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The Rock Point Inn
Situated in the heart of Lyme Regis our historic Inn is the only
Inn to be sited by a river mouth (the Lym) and the estuary of the sea.
It has even been copied in Thames Town, Shanghai, sited by the
banks of the Yangste river.
We offer high standard accomodation which has recently been refurbished. With superb
views overlooking Lyme Bay which now has World Heritage Status.
There is no feeling to match that of being in the heart of an historic
town with a world renown reputation and excellent shopping
delights on your doorstep.
The Inn has a long history and has been under the same
management for more than a quarter of a century. Today it offers
a large, welcoming single bar, with two sun decks overlooking the
bay with panoramic views of the ancient Cobb. We offer an
exceptional selection of Real Ales, beers and fine wine. Our
food is freshly prepared with fresh fish being our speciality. There's
no feeling to match that of being at an historic vantage point in the
centre of a world renown town.
Sample Our Menu →
28th May 2012
Secure parking is available just up the hill from the Inn - free of charge.
Wireless Internet
At The Rock Point Inn we have wireless internet throughout the pub, and in every single one of our rooms.
Lyme Regis
There are so many things to see and do in Lyme Regis, you just have to know where to look.
Visit our page about Lyme Regis or follow some of our useful links at the bottom of every page.
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Reviews
"Beautiful Location and Great Beer."
- Customer
Dogs
At the Rock Point Inn we love dogs, and they are allowed on the premises, but unfortunately we regret that we cannot allow them to stay the night in our rooms. Many apologies.
- Gail Caddy
History
..of Lyme Regis
The first written record of Lyme Regis was in 774AD when the West Saxon King Cynewulf gave the land along the
river Lym to the monks of Sherborne Abbey, to establish a sea salt manufacturing industry. However man had
inhabited this area for thousands of years. The Iron Age forts of Pilsdon Pen, Lamberts Castle, Blackberry Castle
and Coney Castle lend testament to those early ancestors.
The town was known by the Romans as "Lym Supra Mare". A Roman Villa has been found at the nearby village of
Harcombe. Lyme takes its name from the river Lym; Lym meaning a torrent of water.
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