The most westerly hotel in England

Dining inspired by island and sea

A haven of calm in a wild seascape

Rejuvenate amidst Bryher's relaxing rhythm

HELL BAY HOTEL

BRYHER | ISLES OF SCILLY

Welcome to Hell Bay, a luxurious retreat on the wild west coast of Bryher and the highest-rated hotel and restaurant in the Isles of Scilly. From our light-filled suites offering sweeping sea views to exceptional dining at Scilly’s only three AA Rosette restaurant, Hell Bay is where luxury meets nature.

Nestled between rugged landscapes and crystal-clear waters, this stunning waterfront escape perfectly blends untamed beauty and sophisticated comfort. Whether for tranquil relaxation, family adventures, or island exploration, Hell Bay offers a place to unwind, reconnect, and make lasting memories.

A haven of calm in a wild seascape…

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A haven of calm in a wild seascape

Enjoy spectacular ocean or garden views from your balcony or terrace, before letting the captivating sights and sounds of the ocean lull you into a state of pure relaxation

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The ultimate place to escape and recharge; a private oasis for a romantic getaway or quality family time…

– The Telegraph

Dining inspired by island & sea

At Scilly’s only 3AA Rosette restaurant, the finest seasonal produce from island fishers and local farmers sits at the heart of Head Chef Richard Kearsley’s daily-changing menus

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There’s nothing quite like sipping a samphire margarita on a sunset deck overlooking a wildlife lagoon with waves crashing in the distance. The setting is idyllic and the food even better…

– The Times

At the very edge of England

Here at England’s most westerly hotel, the finest hospitality meets Bryher’s natural beauty and rugged rhythm of relaxation; the ultimate place to rest and recharge

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It was all bliss. As you travel in ever-smaller conveyances, you feel your cares diminish, until you arrive at a place where life is integrated with landscape.

– The Standard