Westcountry Online has 10 Hotels or Bed and Breakfast providers in the Beer area |
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Smallicombe Farm
Honiton
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Bed & Breakfast Self Catering
Set in 70 acres of idyllic countryside yet only a short drive from the Jurassic Coast. Relax in the comfort of our well-equipped self-catering cottages or luxurious en-suite bed and breakfast rooms. Wheelchair access. Farm produce available.
Tel: 01404 831 310 |
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The White Cottage
Colyton
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Bed & Breakfast
Situated in the beautiful Axe Valley under 3 miles from The Jurassic Coast. Colyton, a small town with a village atmosphere, provides local amenities along with riverside and country walks. All rooms are en-suite and have recently been sympathetically refurbished.
Tel: 01297 552 401 |
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Glebe House
Colyton
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A warm, relaxing & comfortable Bed & Breakfast in idyllic rural position with superb views over Coly Valley. Set in 15 acres, with mature gardens in an elevated & secluded situation, yet only 2½ miles from Jurassic Coast.
Tel: 01404 871 276 |
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The Old Bakehouse
Colyton
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Comfort and charm in this Grade II listed 400 year old stone former bakehouse with it's own Bistro Restaurant. Conveniently situated in the heart of Colyton, an extremely attractive mediaeval market town set in the beautiful East Devon countryside within 3 miles of the sea. Quality in Tourism / Visit Britain
4 Star Tel: 01297 552518 |
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Colebrooke House
Beer
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Comfortable en-suite accommodation in unspoilt Devon village of Beer, just 500 yds from the beach.. Situated on the Jurrasic Coast , this is an ideal location for exploring East Devon & Dorset.
Tel: 01297 20308 |
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Thorverton Arms
Thorverton
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A 16th century coaching inn with 4 en-suite rooms located in the centre of the beautiful village of Thorverton in the heart of the Devon countryside & yet only 7 miles from Exeter & 8 miles from Tiverton, making it the ideal touring base for the north and south Devon coasts, Exmoor & Dartmoor.
Tel: 01392 860205 |
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Barritshayes
Seaton
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Bed & Breakfast + Self Catering
2 beautifully appointed self-catering holiday cottages equipped to a high standard in a quiet, rural location. Swimming pool and tennis court. Beaches and local attractions are within a short drive. Sleeps 5. Quality in Tourism / Visit Britain
4 Star Tel: 01297 552485 |
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Langstone Cliff Hotel
Dawlish Warren
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Overlooking sandy beaches of Dawlish Warren. Perfect choice for families, weddings, and conferences and business. FREE children’s accommodation under 10. Superb leisure facilities. Special entertainment breaks through the year. AA
3 Star Tel: 01626 868000 |
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Hansard House Hotel
Budleigh Salterton
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Hotel + Bed & Breakfast
Hansard House Hotel is a beautifully furnished hotel set in the picturesque and unspoilt area of Budleigh Salterton, East Devon. AA ETC 4 Diamond quality accommodation - the perfect holiday base from which to sample the delights of East Devon's "Jurassic Coast" World Heritage Area.
Quality in Tourism / Visit Britain AA
4 stars Tel: 01395-442773 |
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Raffles
Exeter
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Bed & Breakfast
Charming Victorian Town House. Secure Guest Parking. Private garden. ETC 4 star - all ensuite bedrooms. Centrally located. Full Breakfast Menu. Quality in Tourism / Visit Britain
4 star, AA 4 star Tel: 01392 270200 |
Beer
is a typical example of a beautiful, unspoilt Devon fishing village. Once a smugglers
haven, set in one of the most sheltered positions on the Devon coast, Beer retains
a strong seafaring tradition, with skills and business handed down from family
to family to the present day. Beer's sheer cliff coastline shaped this tradition
and has become something of a distinguishing feature of this small town. The sheltered
position of gained Beer a reputation for hardy seamen, with the boats being able
to put out to sea in weather that confined other village fleets to port. The steep
cliffs that created this sheltered alcove, made ideal hideouts for smugglers,
and created a second industry for the men of the area. 
Beer
is a natural suntrap and the views across the bay from Jubilee Gardens are simply
stunning.The gardens were created by the people of Beer to honour Queen Victoria.
The Gardens were set high on the cliffs over-looking the splendid sea views.The
beach at Beer, and the waters in the bay itself, are very sheltered. Visitors
are protected from the wind by the sheltered bay, and benefit from picturesque
paraphernalia of the fishing industry the brightly coloured wooden boats, the
nylon nets, winches, brightly coloured floats and old rope that lie around them.
Beers has a small stream which - follows the line of the pavement - running through
Beer's gently sloping streets across the beach to the sea. 