Beer Holiday Cottages

Beer Cottages

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King's Lynn and West Norfolk District

BrickSage Rooms, King's Lynn The Walks

Ref: S309331

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£71

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Partner deal

King's Lynn and West Norfolk District

Majors Lodge

Ref: S942326

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£400

per night

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King's Lynn and West Norfolk District

The Attic

Ref: S372244

Reviews 14

The historic town of King’s Lynn dates back to the 12th century and is situated on the River Great Ouse. The town boasts lots to see, including grand merchant houses, art galleries and museums, along with original, winding streets and alleys,...

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Beer Holiday Cottages

Craving a seaside escape? You can't do much better than Beer! The charming fishing village in Devon sits along the World Heritage Jurassic Coast and is only a short distance from busting Lyme Regis. Browse our best price guarantee Beer holiday cottages and discover something suitable for your needs. From dog-friendly holiday homes with enclosed gardens to cosy cabins with bubbling hot tubs, there are plenty of fantastic options!

Devon is easily one of the best holiday destinations for R&R. You can experience this for yourself in the tranquil village of Beer. Stroll along its pretty pebbled beach and watch fishing boats bob along the water as you dine on local seafood. You could also hike along the South West Coast Path or head inland to explore walking routes within the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Visiting this gorgeous corner of England with a group? Book a spacious self-catering cottage with plenty of amenities and enjoy fun activities like guided fishing trips.

Our Devon cottages in Beer are also the perfect match for family getaways. Paddle in the shallows on Beer Beach or walk along the coastal path to nearby Seaton. Whoever you're holidaying in Devon with, you're certain to find the right property for your needs with Snaptrip. Can't decide where to stay? Chat with our customer advisor team for tailored recommendations.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Duncan - Verified booking

Beautiful modern carriage house, with stunning views.

Lovely and clean, beds are very comfortable and the veranda is a wonderful place to chill in the evening and enjoy a glass of wine whilst watching the sun go down. The property had everything you needed if a little sparse on the utensils. A few more mirrors would be useful especially in the bedrooms. There are no drawers in the bedrooms but there is a clothes rail and hangers for your clothes, there is please plenty of room on the floor out of the way for your suitcase so itâs easy enough to use that as your underwear draw. Plenty of storage space in kitchen and bathroom for food and toiletries. If you like to clean as you go best to take a few essentials with you as very little cleaning products available other than the basics. I would definitely recommend if you love peace and quiet. Neareast restaurant/pub is probably Middletonâs as in the village of same name. Lovely place and very good service and about 2-3 miles away, could be walked but on country roads at night this might be a bit risky, but with plenty of parking easy enough to find a space. I would definitely stay here again great base for visiting North Norfolk coast, most of the fabulous beaches being around an hours drive away. Would definitely recommend Holkham, fabulous beach!

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Anthony - Verified booking

The attic was beautifully kept if a little minimalist.

Everything was lovely and clean. The floor had been vacuumed but unfortunately possibly not mopped as there was a few dusty footprints. We quickly located the mop ourselves and rectified this with no trouble. The decor is very lovely and clean with comfortable beds. I feel the property could use a little more storage for unpacking your clothes but we managed fine with the rail provided and out of the case as we had a spare bed as thereâs 3 of us. The thing that makes this a five star stay was location as it is close to kings lynn and lots of things to do but you feel like youâre away from it all and because you are upstairs the view is stunning with bunnies running around, deer and bird life.

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Elizabeth - Verified booking

Very warm and comfortable.

Surprised at lack of teapot. Also had to go out on Sunday and buy J cloth, pan scourer, spare loo roll. We had taken teatowels as Sykes info suggested but expected to find the rest. No written instructions were provided. On Wednesday morning another resident drove out early and locked the gates on the main drive, so we were stuck inside! Luckily there was somebody working in the adjacent farm yard who came and opened the gates but it was a worry thereafter as we didnât have any code. We do think the property would benefit from some drawers in the bedrooms, and a second set of crockery would make it possible to use the dishwasher instead of washing up by hand after every meal.

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Vivien - Verified booking

We have never stayed in somewhere so basically equipped.

An ironing board but no iron. No mirrors in bedrooms, no drawers or a shelf in bedrooms so nowhere to put anything. No books games cards etc no house book with recommendations for visits or eating places. Only 4 plates bowls glasses so though dishwasher not practical no fruit bowl or other dishes. No pictures are except one very high up in kitchen. No s and p or teabags milk to welcome guests. No hairdryer no hooks on door backs etc. bathroom lovely with great shower beds comfortable lovely balcony which as we had good weather was a great advantage. This property had a great layout and could have been fantastic with just a little effort and minimal expenditure.

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John - Verified booking

The apartment was warm, clean and inviting it was located exactly as described although without provision of any helpful info on where to go etc we never did locate the pub which was billed as 1 mile away.

The listing was inaccurate because it advised there were 3 tvs in the property yet in truth only one was installedâ¦this was not an issue for us but the entry should be corrected. The kitchen lacked the provision of a teapot and a cafetiÃ¨re. The bed was a standard double and the main bedroom would benefit from the provision of a king size bed. Better (wooden?) hangers would lift the hanging space considerably. There is little or no storage space for suitcases. The lighting in the seating area was inadequate for reading. Overall it was a pleasant property and we enjoyed our stay.

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Things to do near Beer

Beer Beach

Situated in the picture postcard fishing village of Beer, this sweeping shingle beach is enveloped by vertiginous limestone cliffs. Believed to have once been a preferred location for smugglers, fishermen today regularly launch their boats from the shore.

Peckover House (National Trust)

This National Trust Georgian town house and gardens was built in 1722 and was home to the Peckover family for 150 years. Explore its beautifully, ornately decorated dining room, bedroom and library. The fascinating Cabinet of Curiosities houses artefacts that Alexandra collected from his many travels around the world. The walled garden showcases many horticultural styles, the herbaceous borders and rose garden are particularly interesting. Guided tours available. Seasonal opening times. Gift, book and plant shop, cafe and toilets. Accessible route, drop off point and toilet. North Brink, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, PE13 1JR

Oxburgh Hall (National Trust)

Oxburgh Hall is a moated medieval manor house that was built for Sir Edmund Bedingfeld in 1482, and 500 years later the Bedingfeld family still live in private apartments at the house. The red bricked manor house includes a fort style roof design and a gatehouse which is encompassed by a moat. The house sits in parkland with themed gardens and woodland areas. The house's interior is lavishly furnished and decorated - look out for the furniture collection, the ornate historic wallpaper designs, the art collection, the priest hole and the Medieval and Tudor manuscripts. It is open to the public through the National Trust and holds regular themed events. Cafe & Gift shop. Toilets & car park. Accessible route, drop off point/parking & toilets. Oxborough, Norfolk, PE33 9PS

Wisbech & Fenland Museum

The Wisbech & Fenland Museum, which is known as the ‘Jewel of the Fens’ was opened in 1847. It houses collections of ethnography, natural history, geology, archaeology, decorative arts and paintings from the Wisbech Literary Society and Museum Society. Exhibitions and events. Gift shop. Museum Square, Wisbech. PE13 1ES

Fens Falconry

Fens Falconry is a bird of prey and wildlife education centre that offers open days, experience days and demonstrations with different birds of prey. Options to handle the birds, flying displays, and wildlife/conservation interaction and talks . By appointing/pre-booking only - 01945 419 086. Station Road, Wisbech St Mary, Cambridgeshire. PE13 4RY

Snettisham Park Deer Safari

Experience the thrill of getting up close and personal with magnificent deer on the Snettisham Park Deer Safari. Take a guided tour of the park and learn about these graceful creatures from knowledgeable experts. With stunning views and the opportunity to hand-feed the deer, this is a must-visit attraction for animal lovers. Address: Bircham Rd, Snettisham, Norfolk, PE31 7NG

Beer Cottages

King's Lynn and West Norfolk District

BrickSage Rooms, King's Lynn The Walks

Ref: S309331

King's Lynn and West Norfolk District

Majors Lodge

Ref: S942326

King's Lynn and West Norfolk District

The Attic

Ref: S372244

Reviews 14