Find hotels near Norman Lockyer Observatory, Sidmouth from AED 273

"Very helpful staff Room was exceptional Breakfast excellent . Would recommend this hotel"

"I have been a long standing visitor to Sidmouth for 25 years. I find the town of Sidmouth relaxing and very friendly."

"Parking was easy and secure and convenient to town but quiet. A partial view of the sea proved to be an excellent view without being in the front."

"Wonderful stay in this quaint thatched Inn. Modernised rooms and wonderful ensuite with large bath and shower over, due to the property being burnt down early in the 2000s. Traditional wooden beamed bar and restaurant with exceptionally conscientious staff. Full English breakfast using locally sourced produce and a thoroughly enjoyable stay for the two of us "

"Everything was perfect, from courtesy parking, reception, cleaning staff, all professional polite and very smartly dressed. Would highly recommend and will definitely book here again if I am planning another trip to Sidmouth."

"Everything was brilliant. And the car space was a must. "

"Parking was just enough when they were busy."

"Lovely place to stay"

"We knew garden was "staggered" but its not atttached to house. You have to go down a path that runs along the back of the houses to go your garden gate. Garden was lovely with a table and 4 chairs and flower borders. Location is brillant litterally a 2 min walk to The Byes which are picturesque. Sidmouth is a 10 minute walk.There is a Tesco Express about a 10 minute walk and a Waitrose is about a 10 kinute drive.As its a victorain house stairs can be awkward for some. The house was lovely kitchen is well stocked with utensils, pots and pans. Also lovely having 2 reception rooms, I could watch the telly from the kitchen! No allocated parking which can be difficult as its first come first served but you can park nearby and a car park is just round the corner. Lyme Regis is about half an hours driveCommunication with the property owner was really good. Will definitely use this property again. *My only suggestion would be to have blinds/curtains at the kitchen windows*"