England
From beautiful seaside villages to ancient cities steeped in culture and intrigue, England offers an amazing array of holiday experiences
Your guide to England
Your guide to England
England at a glance:
- A storied past full of historical intrigue
- Famous seaside towns packed with heritage charm
- Incredible seasonal produce served in fine restaurants
- Beautiful landscapes – perfect for walkers
- Wonderfully-preserved stately homes of historic significance
- Your guide to England
Whether you are a fan of shopping, dining, culture,
beachcombing or the great outdoors; England has the perfect holiday destination
for you, right on your doorstep. A Bay Hotel in England puts you right in the
heart of the country’s most beautiful spots – providing the perfect base from
which to explore.
It is no wonder that holidaymakers from all around the world venture to
England, to seek out the amazing history, culture, wildlife and beauty spots
the country has to offer. From the dramatic northern coastal towns of Whitby
and Scarborough to the sun-blessed beauty of the Isle of Wight, there’s an
endless array of experiences to be enjoyed in England. With Bay Hotels, you’re
free to explore the heart of some of the country’s finest locations and
best-loved sites
Hotels in the hearts of Devon, Cornwall and Dorset provide the perfect base to enjoy the very best the south of England has to offer. With pristine, golden beaches to enjoy during long days of summer and beautiful stretches of countryside to explore on foot or by car – these counties showcase quintessential English charm.
Up north, we offer hotels in historic cities in Yorkshire, Lancashire and County Durham. Visit pretty villages, forgotten by time, explore castles and country houses rich with history and heritage, or sample the finest fish and chips the country has to offer during a coastal walk.
With a friendly team manning each and every one of our hotels, you’ll be introduced to plenty of activities and places to see during your stay. With a distinct English charm, our hotels help provide a quintessential experience. Whether you’re local or from further afield, you’ll find new and amazing things to do in the local area when holidaying with Bay Hotels.
We have carefully handpicked a selection of the finest locations for English hotel stays, providing culture, beauty and history in abundance. The selection of classic and refined hotels harks back to the golden age of English coastal holidays. Many of our hotels in England boast spacious, stylish bars and lounges, as well as elegant ballrooms. So, after a day of exploring the most delightful corners of our country, relax with a well-earned drink, or dance the night away.
Whether you’re looking for a weekend away or something a little longer, our selection of English hotels are perfectly positioned for an enchanting country break. Comfortable bedrooms, classic designs and all the modern conveniences of home make for a peaceful and pleasurable stay in the most beautiful parts of the country.
What our guests have to say
What our guests have to say
Local Attractions
Local Attractions
Exe Estuary
Wildlife lovers will adore Exe Estuary, a site of international significance for wading birds. During the winter, you’ll be able to spot the 30,000 birds residing on the estuary, including the dark-bellied brant goose, Eurasian wigeon, ringed plover, and pied avocet. And the delightful surroundings just add to the magic of the region.
Lundy Island
The largest island in the Bristol Channel, Lundy is renowned for its famous wildlife – most notably the local puffin colonies. A picturesque island with fewer than 30 permanent residents, Lundy is a peaceful retreat, making for a perfect day out
Lancaster Castle
Thought to date back to the 11th century, Lancaster Castle has played a key role in England’s history, not least during the English Civil War, and the Scottish invasions of the 14th century. Today, the castle sits proudly in the ancient, charming city of Lancaster, providing an insight into the country’s storied past.
Minack Theatre
Perched on cliffs, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean; Minack Theatre, close to the pretty fishing village of St. Ives, is perhaps England’s most striking and beautiful open-air theatre. For almost 100 years, the theatre has hosted performances and is still actively used between Easter and September. If you’re in the area through summer, Minack Theatre is a must visit.
Whitby Abbey
Best known as the inspiration for Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Whitby Abbey is a former Christian monastery and Benedictine Abbey, which now stands in ruin. Sitting imperiously high on the cliffs overlooking the quaint town of Whitby and the raging Northern Sea – Whitby Abbey is simultaneously peaceful and dramatic. Head to the abbey for sunset and enjoy the finest views the North East has to offer
Location & Map
Location & Map
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Bay Carlton Hotel
Great Yarmouth
From £85 pp
Victorian elegance that's perfect for a promenade
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Bay St Ives Bay Hotel
St Ives
From £89 pp
A relaxing hotel in the artists' haven of St Ives
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Bay Norbreck Hotel
Scarborough
From £85 pp
See Britain's first seaside resort from the top
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Bay Majestic Bournemouth Hotel
Bournemouth
From £89 pp
Lively entertainment in a prime south coast location
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Bay Majestic Eastbourne Hotel
Eastbourne
From £89 pp
Classic British seaside meets heritage and history
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Bay Esplanade Hotel
Paignton
From £89 pp
Excellent seafront location on the English Riviera
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Bay Dilkhusa Grand Hotel
Ilfracombe
From £79 pp
A 'Happy Heart' by the picturesque harbour
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Bay Valley Of Rocks Hotel
Lynton
From £79 pp
A stunning backdrop on the North Devon coast
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