Burgh Island
£249—Last minute: iconic Art Deco hideaway, 50% off
Varuni Sakhalkar
Deal Expert
Why We Love This Deal
Burgh Island Hotel is a glamourous Art Deco hideaway that attracted the A-list in the 1930s. Nancy Cunard, Noel Coward, Lord Mountbatten, and Agatha Christie have all been guests here. The private island is the setting for Christie's And Then There Were None and Evil Under the Sun.
Last-minute overnight stays in February are £249, saving 49–50% on the direct flexible prices. This is a Club Offer, negotiated exclusively for our Club Members.
What's Included
- Valid 5–12, 15, 19, 22–24 February, 2026
- £249... Luxe Double room
- £299... Suite
- Overnight accommodation, with breakfast, for two
More Reasons to Go
- Each room and suite is individually decorated in the Art Deco style. Most are named after celebrity visitors. Luxe rooms have balconies and sea views. Guest amenities include bathrobes, bespoke toiletries, and Devon fudge. There are no televisions.
- The Grand Ballroom hosts black-tie dining every night. Or you can sample fresh seafood in The Nettlefold restaurant.
- The Palm Court Lounge—with its magnificent stained-glass ceiling—turns into the Cocktail Club in the evening. Perfect for a pre-dinner tipple. The cosy Pilchard Inn dates back 700 years. Once a smuggler's haunt, the pub has low ceilings, open fires, and locally brewed beers.
- Get a treatment at the hotel spa or play tennis and croquet by the sea. The snooker room houses the hotel's first table.
- Access to the tidal island is from the mainland. Guests arrive either by a hotel car or by a quaint sea tractor, depending on tide times.