The Seabrook town crest: a shield edged with rope, showing a gold lighthouse, a sailing boat and an anchor, the date 1324, and the motto on a ribbon beneath.

hotel

The Cliffside Hotel

Sea views from the upper rooms. The grandest hotel available.

The Cliffside Hotel stands on Cliff Road, on the cliffs north-east of the town, overlooking the sea. It is the largest hotel in Seabrook and has sea views from the upper rooms.

The restaurant is managed by Mrs Nina Grant and is open to non-residents. The town uses it for anniversaries and other occasions. A Valentine’s dinner is held each February.

The hotel has rooms for conferences and functions, and a number of the town’s committees meet there. The clifftop path passes close by.

Booking is advised for Sunday lunch and for any weekend in the season. The hotel and Seabrook Caravan Park take different views of the future of tourism in the town, and both have made them known to the Council.

Details

Address
Cliff Road
Proprietor
Mr Oliver Grant. The restaurant is managed by Mrs Nina Grant.
Hours
  • Reception, every day, 7 to 11
  • Dinner from 6.30
  • Sunday lunch, 12 to 2.30

On the map

Marked on the town map.

Find it on the map of Seabrook

What the locals say

“It’s where you go for a golden wedding, or when somebody else is paying.”

Elsewhere in Seabrook

  • guesthouse

    The Mariner’s Rest

    Five rooms on Pier Approach. The house stands with its back to the wind and its face to the sea.

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