The bath Hotel Lynmouth Devon UK
The Bath Hotel offers a superb location, in the heart of the village and directly opposite Lynmouth Harbour and the Lyn River.
An excellent breakfast is served every morning.
WiFi is available throughout.
Limited parking is available.
All rooms at The Bath Hotel have en suite facilities, tea/coffee and hairdryers.
Some of them have sea views.
The Bath’s restaurant serves traditional food; locally sourced food is used wherever possible, including locally caught fish.
The Galley bar and lounge area has a selection of drinks and snacks.
Couples particularly like the location — they rated it 9.3 for a two-person trip.
Free WiFi
Restaurant
Non-smoking rooms
beachfront
Bar
superb breakfast
The Bath Hotel Lynmouth Devon UK | Lynmouth Hotels 2025
The Bath Hotel is a family run, quirky hotel overlooking the harbour in the picturesque village of Lynmouth, where Exmoor meets the sea. It has been in the same family since 1951. We are perfectly situated just minutes away from the South West Coast Path and the famous Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway.
The Bath Hotel has 20 comfortable and quintessentially eclectic en-suite rooms, the majority with sea views. Each room has its own character, unique decor and feel, with a nod to the history of the Victorian building.
Staying in one of the suites? You’ll benefit from private parking!
Alternatively, there are two car parks located at either end of Lynmouth, and both are just a short walk away.
The Bath Hotel Restaurant & The Ancient Mariner Bar
From exceptional breakfasts, to seasonal, delicious evening meals, The Bath Hotel have got your dining experiences covered. The beautiful Victorian style dining room and adjacent, dog friendly Galley area, are ready to welcome you. The Ancient Mariner bar has outside decking area that overlooks the harbour.
If you’re planning a trip to Lynmouth then you’ve already got plenty to look forward to; there’s the picture-perfect town, the gorgeous sea and of course, we’ve also got a world-famous cliff railway if you fancy a mosey up to Lynton.