The George is a 17th century townhouse nestled on the water’s edge between the castle and pier in the bustling harbour town of Yarmouth. Steeped in history, they have 17 fabulous bedrooms, including rooms with terraces and good options for family friendly stays. Yarmouth sits on the north west of the island and has an abundance of eateries, cafes, independent shops and panoramic coastal views.
Pub Activity: Near the Coast
The Wheatsheaf Hotel
The Wheatsheaf sits centrally in Newport, the county town of the Isle of Wight at the base of the River Medina. The pub is five miles from the coast, and has comfortable 14 bedrooms, including good options for families, and guests requiring a single, double or twin room. Book a stay enjoy the town’s beautiful architecture or visit the castle in the adjoining village of Carisbrook.
The Old Smithy Inn
The Old Smithy Inn is a 13th century, dog friendly thatched pub nestled at the top of the valley in Welcombe, about 15 miles from Bideford. They sit in unspoilt countryside, about a mile from the sea and have three stylish bedrooms. They are surrounded by breathtaking walks, and are only a few minutes from the South West Coast Path.
Star & Garter
The Star and Garter is a charismatic Victorian gastropub, situated in the heart of Falmouth with glorious harbour views. Step inside and you will find oodles of charm, an award-winning restaurant, world-class whiskies and three gorgeous apartments with panoramic views. Falmouth is known for its deep natural harbour on the Fal Estuary, and sandy beaches such as Swanpool and Gyllyngvase.
The Five Bells
The Five Bells is a dog and family friendly country pub located a stone’s throw from Wrentham, and within easy reach of Southwold. Step inside and you will find open fires, wooden beams, a fine selection of Adnams beers and homecooked food. Their three comfortable en-suite bedrooms are situated in an original stable block, adjacent to the pub and they also provide seasonal caravan pitches.
The Cross Keys
The Cross Keys is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Aldeburgh’s High Street, on Crabbe Street. Step inside and you will find homecooked food, an array of Adnams drinks, three bedrooms located in the eaves, a secluded courtyard and panoramic sea views. Aldeburgh is a seaside town with sandy beaches, an abundance of restaurants, cafes, boutique shops, art galleries and a cinema.
The George
The George is a wonderful 16th century coaching inn thoughtfully renovated and creatively reimagined in the centre of Medieval Rye. Voted one of the “100 Best Places to Stay in Britain for 2023” by The Times, they sit prominently on the cobbled High Street. Lovingly renovated, this Grade II listed gem has 34 elegant bedrooms, each of which is a sanctuary of comfort and calm.
The Maris & Otter
The Maris and Otter by Harvey’s Brewery is a beautifully refurbished taproom situated on Western Road in Brighton and Hove. The pub serves seasonal award-winning beers, homemade burgers, and ale battered fish & chips. Choose from four contemporary suites, each named after a variety of kelp, in recognition of the pub’s links to the Sussex kelp project. Book a stay and enjoy a coastal break.
The Ship
The Ship is a traditional 19th century coastal inn located on the Wirral bank of the stunning Dee Estuary. Sympathetically refurbished, they sit on the quayside of the former Georgian port of Parkgate with panoramic views over the Dee Marshes to North Wales. The pub has 23 comfortable en-suite bedrooms including good options for families and business travellers.