Holiday rentals in Lyme Regis

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    Explore 460 holiday rentals in Lyme Regis

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    Lyme Regis holiday rentals start at £59 per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    330 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly holiday rentals

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  • Wifi availability

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  • 4.8 Average rating

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A vibrant street scene depicts a picturesque high street with colorful bunting strung overhead. Buildings with varied architectural styles line the road, leading towards a distant view of the sea. Vehicles are parked along the side, contributing to the lively atmosphere.
Apartment
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 173 reviews

Blue Lias Apt - Lyme Regis - 2 min walk to beach

This is a newly refurnished, spacious and sunny apt with 2 bedrooms, one family bathroom with shower and a fully equipped kitchen in the heart of Lyme Regis. Its located on the first floor above a clothing shop (there isnt a lift). It sleeps up to 4 people comfortably with one king size bed and two small doubles. With free wifi, new smart tv, dishwasher, microwave, 2hairdryers and all linen, also beach towels. There is no parking but there are 4 car parks close by including one opposite

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Apartment
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 183 reviews

The Lyme Nook | Hidden Gem in Heart of Lyme

Welcome to a stylish, warm, comfy stay at the famous blue shutter house in Lyme Regis, built in the 1800s. Private ground floor entrance & petite courtyard with interiors refurbished top to toe, this stay encapsulates everything ‘en vogue’ about apartment living’. With high spec designs from local & London design emporiums you can relax and enjoy views of the river Lym running by both the bedroom & lounge windows. This is a wonderful boutique stay and only a few minutes walk from shops & sea.

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A cozy interior is showcased with a spacious bed framed by wood paneling. Natural light enters through two windows. A rustic table is paired with a wooden chair, and decorative cushions add subtle color to the space.
Shepherd’s hut
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 98 reviews

Shepherds Hut/Hot tub/Lyme Regis

Lyme Regis, less than a mile from the iconic Jurassic Coast, our rustic shepherd’s hut offers a unique escape blending natural charm with modern luxuries. The interiors feature a beautiful mix of hardwood and reclaimed wood, creating a warm, cozy atmosphere. Unwind in your private sunken hot tub, or relax on the infinity deck, which boasts breathtaking views of the surrounding national forest. For those cozy nights in, enjoy a cinematic experience with a drop-down 80-inch screen and projector.

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Cabin
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 131 reviews

Branscombe Chalet on the Beach

‘Curlew' is on East beach in the lovely Devon village of Branscombe. It has a unique position right on the beach on a raised elevation, throw open the balcony doors and you are looking out onto the ever changing sea and stunning coastline which is a World Heritage site and area of outstanding natural beauty. Two fine pubs supplying excellent food and locally brewed ales in the village and amazing cliff path walks East or West. Now a bookable sauna on the beach and free parking can be arranged

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Flat
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 458 reviews

Fabulous little flat in Lyme Regis

Tastefully furnished, architect designed one bedroom flat in a quiet setting which is only a short walk to Lyme Regis old town. One of the longest established Airbnb's in Lyme Regis, Bentley Rise has off street parking and is set in a hidden garden that has featured in a national magazine. Designed to be cosy, warm & comfortable all year round - enjoy a crackling fire on a winters evening or sip a sun downer in the garden in Summer. The perfect base for exploring the Jurassic Coastline.

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Cottage
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

Beautiful character cottage in Lyme Regis

Set in the heart of Lyme Regis, moments from Town Mill, Lyme's artisanal hub, micro brewery, gallery, working water mill and various creative and independent businesses. Close to the the beach and seafront. Set back from the street, & has off-street-parking for 1 vehicle & a courtyard. The cottage has timber beams, exposed brickwork & fireplace but has contemporary kitchen and bathrooms. Open-plan layout, with a kitchen-diner. The lounge has a WC. 2 bedrooms with en-suite shower/wet rooms.

Guest favourite
A spacious staircase with wooden steps leads to a mezzanine level, surrounded by gently curved green walls. Natural wood beams create an inviting space, while a large glass vase adds a subtle decorative touch. Ambient lighting enhances the warmth of the interior design.
Home
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 445 reviews

The Shippon. Unique luxurious South Devon getaway.

A calm, deeply luxurious space to recharge & reconnect. The Shippon is a meticulously converted cow barn with heated, polished concrete floors, gently curving deep green walls, hand-built kitchen, warmly lit reading nooks, & natural materials. Woollen blankets, feather sofa, antique Scandinavian log burner, king-size bed with French linen & down, waterfall shower, & the softest towels. Our sleepy Devon hamlet is only lit by stars at night. You might just sleep better than you have in years.

Guest favourite
A well-maintained exterior of the property is shown, featuring a welcoming sign labeled 'Green Tor.' Neatly landscaped areas with low shrubs and flowering plants add a touch of color, while a gravel driveway leads to the entrance of the house under a clear blue sky.
Apartment
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 261 reviews

Fabulous Villa in Lyme Regis with Sea Views

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish accommodation. Enter through the front door into the open plan spacious, contemporary kitchen, dining and living area. The Kitchen is extremely well equipped and includes Nespresso coffee machine and Dualit appliances. The notably large bedroom has an en-suite wet room and French doors opening onto a veranda and garden with stunning views of the sea and coast. The garden has furniture to relax in whilst enjoying the views. 15 mins walk to beach/town

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A light-filled sitting room features a cozy gas fireplace framed by decorative elements. A television is positioned on a wooden unit nearby, while a soft area rug complements the seating area with patterned cushions on a beige sofa. Bookshelves are glimpsed in the background.
Home
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 638 reviews

Tranquil Townhouse with Parking,minutes from Beach

Welcome to Weighbridge Cottage! Renovated to a high standard, this is an airy holiday home for up to 5 people plus 2 cots in central Lyme Regis and is 4 minutes easy stroll from the beach! Despite its name, Weighbridge cottage is a three story townhouse on Church Street in central Lyme Regis. It's close to everything, yet peaceful and tranquil. There's private off road parking right next to the front door. I have tried to include everything you need, toys and games, and beach stuff

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Apartment
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 156 reviews

2 The Old Canteen. Two Minute Walk To Beach.

Newly converted from a former 1940’s school canteen, this dog friendly Ground floor Apartment is located just a stones throw from the front beach and from the heart of the town centre bustling with independent shops & restaurants. Located at the bottom of Lyme and the flattest part of town makes this apartment the ideal option for those wanting to avoid hills. Relax in a chic open plan living area with high vaulted ceilings, exposed industrial features and a brand new modern kitchen.

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Barn
5 out of 5 average rating, 229 reviews

Jurassic Coast Boutique Retreat with Views

Set amid the rolling Dorset countryside with far reaching breathtaking views The Hayloft is a stylish but relaxed retreat designed for slow, restorative stays. Part of Grandview Farm The Hayloft is a self contained annex offering a secluded, peaceful haven just moments from the Jurassic Coast. Thoughtfully styled with natural textures and luxurious touches throughout, it is the perfect base for a couple or two friends who enjoy coastal walks, cosy mornings and drinks under the stars.

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An inviting entrance features a charming, yellow chapel with a bell tower and large arched windows. The front gate leads into a well-maintained garden, bordered by neatly trimmed hedges and fencing, offering a glimpse of the serene exterior that surrounds the property.
Religious building
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 281 reviews

St Paul's..come live the dream on Uk's Riviera

If 'Grand Designs' is your benchmark, go no further. St Paul's Chapel is a step into playful luxury. You can sleep in an idyllic fairytale fourposter, in the very spot the choir used to sing. The open plan simplicity of the space is designed to work for multipurpose activities. Wether you are dining with 6, watching the cup final on the giant wall mounted TV with soundbar, or turning up the tunes with the log fire going and the lights turned low..you decide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Lyme Regis?

    Lyme Regis has a mix of cozy cottages, historic townhouses, and modern apartments near the waterfront and the old town area. The Cobb and Broad Street neighborhoods are frequently suggested for access to shops, local restaurants, and seaside paths.

  • What are the best things to do in Lyme Regis with kids?

    Families often explore fossil hunting along the beach, enjoy interactive exhibits at the local museum, or take part in rock pooling near the harbor. The sandy shoreline and nearby gardens are popular for outdoor play.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Lyme Regis?

    Explore The Cobb harbor, stroll marine promenade paths, and visit Lyme Regis Museum for local fossil history. The town also has galleries, cozy cafes, and traditional fish markets.

  • How is the weather in Lyme Regis?

    Lyme Regis usually has mild winters around 36–45°F (2–7°C), and summers near 53–68°F (12–20°C) with periodic rain year-round. Waterproof layers and comfortable shoes are suggested for local walks and beach days.

  • When is the best time to visit Lyme Regis?

    Late spring through early autumn is frequently suggested for milder temperatures, local festivals, and coastal walks. Early autumn also brings quieter crowds and pleasant breezes along the shoreline.

  • What are the best places to visit in Lyme Regis?

    Explore The Cobb for harbor views, stroll the Marine Parade, and visit Lyme Regis Museum for fossil exhibits. Langmoor and Lister Gardens are also enjoyed for their greenery and sea vistas.

  • What are some hiking trails in Lyme Regis?

    Walkers often follow the South West Coast Path at Lyme Regis, which provides clifftop vistas and access to local woodlands. Trails around Langmoor Gardens and higher hills near the town give scenic coastal views.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Lyme Regis?

    Families explore fossil hunting along the beaches, visit interactive exhibits at Lyme Regis Museum, and enjoy boat trips from The Cobb. Picnics in Langmoor Gardens and gentle walks on the shoreline are also often recommended.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Lyme Regis?

    Day trips often include exploring neighboring Jurassic Coast towns, visiting local countryside markets, or touring gardens and historic estates just outside Lyme Regis. Coastal walking paths are also popular for a change of scenery.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Lyme Regis?

    Lyme Regis has pet-friendly options in areas near the seafront, around Broad Street, and by hillside neighborhoods. Many hosts welcome well-behaved pets, making it easy to explore coastal trails together.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Lyme Regis?

    Locals suggest packing sturdy shoes for pebble beaches, checking tide times before fossil hunting, and enjoying locally roasted coffee in independent cafes. Early mornings are often calmer for walks along The Cobb.

  • What is Lyme Regis known for?

    Lyme Regis is known for its Jurassic Coast fossil sites, historic harbor known as The Cobb, and literary connections with writers such as Jane Austen. The town also has vibrant marine life and local arts culture.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Lyme Regis?

    Explore quiet artists’ studios, visit smaller local galleries, or wander paths leading to less-traveled beaches around Lyme Regis. Tucked-away historic corners and community gardens also add to the town’s character.

  • What are the best foods to try in Lyme Regis?

    Visitors often try freshly caught seafood, locally made ice creams, and Dorset apple cake in Lyme Regis. The town also has bakeries crafting artisan breads and cafes serving seasonal dishes using regional produce.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Lyme Regis?

    Pack layers for changeable temperatures, sturdy walking shoes, and a waterproof jacket for staying comfortable during coastal walks. Many visitors also bring reusable beach bags for fossil hunting and picnics.

  • What is the nightlife in Lyme Regis like?

    Lyme Regis has a laid-back nightlife with traditional pubs, cozy wine bars, and occasional live music events in local venues. Strolling the illuminated harbor area in the evening is a favorite way to take in the local atmosphere.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Lyme Regis?

    Lyme Regis Carnival is a well-known summer event, and Fossil Festival in spring is frequently suggested for family fun, science talks, and guided walks. Food and arts festivals also bring local flavors and exhibitions across the town.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Lyme Regis?

    Lyme Regis has family-friendly vacation rentals in areas near the harbor and surrounding gardens, with hosts often providing amenities for children. Look for stays with easy access to beach paths and local attractions.

All about Lyme Regis

Situated on the emblematic Dorset coast along the English Channel, the ancient town of Lyme Regis is renowned for its towering white cliffs and sand and shingle beaches. In 1811, a 12-year-old girl discovered the world’s first complete ichthyosaur skeleton on the rocky shores of the bay, and fossil hunting has been a popular pastime here ever since. Pay a visit to the free Lyme Regis Museum to learn about the life of the town’s famous paleontologists and get a sense of what the world was like millions of years ago. If you get bitten by the fossil bug, Dinosaurland Fossil Museum has tens of thousands of specimens to explore, and the ammonite pavement — a limestone layer packed full of ammonite fossils — draws visitors to Monmouth Beach to the west of town.

Lyme Regis’ position on the Jurassic Coast — the only natural UNESCO World Heritage Site in England — provides easy access to nearly 100 miles of towering cliffs and hidden coves, from Golden Cap's epic views to the red rocks at Beer. Back in town, stone cottages and colourful shop fronts line Broad Street, and traditional pubs serve up platters of cold-water prawns and locally harvested oysters.

What are the top things to do in Lyme Regis?

The Cobb

Built to protect the town from the elements, Lyme Regis’ curved harbour is a popular meeting point on summer evenings when families tuck into traditional fish and chips in the sea air. Many fishermen from the local area still head out from here on a regular basis, and trips for mackerel, deep-sea excursions, and sightseeing tours are available to visitors. You can also hop on a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) for an adrenaline rush on a 30-minute speed ride or a more sedate cruise.

The Undercliffs National Nature Reserve

Get a taste of the untamed beauty of the Jurassic Coast at the Undercliffs National Nature Reserve. Pass the Cobb and keep walking until you reach the sign for the South West Coast Path, or access the reserve from the top of town. A rugged coastline of chalk and sandstone sits alongside dense woodland and a variety of wildlife. Spring sees carpets of bluebells and daffodils unfurl amongst the trees.

The Town Mill

Find this ancient working watermill at the end of Mill Lane, past rows of pastel-hued cottages. Since the 1300s, this building has been providing the town and surrounding area with flour. Now run as a charitable trust, the complex has expanded to become a hub for local creative businesses. You can check out work by the town’s artists, pick up treats baked on-site, and even sample a beer from the brewery. Tours of the mill are available, but they must be booked in advance.