Having seen a big advety about the new chef and seen a selection of dishes on offer on their website we thought we'd give it a go as we had an elderly parent in tow, have a nice Sunday lunch and we could sit and look at the sea. However when we were given the menu it was more like a cafe menu with a limited selection of cooked lunches - 2 roasts and a fish pie were the specials - whereas on the website there was a long list of them. My son and I had Fish & Chips - absolutely vile - the fish was not fresh,had a nasty coating on it and were I ever to venture into such a place as Iceland this would be what I would expect to buy. The chips were also not proper chips - tasteless and soft. Considering we were right on the seafront - prime location in Lyme - I would expect to have FRESH fish - not some ready done frozen offering which reqiures minimum preparation and cooking. We are very local and eat out frequently - why on earth would we return or recommend your restaurant? My husband had the roast - again the word tasteless was mentioned - frozen yorkshires - put loads of seasoning on the meat to improve the lack of flavour. We didn't mention any of this in the restaurant as this was a treat from my mother and we didn't want to spoil things for her. Let's hope the tourists keep you afloat as the locals will soon have you sussed out.

Booked sea view suite which also had separate lounge and small kitchen area with view over bay as well as the bedroom. Very expensive though, but the location could hardly be better.
Parking in a smallish garage five minute walk away. Good full breakfast.
Very much enjoyed and likely to return.

Stayed at the Bay and was disappointed. One strip of fancy pants wallpaper and matching curtains doesn't make a boutique hotel. It is in fact a series of apartments and a room downstairs that given it's size of a large sitting room sells itself as a Bar, Bistro and Restaurant, quite an amazing feet that it doesn't fulfil. 'Reception' is a piece of MDF in a corner of the what we will describe as the Bistro, although trying to get a drink after 9.30pm was impossible as everyone had gone home.
Nothing in the room led me to believe we were in a hotel, clean enough, although tiles in the bathroom needed a scrub and the half used body lotion bottle didn't really say 'boutique' although the price most certainly did.
Trying to be something it isn't but charging for the privilege of mis placed grandeur.
Will be staying next time at a local B&B

Service and food in the resturaunt was excellent. The location on the sea front was good although parking and unpacking was a little tricky as the lock up garage was a few streets away. Breakfast was very good and the staff were friendly. The room itself was incredibly expensive considering it was the end of October but it was half term. We had a garden view room (um...view of a huge extraction pipe, garden view description is pushing it a bit!). We didn't mind the small room but it had far too much useless furniture in it (large dining table AND a large coffee table in a tiny space). If priced more reasonably I would stay again but not at the current price.