The Highcliffe Hotel in Cleveland is a Victorian building, located in a quiet area of Clevedon within walking distance of the pier and sea front. The restaurant, bar and terrace have glorious sea views. A wide range of good quality, home cooked meals is always offered which can be eaten in the bar or restaurant.

The Highcliffe Hotel, Clevedon boasts the Channel Room overlooks the Bristol Channel Estuary and the Welsh Hills. It provides an ideal location for receptions, it accommodates up to 65 people for a served meal, 100 for a buffet.

Local attractions include: Clifton, Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole, Roman Baths in Bath, North Somerset, Cribbs Causeway Shopping Centre, Clifton Suspension Bridge. In Bristol there is the Zoo and the SS Great Britain. The latest National Trust attraction of Tyntesfield is also close.

The Highcliffe Hotel, Clevedon is well located for Portishead, Avonmouth, Portbury, Nailsea, Kenn and Yatton.

The Queenswood Hotel has three lounges, a well stocked cocktail bar and a restaurant which can serve dinner for up to 45 seated guests or up to 75 for buffet parties; weddings, business lunches and conferences can all be accommodated. Menus comprise a selection of English and Continental dishes.

The West Country is justly famous for its mild climate, scenic beauty and historic heritage. The Roman remains and Abbey at Bath, the Cathedral of Wells, Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole, Longleat House and many other stately homes. Within Weston there is a selection of national shops and smaller local boutiques, Sea Aquarium, Piers, Time Machine Museum, the Lambretta museum, Winter Gardens, Playhouse and Helicopter museum.

Weston has miles of beautiful wide sandy beaches great for walks and taking in the sea air.