Located right in Sidmouth’s Esplanade, in Devon, The Kingswood Hotel provides en suite accommodation with free WiFi. This contemporary hotel also offers a bar and a restaurant.
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Set in 14 acres of outstanding natural beauty, this country house bed and breadkfast with cottages and a heated outdoor pool offers a relaxed atmosphere, professional service and luxurious...
Virginia
United Kingdom
Excellent premises, spotless accommodation, friendly and welcoming proprietors.
Breakfast was excellent and with different foods to choose from.
Easy access to get to the hotel. Lovely for us and for our dog.
Located in Sidmouth, less than 1 km from Sidmouth Beach, Hunters Moon Hotel provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
David
United Kingdom
A very good choice of food at breakfast and dinner.
The room was clean and nicely decorated as was the shower room.
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Helun
United Kingdom
Loved the quirky eclectic charm in a traditional British pub.
Very comfortable bed and tastefully decorated accommodation.
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Sandra
United Kingdom
Very friendly staff, great location. Loved the pool.
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.
Zoe
United Kingdom
Everything!! I've stayed here many times before, and will do again. Perfect location, lovely people working there, clean comfortable rooms.
I would imagine Branscombe would once have been a pleasant...
I would imagine Branscombe would once have been a pleasant little community but now it appears to be a lock up and leave village which is really sad. Like so many other small village dotted around the U.K. there seems to be no sense of community, probably bustling in summer months with holiday makers.
There is a lovely walk from the village down to the coast along the river side part way. There are footpaths but some are hidden. A quiet spot for an early spring break but watch the narrow windy single track roads and pray you don’t meet a lorry! There are great coastal paths here for walkers and it’s a nice spot for dog walks.
The rooms at the Mason’s inn are impressive and comfortable. The little kitchen area in ours lacked cutlery, wine glasses, tea towels and a kettle. It had two fridges though and a coffee machine where you could get hot water.
We really missed our cappuccino in the mornings for breakfast, the coffee provided at breakfast wasn’t great.
All in all Branscombe is a nice place for a short stay.
angela
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We stayed in Branscombe because it was close to the location...
We stayed in Branscombe because it was close to the location we were visiting the next day. It was a lovely village and the beach was only half a mile away. We could've spent at least two or three days there at the hotel.
Anthony
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
the food in the pub was superb and the beds were supremely...
the food in the pub was superb and the beds were supremely comfortable. the staff were extremely helpful and lovely to deal with. Other guests were friendly and the whole atmosphere was warm and convivial.
Hopkins
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Comfortable large double bed and large room and bathroom.
Comfortable large double bed and large room and bathroom. But we gave manager a list of "niggles" (e.g. light in bathroom mirror not working) that were not put right during our stay. Decent food though sometimes overcooked. All staff very friendly and helpful including taking suitcases to our room - important when there are so many steps. Only outside space was immediately onto car park.= - no garden or lounge. Although we liked the hotel, overall we felt it was rather overpriced.
Glynne
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Beautiful village with lovely walks.
Beautiful village with lovely walks. We took the coastal path around the cliffs to Beer, which was challenging in parts, and the cliff top walk back. I’m so glad we did it that way round as the hill back down to Branscombe beach was so steep there was no way I’d have managed to climb it. We walked up the hill to The Fountain Head pub one evening and had a fabulous meal; would definitely recommend a visit as apart from the excellent food, the staff were great too.
Loraine
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Very pretty mostly unspoilt village with blacksmith and 10...
Very pretty mostly unspoilt village with blacksmith and 10 minute walk or short drive to the beach. Not good for cars so ideal for walking and photo opportunities abound. Some interesting history around the older buildings
The pub is situated in a very picturesque village. We were greeted by a very friendly man called Jose. He explained to us that due to staff shortages, a cooked breakfast would not be availabe during our 3night stay.
Instead, we had a delicious breakfast with cereal, fresh fruit, croissants, toast and jam. All very substantial.
There is a beach at Branscombe …half a mile away and a beautiful coastal walk from the church in the village.
We also liked looking at the forge where the blacksmith makes lots of items.
Well appointed rooms, warm, cosy, old world charm and elegance with mod cons. The staff were warm and friendly, without the over familiarity. Great location to use as base to explore the surrounding area. Only a 10min (half a mile) to the local beach. Branscombe is a pretty village. Great fish and chips at Masons. Piping hot food. Local lager, Korav, nice tipple.
Excellent breakfast with a good variety available. The restaurant was well organised and comfortable, food to a high standard.
The room was comfortable and of a very good size, best of all no mobile phone signal and very restricted wi-Fi, though the wi-Fi was available in and around the main hotel. So little or no interruptions to the general peace and quiet.
The rooms are well decorated in a traditional style but with all the modern facilities you expect from a hotel room, great shower and bed! Staff are lovely always with a smile even when under pressure. The location is great really picturesque village and 10’ walk from branscombe beach. Roads are narrow so driving there is an adventure.
The B&B located in a scenic and beautiful village in Branscombe, East Devon. Just 10mins walk to the beach. The food in the restaurant was delicious. Both dinner and breakfast were great. All the staff were so attentive and welcoming. The room was spacious and got the tasteful decorations.
We loved our stay at The Mason Arms the staff were all very friendly, the rooms were lovely and comfy, the evening meal and breakfast were great and all a short walk from Branscombe beach. The guest gardens were a great added bonus. Despite the minor negatives we will be back!
Branscombe is a beautiful village close to the sea and the Masons Arms is a delightful place which, despite many updates, still retains the feel of a village pub. We enjoyed our evening meals especially the tapas starters and puddings. Breakfast was good.
Food was excellent and menu varied, breakfast choice was large and freshly cooked to order, staff friendly and welcoming, good reasonably priced wine list.
The entire hotel was spotless and the room lovely. An excellent shower and lovely fluffy towels.
Good food and prompt service. Room well appointed and coffee machine and fresh milk appreciated. The many steps to the cottages were well signed. WiFi was good enough for Zoom meetings. Lovely village with easy walking to Branscombe beach.
Beautifully renovated property that felt like a home away from home. The staff were extremely welcoming and accommodating. The location of the property was beautiful with Branscombe Beach a 10 minute walk away. Would definitely return!
The location - Branscombe - has been our favorite place to visit for over 25 years, and Smugglers Close was the icing on the cake with it far more than we expected as we had not stayed there previously.
Just generally a great stay. Beautiful building, great staff, lovely food. We walked from here to Beer and back....to a well earned (and fabulous) dinner in the restaurant.
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