As spring gives way to warmer days, the May Bank Holiday offers the perfect opportunity to pause, recharge, and appreciate the beauty of the approaching season, especially with the Devon coastline as your backdrop. Whether you’re seeking a restful long weekend or an adventure-filled getaway, on Burgh Island, your May Bank Holiday short break can be crafted bespoke to you.
May Bank Holiday Breaks UK
For a unique May Bank Holiday break in England, Burgh Island certainly beckons, allowing you to step back in time and into a world of Art Deco grandeur. The Art Deco style is woven into every corner of the hotel, reflecting the glamour and creativity of the 1920s and 1930s. Sleek lines, bold geometric patterns, and period-perfect décor tell a story of an era that celebrated style and sophistication above all else. As you walk through the historic corridors or relax in our lounges, you’ll feel the echoes of the past, where icons like Noel Coward and Agatha Christie found inspiration and respite.
What’s more, each of our rooms and suites is uniquely designed with a blend of vintage charm and modern comforts. Our selection of rooms includes everything from ‘Agatha’s Beach House’, inspired by (and previously a home away from home for) one of our most famous guests, to our characterful Grand Suites that transport you back to the 20s and 30s. Within each room, you’ll find an abundance of space and relics of days gone by, allowing you to truly immerse yourself in the wonder of the Art Deco era. However, perhaps most breathtaking are the views that surround Burgh Island. Each room frames a spectacular scene: the endless expanse of the Atlantic Ocean, the golden sands of Bigbury-on-Sea, or the rugged beauty of the South Devon coastline. These vistas are a constant reminder of the island’s unique location, offering an unrivalled connection to nature for your May Bank Holiday mini break. Whether you’re sipping your morning coffee as the waves lap the shore or enjoying a sunset that lights up the sea in hues of gold and crimson, the scenery at Burgh Island is an experience in itself.