Holiday Cottages In Weston Super Mare

Weston Super Mare Cottages

North Somerset

Bed in Kewstoke (94385)

Ref: S855661

Additional information and rules 1 dog allowed per booking - 2 bedrooms - 1 double and 1 twin - 1 shower room with shower and WC - Electric hob and oven, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and Nespresso coffee machine - Utility room with a...

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£121

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North Somerset

Carthouse

Ref: S487214

Reviews 21

Brean is a small settlement on the Somerset coast, between Weston-super-Mare and Burnham-on-Sea. The community has an amusement park, shops, pubs, and a sandy beach. Weston-super-Mare, 10 miles away, with award-winning sandy beaches, donkey rides,...

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£82

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North Somerset

Bed in Hewish (90859)

Ref: S678823

Additional information and rules 1 dog allowed per booking - 4 bedrooms – 1 king (zip-and-link), 2 king-size, 1 twin - 2 bathrooms –1 downstairs en-suite with bath, separate shower and WC, 1 bathroom with shower and WC - Electric oven, range...

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£202

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North Somerset

Tilly’s Cottage

Ref: S376655

Reviews 28

Kewstoke is a shoreside village with a general store, a fish and chip shop, a golf course, The New Castle wine bar and a dog-friendly beach. Take a walk from St Paul's church and arrive at the ancient Monk's Steps. Nearby is the seaside resort of...

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North Somerset

Bed in Cheddar (45568)

Ref: S231315

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 1 bedroom – double - 1 en-suite wet room - Electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge - TV - Off-road parking for 2 cars - Beach 3.5 miles, pub and shop 1.5 miles - Regret no children or...

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£76

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North Somerset

Minime

Ref: S1018224

The traditional seaside town of Weston-super-Mare offers awarding-winning sandy beaches, donkey rides, water sports, restaurants and shops as well as the Playhouse, Winter Gardens and the Grand Pier offering a year-round programme of shows,...

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£61

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North Somerset

Bed in Weston-Super-Mare (88410)

Ref: S522032

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 3 bedrooms - 1 king-size and 2 twins - 2 bathrooms - 1 en-suite shower room with shower and WC and 1 bathroom with corner bath and WC - Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer...

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£102

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North Somerset

Blenheim Lodge

Ref: S25724

Reviews 22

The seaside town of Weston-super-Mare offers awarding-winning sandy beaches, donkey rides, watersports, restaurants and shops, as well as the Playhouse, Winter Gardens and the Grand Pier. Burnham and Berrow Championship Golf Course is also close...

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North Somerset

Bed in Weston-Super-Mare (79516)

Ref: S277823

Set on a quiet lane in the Milton area of Weston-super-Mare, this super-stylish villa sleeps eight guests across four bedrooms. You’re just 2 miles from the beach and family-friendly attractions in this traditional seaside resort, and a short walk...

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£190

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North Somerset

The Beach House Luxury Rooms Weston Super Mare

Ref: S910697

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£175

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North Somerset

Carthouse

Ref: S514954

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£94

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North Somerset

Tillys Cottage

Ref: S523817

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£93

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2 Bed in Kewstoke 94385

Ref: S991972

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£133

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North Somerset

Highbury House

Ref: S1008559

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£251

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Willow House

Ref: S1008988

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Holiday Cottages in Weston-Super-Mare

Oh do you like to be beside the seaside? Weston-Super-Mare is one of the oldest holiday resorts in the UK, offering visitors all the romance of the Great British seafront with plenty going on for all ages. And what better way to experience this authentic British seaside resort than a stay in your very own little hideaway? Well, pick from a range of holiday cottages in Weston-Super-Mare and you can do exactly that.

Once a sleepy little fishing village, Weston super-mare made a name for itself in the 19^th century, springing to life as a popular holiday resort as happy holidaymakers made use of the newly opened train lines. Today, Weston-Super-Mare is as popular as ever, for many of the same reasons – the amusement arcades, charming tea rooms and the three magnificent piers: Birnbeck Pier, Grand Pier and Clevedon Pier, each with their own unique character and plenty going on.

What's so great about cottage holidays in Weston-Super-Mare?

Alongside Weston-Super-Mare's perennially popular piers and sandy beach you'll find lots to keep you and the family busy. You'll find shops, amusement arcades and tea rooms galore as you take the leisurely stroll along the promenade. For those who love the sea, but don't necessarily like the idea of getting their feet wet, a trip to the Seaquarium might just be in order.

Weston-Super-Mare is oldest seaside resort in Britain, and many of its magnificent Art Deco and historic buildings are still standing. If history is your bag, you can explore the town's fine heritage at the Weston-Super-Mare Museum. If helicopters are more your thing (and why not?) then the nearby Helicopter Museum is definitely worth stopping by.

Weston-Super-Mare cottages are a great choice for anyone looking to stay in for amazing British seaside resort and want all the convenience, and character, of their very own little home from home. Whether it's large accommodation for a group of friends or a smaller little nook in easy reach of the local sights and sounds, there are Weston-Super-Mare cottages to suit everyone.

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

Elizabeth - Verified booking

A bottle of bubbly and lovely bread and milk left for us on arrival, much appreciated, thank you.

However floors were dirty, particularly around edges and skirting boards were filthy, very off putting. The bedroom smelled of the damp which is seen on the walls and window. I wiped down the inside of the window and made sure it stayed open for ventilation, to try and get rid of the damp smell. I recommend white towels not navy, as navy threads come off all over the body when drying. Shower is poor, a trickle of water, difficult to wash hair under and rinse properly, but the water was lovely and hot. Comforable bed. The kitchen surfaces seemed clean and good facilities within, excellent knives, frying pans etc. But no broom or dustpan and brush (I searched everywhere) which were needed. I hoovered up sand everyday. The cupboard door handle had already come off before we arrived. The inside of the lounge window was horribly dirty, due to lack of ventilation. Lounge floor was filthy and dusty under table. This floor had not been properly cleaned (if at all for months). The cottage needs a good deep clean and redecoration with investment in new windows with fanlights. The little pretty 'garden' has been well maintained and is clearly cared for, so I can't understand why the owners have let the inside of the cottage go so much and it is only the start of the season so I would expect a pristine accommodation. Setting is very quiet and we awoke to beautiful bird song every morning. The front garden is lovely, getting the sun all day and a bench at the front would be wonderful, there is plenty of room. A feature could be made of the space out front. The cottages position on the beach road is 'A' star. Dog walks on beach fantastic. Fish and chip shop neaby is excellent, fish, pies, breakfast baps, superb. Sainsburys close by in car 10 mins. Clevedon really nice. We enjoyed our week but would have preferred a cleaner property and I would not book this cottage again on that basis only. If it is spruced up sufficiently the cottage would be 4 star. .

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Paula - Verified booking

Had a lovely stay at hope farm the family are are very friendly and helpful.

On arrival the cottage was clean and the welcome pack was a very nice touch . We took our dog along she had her own little welcome with her own blanket a food bowl and a doggie treat . The cottage was a good size with everything you need for your stay and everything on one level . There is a laundry room on site and even a washing line . There was also a chest freezer within the laundry room if you run out of space in your freezer compartment in your fridge. We found the large dog area at the rear of the property very useful for our dog to have a good runaround and she made friends with the owners dog Oreo who is absolutely adorable! And so were the horses ! We have two teenagers who both have autism and they loved the games room and spent a fair amount of time in there when we werenât out and about. Location wise the cottage was a short drive to supermarkets, the many beaches ,pubs and the village is near too. We were able to order a couple of take aways too we even had a Sunday roast delivered by a local company called Baked which was outstanding ! All in all we had a very relaxing enjoyable stay and we will definitely return again ! Many thanks to Jane , Dave and Mia for a lovely stay !! From Paula , Steve and girls x

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Eileen - Verified booking

The two resident geese can be a bit scary when they come up close to you, might upset children if they wish to play outside, and you have to watch where you are walking due to their droppings.

The lodge is clean, comfortable and warm with all the mod cons expected in a self catering place and they all worked well. The safe we found in one of the wardrobes, we were unable to use, as it was locked and is the only item that there are no instructions for in the folder provided. It is on a flight path, so we were often woken up around 6 am with the noise from the planes and the geese honking. Some of the items of crockery were chipped, but as there were only two of us staying, we just used the ones that were OK. Larger bath towels would have been appreciated, but we always gripe about this, even some of the best hotels do not provide decent sized towels. Net curtains, or blinds at the bedroom windows would make an improvement. The lodges are quite close, so we kept the curtains closed in the bedroom to give us privacy from the neighbours, making the room dark. This sound like a lot of complaints, but we were happy with the accommodation and enjoyed our time there. Weather was good and we were able to sit out on the veranda most afternoons enjoying the sunshine while drinking our tea.

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Wendy - Verified booking

Tilly's Cottage was the perfect place for an autumn break.

As soon as we walked through the door we could tell that a lot of love and care has gone into the cottage. A lovely welcome pack was very gratefully received and the owners have obviously gone to a lot of trouble to make sure everything you might need for a comfortable stay is to hand. The cottage was spotlessly clean with lots of spare towels/linen if needed and the friendly communication from the owners made us feel that - had we needed to ask for anything (which we didn't) - nothing would be too much trouble. The time of year meant we didn't take advantage of the small outside area and summer house but I imagine they would provide a very relaxing spot during the warmer months. In very close proximity to the spotlessly clean and unspoilt beach (lovely for beach walks), the cottage was also in walking distance of several lovely pubs/restaurants. We would definitely return if in the area again.

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Carol - Verified booking

The cottage was pleasant and comfortable with a beautiful garden.

However, the description as "beachfront" is misleading. The two photographs give completely the wrong impression. In order to access the beach, it is necessary to cross a fairly busy road, climb steps up a bank, cross a path and then encounter a large area of dunes from which it is impossible to see the sea. The seat in the picture is at least two or three hundred yards along the road, set at the top of steps. Again, it just faces large areas of shrubbery and dunes which completely obscure any views of the sea. In fact there are notices indicating this raised landscape in part of the sea defences.This detracted from the enjoyment of our stay at Tilly's cottage

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Things to do near Weston-Super-Mare

Cheddar Gorge Caves

One of the most renowned natural landmarks in the UK, Cheddar Gorge is definitely worth a visit. These magnificent calcite formations and the 'Cheddar Man' skeleton is also surprisingly dog friendly, with well behaved dogs on leads welcome. There's plenty to see and do in the local area to keep everyone entertained.

Noah's Ark Zoo Farm

Visit Noah's Ark Zoo Farm for an unforgettable animal encounter! See over 100 species, including elephants, giraffes, and tigers. Meet farm animals, enjoy indoor and outdoor play areas, and take a ride on the train. Located in Bristol, it's a perfect day out for families. Address: Clevedon Rd, Wraxall, Bristol BS48 1PG

Techniquest

Interactive science museum in Cardiff, with displays and exhibits suitable for all ages. Family-friendly attraction, welcoming also to educational groups.

Chew Valley Animal Park

Chew Valley Animal Park near Bristol, is a fully licensed zoo with a wonderful range of interesting animals. They also offer keeper talks and animal interaction experiences. Family friendly, café & toilets.

Principality Stadium

The Principality Stadium (formerly the Millennium Stadium) is the national stadium of Wales and the home of Welsh rugby. Located in Cardiff, it has a capacity of 74,500 for sporting events, live music and more.

Frequent questions

Is Weston-Super-Mare worth visiting?

Weston-Super-Mare is worth visiting for its expansive sandy beach, traditional seaside attractions, and the Grand Pier, which offers entertainment and amusements. The town's lively atmosphere, coastal promenade, and proximity to attractions like Cheddar Gorge and the Mendip Hills make it a popular destination for a traditional British seaside experience.

What is Weston-Super-Mare famous for?

Weston-Super-Mare is famous for its long sandy beach, historic pier, and Victorian architecture. It's a popular seaside resort town located in Somerset, England.

How can I spend a day in Weston-Super-Mare?

Start your day in Weston-Super-Mare by exploring the beach and enjoying activities like beach combing and sandcastle building. Take a stroll along the iconic pier, visit the Grand Pier Pavilion for amusements, and explore the town's museums and galleries for a mix of history and culture.

Is Weston-Super-Mare beach sandy?

Yes, Weston-Super-Mare beach is known for its sandy shoreline. It offers a wide expanse of sandy beach that attracts visitors for activities such as sunbathing, beach games, and relaxing walks by the sea.

Holiday Cottages In Weston Super Mare

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Weston Super Mare Cottages

North Somerset

Bed in Kewstoke (94385)

Ref: S855661

North Somerset

Carthouse

Ref: S487214

Reviews 21

North Somerset

Bed in Hewish (90859)

Ref: S678823

North Somerset

Tilly’s Cottage

Ref: S376655

Reviews 28

North Somerset

Bed in Cheddar (45568)

Ref: S231315

North Somerset

Minime

Ref: S1018224

North Somerset

Bed in Weston-Super-Mare (88410)

Ref: S522032

North Somerset

Blenheim Lodge

Ref: S25724

Reviews 22

North Somerset

Bed in Weston-Super-Mare (79516)

Ref: S277823

North Somerset

The Beach House Luxury Rooms Weston Super Mare

Ref: S910697

North Somerset

Carthouse

Ref: S514954

North Somerset

Tillys Cottage

Ref: S523817

North Somerset

2 Bed in Kewstoke 94385

Ref: S991972

North Somerset

Highbury House

Ref: S1008559

North Somerset

Willow House

Ref: S1008988