic Coast with rockpooling and kayaking
🏖️ a few minutes' walk from Ladram Bay (Excellent water quality)
Sidmouth
✓ Sea Views
✓ Coastal park on the Jurassic coast next to the South West Coast Path
🏖️ 0.43 miles from Beer (Excellent water quality)
Sidmouth
✓ Sea Views
✓ Central Sidmouth Esplanade location overlooking Lyme Bay
🏖️ a few minutes' walk from Sidmouth Town (Excellent water quality)
Sidmouth
✓ Sea Views
✓ Set in a Regency-era building right on Sidmouth's seafront
🏖️ a few minutes' walk from Sidmouth Town (Excellent water quality)
Sidmouth
✓ Sea Views
✓ Family-run hotel on Sidmouth's Esplanade for over 70 years
🏖️ a few minutes' walk from Sidmouth Town (Excellent water quality)
Sidmouth
✓ Sea Views
✓ Beachfront hotel just steps from the shore
🏖️ a few minutes' walk from Sidmouth Town (Excellent water quality)
Sidmouth
✓ Sea Views
✓ Seafront hotel on Sidmouth's Esplanade with sea views
🏖️ 0.31 miles from Sidmouth Town (Excellent water quality)
Sidmouth
✓ Sea Views
✓ Adults-only luxury hotel in Sidmouth with sea views
🏖️ a few minutes' walk from Sidmouth Town (Excellent water quality)
Sidmouth
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Itineraries
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BritStays currently lists 10 places to stay with sea views in Sidmouth, Devon, and all 10 are in Sidmouth itself. That makes choosing simpler than in a sprawling region. You won't be deciding between towns. You'll be deciding what kind of stay suits your trip. Eight of the ten are hotels and two are caravanning options, so if you want a hotel room with a view of the water, you have plenty to compare. If you prefer a caravan, your choice is much narrower.
Here's how often the most common facilities turn up across the set:
A few things stand out. Most stays let you eat on site. Only half offer parking or WiFi, so don't assume either. Check before you book if you're driving or need to work.
Families will probably look first at Ladram Bay Holiday Park, which lists a swimming pool, hot tub and evening entertainment. That's useful when children still have energy after a day out. Of the hotels, Sidmouth Harbour Hotel, Victoria Hotel and Belmont Hotel all list a swimming pool. Only four stays in total have one, so treat a pool as something to filter for early rather than expect.
Couples after a quieter, more pampered break might look at Victoria Hotel or Belmont Hotel, both of which list a pool, hot tub and gym. Hotel Riviera and Sidmouth Harbour Hotel both have a bar and restaurant, which suits a stay where you'd rather not plan every evening. Elizabeth Hotel lists a restaurant alongside its sea views if you mainly want a good dinner and a room with a view.
Dog owners have half the list to choose from. Bedford Hotel, The Kingswood Hotel and Royal York & Faulkner Hotel are all listed as pet friendly. Policies on size, number of dogs and which rooms are allowed vary, so ask the stay directly.
Caravanners have two options. Beer Head Caravan Park lists a restaurant, takeaway food and toilets. Ladram Bay Holiday Park is the more facility-heavy of the two.
Accessibility: five stays list disabled access, including Hotel Riviera. Needs differ a great deal, so ask specific questions about step-free routes, bathrooms and parking before you commit.
Every stay here is on the Sidmouth coast. There isn't a rural base among them. If you want countryside, the easiest approach is to stay by the sea and head inland for days out. Escot House and Blackborough House are both stately homes. Hemyock Castle offers some castle history, and The Forge is a National Trust property.
In Sidmouth itself, Coldharbour Woolen Museum is worth a look. If the weather turns, other indoor options include Tiverton Museum of Mid Devon Life, St. Lawrence Chapel and Church House. Four of the ten stays also list indoor areas, which helps on a wet afternoon.
For days out with children:
If you enjoy local history, Crewkerne Museum and Dulverton Heritage Centre are further afield. They're best saved for a planned driving day rather than squeezed in.
With only 10 sea-view stays, availability can disappear faster than you'd expect. Be especially careful if you need a combination of facilities. For example, only four stays have a pool, and only two are caravanning options. Some practical pointers:
BritStays lists 10 stays with sea views, all located in Sidmouth. Eight are hotels and two are caravanning options.
Four stays have a pool: Victoria Hotel, Sidmouth Harbour Hotel, Ladram Bay Holiday Park and Belmont Hotel.
Five of the 10 stays are listed as pet friendly, including Bedford Hotel, The Kingswood Hotel and Royal York & Faulkner Hotel. Check each stay's dog policy before booking.
Ladram Bay Holiday Park lists a swimming pool, hot tub and evening entertainment. For days out, Diggerland and Paignton Zoo are popular with children.
Yes, there are two. Ladram Bay Holiday Park and Beer Head Caravan Park are the caravanning options. Beer Head Caravan Park lists a restaurant, takeaway food and toilets.
Coldharbour Woolen Museum is in Sidmouth. Other indoor options include Tiverton Museum of Mid Devon Life, St. Lawrence Chapel and Church House. Four of the stays also have indoor areas.
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