Seaton Hotel Guide - Beer Quarry Caves hotels in Seaton, United Kingdom.

"Friendly staff, comfy bed, great location."

"Very comfortable beds, good food, beer and wine list, and all set in a beautiful location. "

"A lovely B&B, ideally situated to break our journey down to Cornwall. The ubiquitous Craig was always on hand to deal with any issues. The rooms were clean, the ability to use the pool was very welcome and the breakfast was excellent. Happy to stay again - why use budget hotels when you can support good value family businesses like this!"

"Great stay, in a great property.A lot bigger than I expected and real value for money.Location second to none, also parking is a real bonus."

"very enjoyable stay good sea view room nice and clean little tired not a problem staff very helpful good food breakfast very good thanks for making stay enjoyable Ken and Fay "

"Fabulous accommodation in Seaton. Large, spacious apartment in an ideal location close to all the amenities. Easy check in and check out. We stayed for 3 nights. Didn’t have to use the car. Everything you need is within walkable distance. Highly recommend Coast Restaurant at the bottom of Sea Hill. Great walks too."

"Great location just a few yards from Seaton seafront and right in the heart of the town centre. A few free parking spaces for guests on site. Check-in was friendly, the room (5) was clean and functional, with a decent TV, tea and coffee and a small shower-room. Could have done with a small table and chair. Breakfast was very good, cereals, juice and coffee, plus a variety of hot breakfasts cooked to order. Shame that they were not serving food in the evening, but plenty of other places within walking distance."

"This is the second property we have used in this same area and both were beautiful and beyond expectations!"

"A beautiful home, perfect for a family escape. The open plan living was fantastic - being able to remain social and connect whilst members of family are doing different activities (cooking, tv, playing pool) was wonderful. Being able to see the sea every morning (and horses grazing in the opposite field) was beyond special. Beer itself is a gorgeous fishing village to explore. Cute cosy pubs, independent shops selling fresh and local produce and a breathtaking shingle beach to explore. A true home away from home, but better."