Review Surfers World
Outdoor Enthusiast, Spring 2006:
"The hotels are brilliant options and sure-fire proof that British beach holidays are now light years away from the damp b and bs with dragon like landladies....... It was also clear that there are few spots in Britain better suited to learning to surf."
FT, 2004:
"surfersworld have realised that not all wannabe surfers are happy campers or comfortable in a chintzy B&B; some are prepared to pay for the extras to make the weekend a luxury break."
Lads Mag, 2004:
"perhaps one of the coolest hotels on the planet"
The Times, 26 April 2003:
"A very well-conceived hotel; ideal for surfers"
The Independent, 27 April 2003:
"Stylish, light and airy rooms with views of the surf so close that you need only sit up in bed to see whether its worth heading out."
Evening Standard, 16 April 2003:
"Paradise found for blue-juice addicts"
The Observer, Escape, 15 June 2003:
One of the top ten seaside getaways in the UK
Wavelength, June 2003:
"The guys behind the hotel have opened their place to cater for the surfer who doesn't want to camp but wants to move away from the hostel or the B&B… usually run by the Gestapo, "we don't like fun".
Health & Fitness, July 2003:
"Forget scummy surf hostels - this place is more boutique hotel. If you want a cheap weekend that makes you feel as if you've had an indulgent foreign fortnight, this is for you."
Observer, 01 Feb 2004:
"Blissed Out on Woolacombe Surf"
Sven Meitzner, Nov 2003:
"A life changing holiday"
