Featuring sea views, The Mariners Hotel is nestled in the heart of Lyme Regis. Dating back to the 17th century, this former coaching inn has a large private garden and rooms with free WiFi access.
Valerie
United Kingdom
Initially unable to locate the car park, but got there in the end it is actually directly opposite the hotel in Pound rd. Friendly greeting on arrival.
Room on second floor, no lift. Room faced the main road so noisy first thing in the morning, as it's a busy road into Lyme Regis. Windows are double glazed.
Medium sized room, small en suite with shower.
Coffee, tea etc available.
Decided to eat in the restaurant our first night, busy, food very good best chips I have had in a long time, the lamb, although a little pink, was delicious. No room for desert.
The hotel is situated at the top of Silver St, only a short stroll into the town, decent walk back!
Good choice for breakfast.
In the centre of Lyme Regis, just 150 metres from the beach, the Royal Lion Hotel has a pool, sauna and games room. Some rooms have sea views and balconies.
Madeline
United Kingdom
I loved the historic feel of this 16th century hotel. And the quirkiness (the floor in our room sloped a bit because it's so old). The staff were friendly and helpful and the room was spotless. The breakast offered an excellent choice and the location was perfect, being just a short walk from the seafront. There was also an indoor heated pool which you could book just for your party or family. There was a pleasant atmosphere in the bar where you cojld also enjoy a meal. We will definitely return.
This Georgian country house is located just off the coastal path between Charmouth and Lyme Regis. This accommodation boasts Dorset Countryside and woodland views.
Kim
United Kingdom
Everything was good breakfast was very good didn’t have evening meal
Situated in Lyme Regis and with Lyme Regis Front Beach reachable within 100 metres, Rock Point Inn features a terrace, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
Tim Griffin
Australia
Food excellent and staff v friendly. Good location.
Located 200 metres from Lyme Regis Front Beach, 12 km from Golden Cap and 50 km from Sandy Park Rugby Stadium, Lyme Regis renovated period seaside flat provides accommodation set in Lyme Regis.
Set in Lyme Regis, 400 metres from Lyme Regis Front Beach, 2 The Old Canteen, Two Minute Walk To Beach offers recently renovated accommodation with free WiFi and a garden.
Emma
United Kingdom
Lovely apartment, clean and tidy and lovely gifts for the dog and myself on arrival, really lovely touch and great price!
Featuring free WiFi, Dower House Hotel offers pet-friendly accommodation in Lyme Regis. Torquay is 46 km from the property. Free private parking is available on site.
Offering a garden and garden view, Stunning little house, 2 mins from Lyme Regis beach with a sea view to die for. Sleeps 2, free parking, small dog welcome.
Michelle
United Kingdom
Location view parking close to beach
Fantastic shower everything in kitchen you need in the kitchen .
On average, 3-star hotels in Lyme Regis cost £200 per night, and 4-star hotels in Lyme Regis are £138 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Lyme Regis can on average be found for £209 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Lyme Regis looks great in the sun, however many of the...
Lyme Regis looks great in the sun, however many of the buildings are empty. They could also do with painting as so many look shabby and run down. Shame that they are not being taken care of. Could not see a chemist or a bank on the main street but may have missed them!!!
anne
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We try to visit Lyme Regis every year.
We try to visit Lyme Regis every year. We have been in all seasons. Magical in December, a perfect place for a week away from it all in February and a pleasure at the height of summer. Lovely food shops, wonderful ice cream and fish and chips. At any time of year come dressed just to sit by the sea and take in the view.
John
Scored 8.0
8.0
Lovely seaside town.
Lovely seaside town. Lots of cafes, restaurants, pubs, galleries and gift shops. Sandy beach, safe for children. A walk out along the Cobb (the sea wall) is a must for any visitor. Beware it is expensive, food and drink very overpriced but it seems to be attacting the kind of visitors for whom high prices are not an issue!
Sarah
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
Lyme Regis is a lovely seaside resort with plenty of quirky...
Lyme Regis is a lovely seaside resort with plenty of quirky shops and places to eat. Unfortunately Lyme Regis is very hilly and they are mostly very steep. We would not have stayed if we had known. We were hoping for a car free break but this was not the case! Due to cartilage problems with my Husbands knee he was unable to climb the hills!
claire
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Always ensure you have a car park the closest to the beach...
Always ensure you have a car park the closest to the beach as possible as quite a big hill if you are wheelchair bound. To other car parks. And make sure you leave as early as possible to get a favourable spot on the beach.
You are spoilt for choice for lovely eateries coffees and ice cream an ideal spot for couples with young children as everything within close proximity for them but be mindful of the busy winding road coming into the town of Lyme Regis.
A great thing to do is to walk along the cob and breezier and cooler the harbour end on a really warm day.
Check out Lyme bay fish and chips the harbour end best fish and chips we've ever tasted. And if you have children with you a boat trip is great and the aquarium there.
Great place to eat was the Cob arms my husband loved the steak and great variety of mixed fish platters to try.
Rivers
Scored 10
10
Lyme Regis is a stunning town with everything you need right...
Lyme Regis is a stunning town with everything you need right on your doorstep. Always immaculately maintained and clean and tidy - if you get up early you can see the beach being cleaned every morning. Lovely restaurants, coffee shops, and typical seaside businesses. I have been visiting Lyme for many years, it is my go-to for a relaxing break in one of the most stunning areas of the UK.
Great hotel, we stayed in the ground floor suite with our two miniature dachshunds which was perfect for us with doors opening directly onto the garden, lovely to have so much space, the bathroom was one of the nicest bathrooms we have had in a hotel. We took breakfast in the bar with our dogs and it was delicious, dogs received a sausage. Lovely grounds to walk in. Hotel only 8 minutes drive from Lyme Regis. Will definitely be back and highly recommended.
We had a wonderful stay. The room was just beautiful and in a wonderful location. It was a lovely unique experience in a boutique hotel. A lovely breakfast and easy check in.
The room was spotless, tea and coffee facilities available in the room, the staff are lovely and a beautiful breakfast and breakfast room overlooking Lyme Regis.
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