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Dilkhusa Grand Hotel by Compass Hospitality
Offering a restaurant and a bar, Dilkhusa Grand Hotel by Compass Hospitality is located in Ilfracombe and provides rooms with free WiFi access.
Croyde Bay Hotel or Self Catering
Offering an indoor pool, Croyde Bay Resort is located behind the Sand Dunes on Croyde Beach. Free WiFi access is available.
The Commodore Hotel
Situated in Instow, 6.2 km from Lundy Island, The Commodore Hotel features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Watersmeet Hotel
Watersmeet Hotel is a luxury four-star hotel with spectacular sea views in one of the finest coastal locations in the Westcountry.
Saunton Sands Hotel Source Spa and Wellness
On a cliff top overlooking Braunton Burrows, The Saunton Sands Hotel features a spa, 2 swimming pools and a popular restaurant. With views of Saunton Beach, it also offers free parking.
The Woolacombe Bay Hotel
Boasting a seafront location, just 3-minute walk from Woolacombe Beach, The Woolacombe Bay Hotel offers a spa, indoor and outdoor pools, fitness centre and restaurant.
The Seagate
The Seagate is a 17th-century hotel situated in the village of Appledore, overlooking the Torridge estuary.
The George Inn
Featuring free WiFi, The George Inn offers accommodation in Braunton. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free private parking is available on site. The rooms come with a flat-screen TV.
Cairn House
Located in Ilfracombe, in a historic building, 1.5 km from Ilfracombe, Cairn House is a bed and breakfast with a garden and bar.
Wayfarer Inn
Providing a garden, a bar and free WiFi, Wayfarer Inn is a recently renovated bed and breakfast 6.5 km from Lundy Island and 7.4 km from Royal North Devon Golf Club.
What guests said about Georgeham:
- 10Scored 10
A real picturesque country getaway but within easy reach of...
A real picturesque country getaway but within easy reach of a few beaches. Good for surfing & beach walks. A couple of cute local pubs and a short drive to Braunton for surf shops , restaurants , shopping and bars xHillier - 8.0Scored 8.0
Georgeham is a quiet little village about 1.5 miles out of...
Georgeham is a quiet little village about 1.5 miles out of Croyde, but access is by quite narrow roads, often only suitable for single file traffic. There is a good small shop in the village and 2 good pubs serving excellent food (book well ahead if possible). It's a good base for visiting local beaches, and coastal path walks (Baggy Point is accessible by an easy route or a more challenging cliff climb. There is also an open topped bus from Croyde to Barnstable (or shorter) with excellent coastal views.
KeithUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
It’s a nice little village with lots of friendly people.
It’s a nice little village with lots of friendly people. The two pubs in the village are quite different in character, but both offer good quality food and service. However these are both independent pubs rather than being operated by a large chain, so don’t expect any 2 for 1 type of deals. There is also a weekly visit to the village by a mobile fish & chip van (Tuesday 5 -7pm) which does absolutely top notch fish and chips. Be warned though the queue is often quite long, but well worth it! Georgham is nicely situated with Croyde, Saunton & Woolacombe within easy reach and places like Appledore and Lyndon & Lynmouth being around 30 mins or so away. This being N.Devon you have to be prepared for the experience of driving on what are sometimes very narrow country lanes.
GerryUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Georgeham is a picture perfect Devon village.
Georgeham is a picture perfect Devon village. Cheek by jowl cottages, two pubs, fields, walks, water, coast nearby. A useful little shop. Perfectly positioned to enjoy all the fabulous beaches. And great for challenging your driving in the beautiful narrow, windy country lanes.simonUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
As with all the nice places in Devon the roads are very...
As with all the nice places in Devon the roads are very narrow but the village of Georgeham is really lovely with local places to eat or shop and the beach is only a very short drive or a 20min walk away. If you need to stray slightly further there is Croyde that has a few places to eat and drink.StevenUnited Kingdom
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