Alexandra Hotel & Restaurant

If you are looking for boutique chic by the sea, The Alexandra Hotel & Restaurant ticks all the right boxes. For those partial to a drink or two its revered wine list, complemented by award-winning food, is reason enough to book a room, while for others its stunning location on the Jurassic Coast with a pathway to the beach and views over Cobb Harbour and the coastline of Lyme Bay, is hailed as its best asset. This Grade II listed historic house goes for rustic charm in the right places, like the reassuring worn wooden floors and chic patterned armchairs in the lounge, while bedrooms (all with sea views) are individually decorated, replete with fabrics and furniture in the traditional English style.

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10 Historic Hotels along the English Riviera by Adrian Mourby

"The “Alex”, as it is known locally, overlooks Cobb Harbour in Lyme Regis, the setting for John Fowles’ novel – and the Meryl Streep film of – The French Lieutenant’s Woman. The original building was constructed in 1735 as a home for the Dowager Countess Poulett and was later the residence of the Duc du Stacpoole before becoming a hotel in 1901 with the addition of a Victorian bay window over its neo-classic portico."

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