The gorgeous blue waves lapping against the shore, the rugged, romantic cliffs, and flocks of birds above calling to each other. All are directly outside the window of your sea-view hotel stay. Perhaps one of the most iconic hotels in Devon, complete with striking sea views, Burgh Island sits as an Art Deco masterpiece with plenty to do, a selection of divine dining options and world-class service.
Sea View Hotel
Sea view hotels
Burgh Island Hotel, a majestic Art Deco masterpiece perched on a secluded island off the South Devon coast, beckons with a symphony of luxurious rooms and suites. Sea view hotels simply do not get much more magical than this.
Each of the rooms is a meticulously designed haven, whispering tales of bygone eras and promising unforgettable coastal respites. The rooms include:
The Suites are each uniquely decorated and adorned with the name of a previous famous guest. Bathed in natural light and adorned with elegant furnishings, these cosy escapes offer a delightful respite. Wake up to the gentle caress of the sea breeze and lull yourself to sleep with the rhythmic symphony of waves. Most Classic Double rooms boast enchanting sea views, inviting you to soak in the endless expanse of the ocean.
Luxe Double Rooms are another beautiful room choice. Gorgeous, spacious sanctuaries, where panoramic sea vistas steal the show. Unwind in plush armchairs, indulge in a luxurious soak in the bath, and let the ever-changing hues of the ocean mesmerise you, while the Art Deco furnishings provide a glimpse into a bygone era. Sip on something delicious and fall back adoringly onto the plush bed.
For a truly spectacular escape at one of the best hotels with a sea view, treat yourself to a stay in the Grand Suites. These beautiful, large suites offer separate lounge areas and truly breathtaking sea views. Expect a double or super king bed, plush bathrobes and towels, charming furnishings, a balcony to take in the views and access to your own island paradise.
Additionally, the Artist’s Studio provides a serene and unique escape on the island. An open-plan dog-friendly escape above the famous Pilchard Inn. The previous writing retreat of none other than Agatha Christie now offers gorgeous views and the perfect reprise of everyday life with elegant views of the sea.
Devon hotels with sea views
Burgh Island Hotel isn’t just a place to stay – it’s an experience that weaves together history, luxury, and the raw beauty of the South Devon coast. Nestled on a secluded island accessible only by a tidal causeway, Burgh Island feels like a secret world, far removed from the everyday. The hotel allows its guests to step back in time to the hotel’s glamorous 1930s origins. Every corner exudes Art Deco sophistication, from the polished wood panelling to the intricate geometric patterns that adorn the rooms and the gorgeous Palm Court Lounge.
If the weather is fair, bask in the sunshine by the Mermaid Pool, a unique outdoor seawater pool offering a refreshing dip with stunning sea views. For the ultimate indulgence, enjoy a relaxing wellness treatment and sit back and relax during your island escape. If you prefer to be out and about, challenge yourself on the tennis court with a singles or doubles match. Or perhaps channel your inner Agatha Christie in the snooker room, writing your bestseller or competing in a game of snooker. If you’re a true beach bum, explore the island’s hidden coves and dip your toes in the sea.
If you’re looking to Burgh Island for a magical event, Burgh Island provides a dreamlike backdrop for your special day. Imagine saying “I do” on the windswept beach, followed by a reception in the elegant Grand Ballroom with a live band and all those you hold dear surrounding you. Alternatively, Burgh Island can be booked for your very own enchanting house party with inspiring sea views and the most captivating entertainment for a night you’ll never forget.
Dine with a sea view
Hotels with sea views rarely double as extravagant dining settings too. Except at Burgh Island. Whether you’re yearning for fine dining with ocean views, a cosy pub filled with local charm, or a delightful afternoon tea, get ready to embark on a culinary adventure at this South Devon gem.
If you prefer fine dining, The Grand Ballroom provides a truly captivating experience. With its exquisite dining room, extraordinary location and award-winning food, The Grand Ballroom is a fine dining restaurant renowned for elegance and sophistication, where attire to match is a must. We invite you to step back in time to experience the style and grandeur of a bygone age in the Grand Ballroom, sipping something divine and dressed, of course, to the nines!
The Nettlefold is another Burgh Island icon, with menus that reflect the uniquely wild island location and the ingredients available. The Nettlefold is an acclaimed restaurant in a beautifully rugged clifftop setting with truly spectacular sea views and delicious menus.
The locally sourced, constantly evolving dishes are created by one of the world’s leading chefs and served in the splendour of a historic Art Deco island retreat.
Finally, The Pilchard Inn is a rural pub over the golden sandy causeway. The Pilchard Inn is an island pub with seven hundred years of history and there are few places better than The Pilchard Inn to sit and watch the tides flow while, relaxing with a pint and savouring your favourite dish. The cosy, wood-beamed interior oozes history and atmosphere at every turn, providing a relaxed and charming dining experience.
Hotels with sea view in Devon
Hotels with a sea view simply do not compare to the remote Island of Burgh Island, just off the coast of Bigbury-on-Sea beach. This magical escape is more than just a hotel; it’s an escape from reality and a time machine back to the 1920s and 1930s. Accessible via the iconic Burgh Island Sea Tractor, you’ll reach the shores of Burgh Island when the tide is in.
If you’re driving, the address is as follows: Burgh Island Hotel, Bigbury-on-Sea, South Devon
TQ7 4BG. Arrive on Bigbury-on-Sea beach and climb aboard the Burgh Island Sea Tractor, affectionately known as Trundle. If you’re arriving via train, the nearest train stations are Totnes, Ivybridge, and Plymouth, with onward connections to London and other major cities. If you’re flying, Exeter Airport is the closest, followed by Bristol Airport. Of course, if you’re relying on a helicopter, please confirm this with staff and we can clear the helipad for landing.
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