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Seaforth Hotel
Guest House

45 Morton Road, Exmouth, Devon, EX8 1BA
Telephone: 01395 275252

The Seaforth is a friendly Bed Breakfast in the lovely town of Exmouth. The guest house is owned and run by Pete Hewitt. We are conveniently situated on level ground just fifty yards from the seafront. Close to the train and bus stations and the town centre.

We offer long or short stay comfortable B&B accommodation comprising centrally heated double and twin bedded rooms all with wash basins, televisions with digital view boxes and tea/coffee making facilities. There are also three larger rooms which can accommodate up to four people, for groups wishing to share.

We are particularly popular with young singles/couples and are regularly used as a base for groups of bikers, golfers, fishermen sailors, cyclists, walkers, and foreign students.

So for a bed and breakfast guest house accommodation in Exmouth offering long and short stays come to Seaforth Hotel the ideal accommodation for short breaks.

Accommodation

The rooms are comfortable, spacious and affordable; with wash basins, TV with digital channels, tea/coffee making facilities and fans in every room.

There are toilets on every floor next to the rooms and twin shower cubicles on the middle floor.

At breakfast, guests can help themselves to pure orange juice, tea coffee, cereals, toast and fresh fruit. A "full English" is included and cooked to order. There is also an alternative menu by request.

Variety of chilled drinks and water is available all times for guests to help themselves.

We observe a non-smoking policy in guest rooms, but there is a large designated smoking area/room at the near of the guest house.

The Area

Visitors are attracted to Exmouth by the two mile stretch of golden sand, seafront, popular town of shops, parks, public gardens, marina and picturesque cliff walks. The beach is excellent for the families to swim and play or just to relax, or enjoy one or more of the wide variety of watersports including diving, sailing, wind surfing and much more.

The coast takes us on an incredible journey through 185 million years of this planet's history. Exmouth has its Nature reserve on the River Exe, very popular with bird watchers. There are miles of open common land nearby for those keen on walking. The town has a varied choice of eating places to suit all tastes and for those looking for the night life there are three busy night clubs and a cinema.

Why not visit www.seaforthexmouth.co.uk