This is a pretty good B&B, excellent location on the front , on-site parking and nice,clean, well…read moredecorated if compact, rooms. We had a top floor room overlooking the sea which was about 40 yards away. great view and lovely sound of the sea with the window slightly open. Slightly expensive but most reasonable accomodation in the UK is overpriced compared to outside the UK. Good breakfast , nicely cooked. I'm a techie and couldn't get the WiFi to work during the 3 days we were there. Did ask them about it but they insisted it was OK. Worked fine on my laptop as soon as we got home. We went out of season in February so not much open, not many other guests and it was very cold outside when we went walking. There is not a huge amount to do in Seaton but there are a few nice eating places like the Indian just around the corner and the Anchor Inn in Beer a few miles away. Seaton is more of an older peoples resort so don't expect Kiss me quick hats , fast food outlets and Arcades. Nearby, the Donkey Sanctuary, Lyme Bay winery and Lyme Regis are all worth visiting for a few hours. The cider and wine place is very friendly, knowledgable and very generous with their samples so watch out if you are driving. We came away with about £60 of bottles because it would have been rude not to buy anything after their hospitality ! Bought a little hammer at the DIY shop around the corner and we went off fossil hunting at Charmouth near Lyme Regis which was good fun.

Hotel lounge bar with warm wood panels and etched glass booths, nice coal fire, very warm and…read morewelcome on a cold winters day. Good selection of well kept ales, well worthy of its cask marque. Good pub grub. Enjoy.

I spent my summer holiday in Beautiful Beer. This village has a unique, amazing feel about it…read more Takes you back in time. I used to go as a child and it has barely changed. Quaint, pretty, full of character. We ate at The Dolphin and the food was devine. Really enjoyed it. Atmosphere in the pub and the village just amazing. Love it and will be going back again soon! A real beautiful part of the world to visit with stunning coastal walks/views, this fishing village takes some topping for the British holiday.

Got to say that this one ,I had passed by many times, without going in. However I did this time on…read morea Sunday and even though I booked ,there was plenty of room in a quiet section just off the main bar. Two students were serving very quietly and efficiently, the bill was not over the top, and the meal was filling , and satisfactory.

We visited the pub/ restaurant at Easter... very homely, & welcoming atmosphere in the bar - we…read morestayed there to eat. The Abbotts draught beer was OK & a good bottle of NZ Marlboro was available. The special we tried - seafood marinara at £8.50 was excellent value. NO hesitation in returning!

We were lucky to get into Colebrooke House. There was nowhere else available in Beer, we rang up…read morelate, and it was the start of the school holidays. Owners Dave and Wendy were very friendly and it was no trouble for them to keep our bikes secure. The B&B is non-smoking, so we could smell the sea on the breeze. I've no idea about parking, but for a couple of cyclists this B&B was ideal.

Oh yea , it is verily right and just that The Anchor in Beer is praised .We have visited around the…read moresurrounding areas four the past 4 years ,but only once visited this pub ,for lunch.

I visited this pub on a recent trip to Devon and thoroughly enjoyed my stay. It is a little unusual…read morein that it has a pub garden which is across the road from the pub itself, which means you have to be extra careful carrying those drinks out. The pub is nice enough inside but we didn't stay in for long as it was lovely and sunny outside. It was a hot Summer's day at the end of August when I was there and it was extremely crowded. It was very unusual to see but there was a hog roast in the garden which very quickly sold out. We had lunch here, we sat outside in the garden and enjoyed the view of the beach and the sea. I had scampi and chips and it was delicious. The drawback though, was that because they were so busy there was always a long wait for another drink or to get the food. But the views from the garden meant we didn't mind the wait, we just felt thoroughly relaxed. Well worth a visit if you're ever in Beer.