“Originally built as a holiday cottage during Edwardian times, the Henley has a beach house feel and spectacular views that stretch from the Avon estuary to Burgh Island – and a private cliff path to a stretch of pristine beach. Bedrooms are simple, comfortable and spacious, the dining room overlooks the sea, and dinners, prepared by owner Martyn Scarterfield are the best sort of sophisticated home cooked food, including locally caught fish. Warm, friendly and well run.”
They say
“The Henley was originally built as a holiday cottage during Edwardian times and still retains the cosy atmosphere of a private home rather than a hotel. The hotel overlooks one of the most spectacular coastal views in Devon spanning the Avon Estuary around to Burgh Island and beyond. A superb beach can be reached by a private cliff path descending through the garden.”
