The best accommodations Southwest

Built in 1794 during the golden age of Georgian Bath elegance, this charming townhouse is located on Henrietta Street, just a few minutes' walk from the center. Amidst the period Georgian splendor, you'll find all modern comforts in tastefully decorated rooms with garden or city views. A delicious, freshly-prepared breakfast is served every morning in a stylish room featuring superb Venetian chandeliers. The accommodation reflects the social history and culture of the city.

This brand-new Hampton by Hilton is the perfect option if you're passing through Bristol airport. It is also ideally located for exploring the region. The 201 spacious and comfortable rooms are tastefully decorated and feature contemporary bathrooms. Whether you're in Bristol for business or pleasure, this hotel will meet all your needs with its many facilities, including meeting rooms.

Just a stone's throw from the town center, this excellent character guesthouse offers 22 elegant, fully-equipped rooms. On the first floor, there's a lounge with a superb fireplace, open 24/24, and a self-service bar based on the concept of honesty. The fabulous continental or English breakfast is cooked to order using fresh, quality local produce. A haven of peace in the heart of Bath, the building's human scale and particularly warm and welcoming staff will be appreciated.

Built in the 1800s, this 5-star hotel in the heart of Bath occupies two historic buildings with splendid Georgian and Victorian facades. The hotel was designed by New York designer Champalimaud to be welcoming and elegant, with a modern interpretation of classic design. The 99 spacious rooms and suites are custom furnished, with period details subtly combined with modern amenities.

Located a few steps from the city centre and the historic bay, this hotel offers 182 rooms, air-conditioned, modern and comfortable. The restaurant is open 7 m/7 from to and the bar 24 h/24. Breakfast is served from to and snacks are available at any time.

This lovely Italian-style house is surrounded by a large garden. It's located a little way from the town center, in a quiet area. Some rooms have a view of the church, which is particularly charming. Whether you prefer a dormitory bed or a private room, the choice is yours at this low-cost hostel. The atmosphere is family-friendly, and it's also possible to eat in. It's worth noting that you can park easily and free of charge on Bathwick Hill, which is not easy to do in Bath. A good low-cost place to visit the famous and beautiful city of Bath.

Facing the Atlantic and just a minute's walk from Fistral Beach, this attractive hotel offers good value for money in touristy Newquay. The rooms are classics of excellent hotel design, modernly furnished with care and comfort in mind. Each has its own bathroom, and some also boast superb views out to sea. Restaurant, spa, sauna and children's pool are also available, as are discounts at the on-site Quiksilver Surf School.

A tiny village bordering a creek around the English countryside, but close to Exeter. This old pub dates back to the th century. The ground floor is dedicated to the bar-restaurant and the floor welcomes 6 comfortable, clean and absolute rooms. Ideal for cycling, walking or to reach the surrounding cities.

Half way between Polperro and Looe, this hotel hotel is surrounded by large gardens, very well maintained. The residents will appreciate the quiet location and its excellent restaurant, renowned for its traditional cuisine.

Two bars, a restaurant. A hotel Regency with a large part of the rooms offering views of the sea with bathroom and TV. The hotel also has a leisure centre with sauna, solarium and Jacuzzi. Free indoor swimming pool.

Small hotel where the reception is kind. Discounts for seniors, weekends, weekends and seasonal periods. The boss speaks French.

Located on the seafront, offers a warm welcome and proximity to the sea at very competitive prices (from £ 21 to £ 27 per person and per night).

Refrains, lace, Wymering Guest-House resembles a real waist doll house. With its ideal location, within walking distance of the city centre, the B & B has everything to please. All the more so since your host, Pam, will advise you on your visit.

The columns of the imposing White Hart façade conceal a very good establishment, or the service is impeccable. The cosy atmosphere of the restaurant and the tranquillity of the garden give the hotel a charming charm. In the rooms, a discreet decoration with natural tones dominates.

Located 10 miles from Bristol in the direction of Cheddar and the airport, this comfortable B & B at the warm welcome is ideal for a stopover without going into downtown Bristol by car.

A luxury hotel in the centre of Fowey. Each of the 12 rooms is individually decorated, with a genuine will of modernity. The establishment literally has its feet in the water. Guests can also dine in the hotel restaurant, with a beautiful terrace overlooking the port of Fowey.

Situated in the heart of Torquay halfway between city and marina, this friendly guesthouse at attractive prices is ideal for small budgets that want to enjoy a service and comfort more than honourable.

Built on the seafront, the Porthminster enjoys a superb view. The garden has direct and private access to the sea. All rooms are then spacious and comfortable. The hotel has indoor and outdoor pools, a sauna, a fitness room, a hairdresser's salon, a ballroom, a lounge, a bar… Prices are widely justified.

In a house with exposed beams, 13 rooms with bathroom and TV. Sea view and balcony for some rooms. Parking.

In the heart of the city centre, here is the first building built solely to house a hotel in Europe. The south wing dates from the 13th century. In one of the rooms, the wall is marked with signatures and a date: 1693. The rest of the establishment was built at the end of the 17th century and, despite its obvious age, The Red Lion is not lacking in comfort. Best Western hotels are always a sure value in terms of standing, cleanliness and welcome.