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The Falmouth Hotel is a large Victorian seafront hotel at the eastern end of Cliff Road, looking out over Castle Beach and Falmouth Bay.

Low Wood Bay is a large four-star resort right on the eastern shore of Windermere, on the A591 between Windermere town and Ambleside.

The Old England is a large lakeside hotel in the middle of Bowness-on-Windermere, with gardens running down to the lake a couple of minutes from Bowness Pier.

The Lygon Arms is a historic coaching inn on Broadway's High Street, right in the middle of the village.

Harbour Beach Club Hotel & Spa is a 50-room hotel run by Harbour Hotels, set directly on the beach at South Sands, just south of Salcombe at the mouth of the estuary.

Linthwaite House is a 36-room hotel on a hilltop off Crook Road above Bowness, run by the Leeu Collection.

Livermead Cliff Hotel is a 65-room, three-star hotel right on the Torbay Road seafront between Torquay and Paignton, with its own access down to the beach.

The Royal Duchy is a traditional four-star hotel on Cliff Road, run by Brend Hotels and facing Falmouth Bay a short walk from Castle Beach.

Gilpin is a luxury country house hotel on the B5284 Crook Road, a couple of miles east of Windermere, set in its own gardens and woodland.

Lindeth Howe is a 30-room country house hotel in its own grounds on Longtail Hill, just south of Bowness-on-Windermere.

Membly Hall is a family-run hotel on Cliff Road, the seafront road between Gyllyngvase Beach and Castle Beach in Falmouth.

The Devon Court is a small, host-run hotel of ten rooms on Croft Road in Torquay, on the slope above Torre Abbey Sands.

The Stag at Stow is a pub-hotel on The Square in the centre of Stow-on-the-Wold, with St Edward's Church a minute's walk away.

The Gissons Hotel is a 25-room roadside hotel in the village of Kennford, just south of Exeter where the M5 ends and the A38 and A380 split towards Plymouth and Torbay.

This DoubleTree is a 148-room hotel in Charlton Kings, on the south-east side of Cheltenham and about two and a half miles from the town centre.

The Headland is a large Victorian hotel standing on its own on the headland above Fistral Beach, on the western side of Newquay.

Dormy House is a country-house hotel and spa on Willersey Hill, the high ground above Broadway village on the northern edge of the Cotswolds.

The Headland Hotel & Spa is a 78-room, AA three-star hotel on Daddyhole Road, on the quieter eastern side of Torquay above Meadfoot Beach.

Ellenborough Park is a 61-room country-house hotel on Southam Road, on the north-east edge of Cheltenham and about two miles from the racecourse.

Fistral Beach Hotel and Spa is an adults-only hotel on Esplanade Road, on the slope above Fistral Beach on the west side of Newquay.

The Esplanade is a big four-star family hotel on Esplanade Road, set above the southern end of Fistral Beach in Newquay.

Harbour Hotel Salcombe is a 50-room hotel on Cliff Road, built on the water's edge of the Salcombe estuary a few minutes' walk from the town centre.

The Daffodil is a lakeside hotel on the edge of Grasmere village, run by Crerar Hotels, with Dove Cottage and the Wordsworth Museum a few minutes' walk away.

Carbis Bay Hotel & Estate sits right on Carbis Bay beach, a sheltered sandy cove about 1.5 miles from St Ives with views across St Ives Bay.

Old Stocks Inn is a small boutique inn facing the Market Square in Stow-on-the-Wold, a short walk from St Edward's Church and the town's galleries.

The Fish is a laid-back hotel on the 500-acre Farncombe Estate, on the hill above Broadway and next to its sister house Foxhill Manor.

Premier Inn Keswick is a 71-room budget chain hotel on High Hill, at the western end of Keswick and a few minutes' walk from the town centre and the Derwent Pencil Museum.

The Drunken Duck is a small country inn at Barngates, on a quiet lane in the fells between Ambleside and Hawkshead.

The Samling is a small country house hotel above the north end of Windermere, off the A591 between Windermere and Ambleside.

Beaumont House is a 14-room guesthouse in an 1850 Regency villa on Shurdington Road, about a mile south-west of Cheltenham town centre and a few minutes' walk from the University of Gloucestershire.