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Staying in Sidmouth
Looking for somewhere to stay in Sidmouth or the surrounding area?
We have 48 places to stay in Sidmouth.
Looking for somewhere to stay in Sidmouth or the surrounding area?
We have 48 places to stay in Sidmouth.
About Sidmouth
There are many places to stay in Sidmouth and the surrounding area (Sidmouth Hotels, Sidmouth Guest Houses, Sidmouth B&Bs, Sidmouth Apartments, Sidmouth Cottages) as well as facilities for those wishing to go on holiday at a Caravan Site or a Camp site.
Either click on the list above, select your desired option from the drop down lists on the left or use the links across the top of the screen.
If you still cannot find what you're looking for why not try the links at the bottom of the page.
If you wish to place your business or attraction on this website for FREE please use the appropriate form on the Advertise Free page.
Sidmouth is a small town on the English Channel coast in Devon. The town lies at the mouth of the River Sid in the East Devon district, approximately 15 miles (24 km) south east of Exeter.
A wide esplanade has been a seafront feature since Regency times. A series of southwesterly storms in the 1980s washed away much of the shingle beach protecting the masonry, and a series of artificial rock islands were constructed to protect the sea front and tonnes of pebbles were trucked in to replace the beach.
Sidmouth has been a frequent winner of the Britain in Bloom awards. Most recently it won the Small Town category in 2001 and the Coastal Resort category in 2005.
Sidmouth is home to the Norman Lockyer Observatory and Planetarium, located on a hilltop site at Salcombe. The observatory, completed in 1912, fell into disuse and ruin but was saved from demolition by the appeals of local enthusiasts to East Devon District Council. The observatory now operates as a science education project and is regularly open to the public.
A wide esplanade has been a seafront feature since Regency times. A series of southwesterly storms in the 1980s washed away much of the shingle beach protecting the masonry, and a series of artificial rock islands were constructed to protect the sea front and tonnes of pebbles were trucked in to replace the beach.
Sidmouth has been a frequent winner of the Britain in Bloom awards. Most recently it won the Small Town category in 2001 and the Coastal Resort category in 2005.
Sidmouth is home to the Norman Lockyer Observatory and Planetarium, located on a hilltop site at Salcombe. The observatory, completed in 1912, fell into disuse and ruin but was saved from demolition by the appeals of local enthusiasts to East Devon District Council. The observatory now operates as a science education project and is regularly open to the public.
There are many places to stay in Sidmouth and the surrounding area (Sidmouth Hotels, Sidmouth Guest Houses, Sidmouth B&Bs, Sidmouth Apartments, Sidmouth Cottages) as well as facilities for those wishing to go on holiday at a Caravan Site or a Camp site.
Either click on the list above, select your desired option from the drop down lists on the left or use the links across the top of the screen.
If you still cannot find what you're looking for why not try the links at the bottom of the page.
If you wish to place your business or attraction on this website for FREE please use the appropriate form on the Advertise Free page.
Attractions
in Sidmouth
Below is a list of some of the attractions in Sidmouth and the surrounding Area.
Norman Lockyer Observatory and Planetarium
Below is a list of some of the attractions in Sidmouth and the surrounding Area.
