of art books on display; these belong to the hotel’s floorboards, rattan furniture, blue and white scatter on the island, and opens from early spring to late
owner and are there to complement the impressive cushions and luxurious beds with white Egyptian summer. Visitors get to the Scilly Isles via boat or
collection of contemporary British art that can be cotton sheets and duvet covers. All the rooms have helicopter from Cornwall and arrive at Tresco. From
found throughout the hotel, including some notable balconies or private patio gardens. The walls are there, transfer golf buggies take guests to the pier
pieces from the likes of (Dame) Barbara Hepworth, wood panelled, beach hut style, and painted in where a ferry (during high tide only) crosses to the
Julius Olsson, John Miller and Kathy Todd. There are cream or light blue. Original art gives each room an island. It is the perfect place to unwind: a place for
also several works from local artist Richard Pearce, individual, homely feel. Each room has a small music nature lover, bird lovers, art lovers, young lovers and
who lives and works on the island and is something system and a television although Bryher is the kind hotel lovers and it ranks as one of my favourites. •
of a celebrity there. of place where few will welcome the intrusion of Hell Bay Hotel. Bryher, Isles of Scilly
The rooms of the hotel are warm and charming technology, preferring, instead, the sight and sounds Tel: +44 (0)1720 422947
and simply decorated with sisal carpet or wooden of its natural surroundings. Hell Bay is the only hotel www.hellbay.co.uk
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