Immersed within 19 acres of child-friendly woodland on the beautiful Devon coast, this family-run hotel boasts magnificent views over the golden sandy beaches and Dawlish Warren Nature Reserve.
Offering sea views, Warren’s nest is an accommodation set in Dawlish, 300 metres from Red Rock Beach and less than 1 km from Dawlish Beach.
Stephen
United Kingdom
Perfect location to dawlish and other resorts, very short walk down to the sea front.
Lovely views of the sea from the balcony and the full length top floor windows.
Lovely large kitchen and comfy front room.
Located within 16 km of Sandy Park Rugby Stadium and 20 km of Newton Abbot Racecourse in Dawlish, Cofton Holidays provides accommodation with seating area.
Set in Dawlish and only 300 metres from Red Rock Beach, Family Marine Apartment with Sea View offers accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Located in Dawlish and with Dawlish Beach reachable within 200 metres, The Railway Inn provides a shared lounge, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
Set in Exmouth, 10 km from Sandy Park Rugby Stadium, Lympstone Manor Hotel Restaurant & Vineyard - Relais & Chateaux offers accommodation with free bikes, free private parking, a seasonal outdoor...
As a Coaching Inn situated in Exmouth, UK dating back from the 1790's, the family-run Manor Hotel offers superb views across Exmouth Bay. The hotel feature a lounge bar, in the heart of Exmouth.
Just 200 metres from Teignmouth’s sandy Blue Flag Beach, The Cliffden Hotel features 7 acres of landscaped gardens. With free parking, there is also a restaurant.
Jackie
United Kingdom
Bed size is a great king size and very comfortable, lacking in some facilities.
Great seaside town - lots of great walks nearby but it is...
Great seaside town - lots of great walks nearby but it is well worth checking out the busses (single is currently a flat £2 anywhere).
Has a lot of memories for me as my grandparents lived in Dawlish.
While here consider a trip to Paignton Zoo - about a 30 minute drive or you can get the train or bus (33 goes Dawlish Warren to Paignton).
Forest Fungi (https://forestfungi.co.uk/) is well worth a visit (farm shop/mushroom farm & café) & a must if you love mushrooms.
Steve
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We chose Dawlish as an over-night stop whilst completing a...
We chose Dawlish as an over-night stop whilst completing a few legs of the South West Coast path.
Walking along the iconic coastline, with the train line just metres away on one side and the sea on the other was amazing - especially when the trains were passing! You can't say Dawlish doesn't have excellent train links!
The town itself is based around 'The Lawn', with plenty of places for eating and shops around the perimeter of this centre piece. Just a short walk away to the east is Dawlish Warren, with amusements and plenty of beach front.
As a base for walking, Dawlish is an ideal place to 'set up camp' with a variety of holiday parks, hotels and B&B's to choose from. We chose an old and charming little cottage just 2 minutes walk from the 'Lawn' called 1 Laurel Cottage (highly recommended for what we required, with the also very charming and knowledgable Ginkgo as the host!).
There are plenty of options around the town to eat in the evening, as well as a good selection of bakeries and cafe's for breakfast - don't be put off with the lack of breakfast in the Laurel Cottage, it literally is 2 minutes walk from the Lawn! We ate in the Thai restaurant 'Sticky Rice' that evening and left with very full bellies, in the morning we picked up coffee and pastries from one of the bakeries and sat on The Lawn to eat them, before carrying on our walk.
Andy_Cundell
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Our favourite place was to sit and watch the things going on...
Our favourite place was to sit and watch the things going on,we went to reflections for a meal and the service and staff were very friendly,the food was great,also the church next door did a lovely meal,2courses for £8 it was plenty,and very tasty ,there is nothing to dislike about Dawlish,
A
Anonymous
Scored 8.0
8.0
Very pretty town with the stream running through.
Very pretty town with the stream running through. Beach pretty poor but good walk ways to the warren and Cory ton cove Plenty of gift shops and recommended by all Gay s creamery Manor gardens very quiet and a good place to sit and read.
patricia
Scored 8.0
8.0
Dawlish is lovely I do recommend to visit it seems quite and...
Dawlish is lovely I do recommend to visit it seems quite and not to busy I notice lot of oap or in there retirement years enjoying there holidays and playing bowls. Places of interest to visit, few nice pubs we seen to eat, was always busy so go early prices not cheap but everything expensive now 🙄 we are heading back again next year with my family.
dawn
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
We liked the fact the trains were constant throughout the...
We liked the fact the trains were constant throughout the day to be able to travel along the coast .
What we didn’t like about Dawlish , not enough restaurants open in evening to have a varied meal .
DAVID
United Kingdom
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I was given a room and ensuite in a little bungalow outside the main hotel. It was so cute. I could park the car very near to it too. The swimming pool was good; there was even a small fitness room. The views from the property were superb. Dawlish is within walking distance and if the tide is out, the walk along the sea wall is very beautiful. The reception staff were excellent and I was given a number of tips when I checked out. The bar staff were also very attentive and helpful. I thoroughly enjoyed myself.
Close to the beach, right by bus stops (with frequent buses to Dawlish & Teignmouth). Seating area in the beautiful garden. The weather was great, so we took full advantage of it. Late check out at noon was a nice touch! While there’s no hob, there is an electric multicooker, a slow cooker and a microwave with grill function.
Lovely little house tidy and clean and very modern. Very close to everything going on in Dawlish and only a short drive to Dawlish Warren too. Would recommend staying here!
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