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Situation in Sidmouth on Devon’s Jurassic Coast, The Woodlands Hotel offers high-quality accommodations 6 minutes’ walk from Sidmouth seafront. With its own spacious restaurant, bar and attractive garden, Woodlands provides free parking and free Wi-Fi. The hotel also offers limited pet friendly rooms. Each room has a flat-screen TV and tea and coffee facilities. All have private bathrooms, with a bath or shower. A full English breakfast is served each morning. The restaurant, conservatory and bar provide pleasant surroundings to enjoy evening meals or a real Devon cream tea. Dinner reservations are required. The Woodlands Hotel is within a 5-minute walk of the town center and Sidmouth Museum. Exmouth beach is around 10 miles down the coast, and the cathedral city of Exeter is just a 30-minute drive. * Please be aware that the while the Woodlands Hotel is Pet friendly there are only a limited number of rooms available please confirm availability before booking. Pets are also not permitted in our restaurant, there is a Covered area on our Patio where guests can eat with their Pets.
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