Cheap Hotels in Beer
Boasting a restaurant, bar, terrace and free WiFi, The Anchor Inn is situated in Hartland, 23 km from Westward Ho! and 25 km from Lundy Island. The hotel has family rooms. Selected rooms also feature a kitchen with a dishwasher, a microwave and a fridge. à la carte and Full English/Irish breakfast options are available each morning at the hotel. You can play darts at The Anchor Inn. Royal North Devon Golf Club is 25 km from the accommodation, while Launceston Castle is 48 km from the property. The nearest airport is Newquay Cornwall Airport, 88 km from The Anchor Inn.
Featuring free WiFi in public areas, a restaurant and 2 bars, Dolphin Hotel offers pet-friendly accommodation in Beer. Free limited, private parking is available on site. The rooms include a TV. Each room comes with a private bathroom. Torquay is 40 km from Dolphin Hotel, while Exeter is 31 km away. The nearest airport is Exeter Airport, 23 km from Dolphin Hotel. We no longer have a cash machine on site
Hotels in Beer
A beautiful, picture-postcard Devon fishing village, Beer is the perfect destination for day trippers visiting the Devonshire area.
Beach
Nestling snugly in Lyme Bay along 95 miles of Jurassic Coast, Beer features a wonderful little shingle beach, a natural suntrap beneath the picturesque white cliffs above.
The sheltered waters of Beer beach are bathed in sun during the summer months, thanks largely to the huge limestone cliffs that offer protection from the wind. A working beach, the brightly coloured wooden fishing boats and their winches, nets and floats only add to the beach's charm and beauty. A soothing and calm afternoon can easily be spent on the shingles watching the fishermen landing their daily catches of lobster, crab, scallops and fresh fish.
During May and October, fishing trips are offered from the beach to catch some of the many mackerel that are abundant in the waters around Beer. Boats are also available for hire and the majestic Beer Luggers can often be seen sailing in the bay on a summer's evening.
Smugglers
Like many West Country coastal hamlets, Beer has a historic past cemented in smuggling. Devon's most notorious smuggler, Jack Rattenbury, was born in Beer in 1778. He became a fisherman and was captured by the French, which allowed him to have numerous adventures on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
Underground Caves
From Beer hotels, adventurers should take the time to visit the Beer Quarry caves while in the town, a vast man-made complex of underground caverns. They were created by centuries of quarrying the famous Beer Stone, which went towards building 24 cathedrals, including St. Pauls. It also contributed to the construction of grand royal buildings such as Buckingham Palace.
Visitors can take a tour through the impressive cave system and see the awe-inspiring halls of vaulted roofs and pillars, which have been likened to a vast underground cathedral.
Adventure Park
Around 30 miles from Beer, visitors to the area can find Crealy Great Adventure Park, an award-winning family attraction. Open all year, the park has over 60 rides and attractions set in over 100 acres of beautiful Devon countryside. With over 100 animals to see, 30 outdoor attractions and a variety of other activities there really is something for every member of the family.
Come to Beer – you won't be disappointed!
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