A wide window over the water and a bath that faces the horizon.
See the room
A small hotel by the sea
Stay until the tide turns.
Seawren is fourteen rooms on a quiet stretch of coast, with a bar that stays open late, coffee from seven and a garden that runs down to the water.
Fourteen rooms, one long view.
Rooms
See all roomsDoors onto the walled garden and a small terrace of its own.
See the roomThe whole top floor, with a reading nook and a balcony over the harbour.
See the roomThe stayWhat we do
Everything a slow weekend needs
See eat and drinkThree things every guest gets, whichever room they book.
Seawren keeps to fourteen rooms, so the person who pours your coffee in the morning remembers how you take it.
The bar
Cocktails made slowly, from a short menu that changes with the season.
- Seasonal cocktails
- Local wine
- Low and no alcohol
- Open until late
The café
Coffee from seven, and breakfast laid out until eleven.
- House roasted coffee
- Bread baked daily
- Breakfast in bed
- Picnic baskets
The garden
A walled garden that runs down to a gate onto the beach.
- Sun loungers
- Outdoor shower
- Herb beds
- Beach gate
ResultsBy the numbers
Guests come back
Figures from every stay in the last twelve months.
14
Rooms, and never more
4.9
Average guest rating
38%
Of guests have stayed before
3 min
Walk from your door to the sea
- Rated 4.9 by 2,100 guests
- Breakfast until eleven
- Dogs welcome in Garden Rooms
- Bikes free to borrow
- Late checkout on Sundays
BenefitsWhy guests return
Less planning, more staying
Small details that make a short stay feel longer.
Arrive when you like
No queue at a desk. Your key is waiting in your room.
Quiet by design
No weddings, no conferences and no music in the corridors.
One price a night
Breakfast, bikes and parking are included.
Help with the coast
Walks, boat trips and tables booked for you.
- Walks
- Boats
- Tables
- Taxis
Of guests have stayed before
38%
StoriesStayed at Seawren
Slow weekends, in their words
We booked two nights and stayed five. The bath faces the water, and neither of us wanted to get out of it.
The bar remembered our drinks by the second evening. It felt like staying with friends who happen to be very good at this.
Coffee in the garden, the gate open to the beach, and the dog asleep on the terrace. That was the whole plan.
JournalFrom the journal
Notes from the coast
3 September 2026
Five walks from our front door
Short routes along the cliffs, each with somewhere to eat at the end.
21 August 2026
What the bar is pouring this autumn
Four new cocktails, and the farms their fruit comes from.
Your room is ready, whenever you are.
Book direct and pay nothing until you arrive.