The table · The spa · The coast
A day here has nowhere to be.
There is no activity sheet at DY HOTEL. There's a table that changes daily, a sauna by the sea, and a coast that rewards walking. Most guests find that's plenty.
Five courses,
off the boat.
Dinner is a short set menu, written fresh each afternoon around what the morning brought in — line-caught fish, what's ready in the walled garden, bread from the same oven we opened with. Five courses, generous but never grand, served from half past six in a room that's mostly windows.
Breakfast is unhurried and included for every guest. The cellar, built slowly since 2021, leans toward small growers and the kind of bottles our sommelier can tell a story about. We're glad to cook around most diets with a day's notice.
From 6.30 pm
Five-course board
Included daily
By arrangement
Heat, cold,
and the sea.
Cut into the slope below the terrace in 2023 — small, wood-fired, and pointed at the water.
A wood-fired sauna, a cold plunge fed from the headland spring, and a single treatment room where we offer unhurried massages by appointment. There's a rhythm to it the staff will happily explain: warm through, cool off in the spring or the sea itself, rest, and begin again. Towels, robes and the quiet are provided.
Wood-fired
Spring-fed
By appointment
House guests
Eleven miles,
from the door.
The cliff path begins two minutes from reception and runs eleven miles in either direction — past coves, an old chapel, and a lighthouse that still keeps watch. We'll point you to the walk that suits the tide and the day, lend you boots and a flask, and keep dinner warm if you lose track of the light.
Closer to home there's the walled garden to wander, sea swimming for the brave, and the headland itself — best at dusk, when the lamps come on in the windows behind you.
No timetable.
A few good hours.
Breakfast, slowly
Coffee in the dining room or a tray in bed, the tide table consulted, the day left deliberately open.
The coast, or the chair
A long walk to the lighthouse and back, a swim if you're brave, or simply the window seat and a book. Both count.
Warm through
The sauna fired, the plunge bracing, the terrace blankets out as the light drops over the water.
To the table
Five courses by candlelight, a bottle the cellar's proud of, and nowhere at all you need to be after.
Come for the
quiet. Stay for
the table.
Tell us when you'd like to come and we'll build the days around the tide, the table and the weather you'll meet.
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