St. Bees accommodation

The Hotel looks out over the Irish Sea towards the Isle of Man, sitting just 100 metres from the sandy, mile-long beach and spectacular cliffs upon which Wainwright began his famous Coast to Coast Walk.
We have 83 bedrooms, all en suite, centrally heated and equipped with telephone, colour satellite TV and tea and coffee making facilities. Along with a range of double, single and twin-bedded rooms we have a number of family bedrooms to sleep up to four. Cots and high chairs are available on request.
Within the Hotel buildings there are also a number of self-contained family villas, to sleep up to four people. As well as the high standard of facilities one would expect in a standard Hotel room, these Villas also have independent access and their own individual kitchenettes, and thus allow guests freedom to do as they please during their stay.

Tarn Flatt cottage is on a working farm over looking the Scottish borders and hills. Situated in the tranquil countryside of Sandwith, which is very close to St Bees and the historic harbour town of Whitehaven. The superb Western Lakeland scenery of Loweswater, Buttermere, Ennerdale and Crummock Water is a short drive away.

A "peace & quiet" holiday park in a secluded, enchanting location. Seacote Park nestles on the West Cumbrian coast - sheltered by spectacular headlands and just a pebble's throw from the sandy, mile-long beach where Wainwright began his famous Coast to Coast Walk; all this in a picturesque village just six miles from the breathtaking Lake District National Park. Whether you bring your own tent, tourer or motorhome, or hire one of our plush, fully equipped holiday caravans, the Park's location, surroundings and facilities will all contribute to an enjoyable and memorable stay.

A traditional sandstone barn on St Bees Head overlooking the Scottish coastline and the Isle of Man. St Bees is the starting point of the Coast to Coast Walk, plus there is easy access to the quieter western Lakeland fells and lakes. Easy access to bird watching, climbing, rock scrambling, canoeing and fishing.
The sleeping accommodation is on the ground floor. The barn has raised wooden sleeping area and electric light, a cooking slab and an open fire, wood available from the farm. Toilets, wash-basin and showers are in adjacent buildings. Meals are available by arrangement. Dogs are accepted in sole use only. If arriving late please phone.