Discover the best hotels in Exmoor National Park, England including St Vincent Guest House & Tea Garden, Kentisbury Grange Hotel, Dunster Castle Hotel, Blue Ball Inn, Lorna Doone House, North Cliff Hotel, Exmoor House, The Luttrell Arms, St Vincent Guest House & Tea Garden, The Bath Hotel.
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5 based on 84 reviews
Welcome to St. Vincent Guest House in beautiful Lynton, North Devon, where Clive and Maria invite you to enjoy a stay in the comfort of their elegant Georgian grade II listed home. The bed and breakfast has comfortable and atmospheric bedrooms, six ensuite and one with a private shower room ranging from 1 single bedroom, 2 double bedrooms, 2 kingsize bedrooms & 2 rooms that can be set as either twin or superking beds (these latter 2 rooms have baths rather than showers). All rooms are individually styled. There is a Log burner/fire in main Guest Lounge (which unfortunately is not available at the moment during the covid pandemic). There is a Cottage garden to relax in and have an al fresco breakfast (weather permitting) which has also been opened as a Tea Garden to guests, locals & visitors to Lynton (again weather permitting). Close to coastal path. All breakfasts catered for including Vegan/Veg & Gluten Free (ideally with some notice!). Non smoking. Dog's welcome as we have pets of our own. Unfortunately we are not able to cater for children.
This was the best B&B I stayed in over fifty days walking the South West Coastal Path! The breakfast beat all others with wonderful locally sourced ingredients and lovely yogurt to accompany my granola. There was even a complimentary Easter Egg to mark Good Friday! The owners were wonderfully welcoming and helpful, supported by their friendly dog and an affectionate cat who loves to cuddle new friends - although they kept a respectful distance from guests who did not like pets. Room on ground floor well decorated with comfortable, high quality bedding. Set in historic town house with period features - the rooms are named after warships that fought at the Battle of St Vincent. Location was perfect for accessing South West Coastal Path, as well as the Coleridge Way and Two Moors Way that pass Lynton too.
5 based on 917 reviews
Kentisbury Grange – where classic British heritage embraces contemporary luxuries with style, romance and informal elegance. Beautifully restored to its distinguished best this fine Victorian country house hotel is an inspiring blend of glamour, history, nature and indulgence. Kentisbury Grange is the ultimate chic retreat, romantic getaway and luxury country escape all rolled into one.
We stayed in a ‘Kentisbury Suite’ room which was extremely clean, spacious, and very comfortable. The bathroom was enormous and both the freestanding bath and large shower very luxurious! The Nespresso machine was a nice touch. Kentisbury Grange is a nice grand house and has a comfortable lounge area with games should you wish to use it. Grounds are established with plenty of wildlife to spot. Breakfast was a plentiful list of options both hot and cold - which set us up for the day nicely. The Coachhouse restaurant was very good, fine dining in style, and the Fox & Goose nearby was good as a quality pub food option.
4.5 based on 313 reviews
Dunster Castle Hotel has Dunster's only private car park. It's 50 yards to the Castle and 1 mile to Dunster beach. Most rooms face the cobbled medieval High Street. The refurbished hotel is under new ownership since 2016 and has established itself as a luxury boutique hotel with a gin bar, restaurant as well as serving the finest afternoon teas in its ballroom. All rooms are en-suite and vary from compact budget through to luxurious super-kingsize, and feature SMART TV's, free fast broadband, USB points, tea/coffee, quality amenities, and are complemented by stylish designer fabrics. Most overlook the cobbled high street. The restaurant has the fastest growing reputation in the area for delivering exceptional food sourced from local ingredients. It's seasonal and is complimented by exceptional service in elegant surroundings. The gin bar serves the finest 100 local, national and international gins available including popular 'gin flights' of 3 gins, Fevertree tonic and a G&T Ganache.
We always stay at the Castle Hotel,Everyone is so friendly and helpful.Due to staff shortages the hotel is offering just bed and breakfast at the moment but there are several places in Dunster to get an evening meal.
4.5 based on 686 reviews
The Blue Ball Inn is a dog friendly traditional Inn located in the heart of the country’s most spectacular Hiking and Walking Trails on Exmoor, North Devon. Stay with us to relax, or to follow one of the seven circular walks through stunning countryside that start from the inn. Plenty of parking on site. Dogs, children and walkers are very welcome.
Stayed for a night and can honestly say a great place great food and staff 10/10 the rooms are comfortable and nicely furnished we had a wet room shower and the bed was so comfy we did not want to leave . Car park is opposite and so is the coast path which I'm sure attracts a lot of people.
5 based on 250 reviews
We offer a friendly service in a great location. Guests can enjoy an evening meal as well as a great breakfast. We are licensed so you can enjoy a drink whilst watching the sun go down.
Just a lovely setting, accommodation and hosts. Easy to find, clean a recently refreshed. After a 12 mile trek on the SW path, was so needing a beer and wine and Russell was quick to accommodate. We took his advice on dinner and had a great stay. Will come back.
5 based on 82 reviews
Relax and enjoy the peace and quiet of The North Cliff Hotel. All our 11 en-suite rooms have some of the finest sea and coastal views in North Devon. Situated on The South West Coastal Path with the famous water powered Cliff Railway linking Lynton and Lynmouth passing within a few feet of the hotel. We welcome children, dogs and groups and have a car park.
We did know that we had booked a seaside hotel with good views but had no idea of what was really in store for us until we had climbed the steep road to Lynton, down a narrow access path and up the driveway to the North Cliff Hotel. This place must be seen to fully understand how spectacular views from the dramatic location combined with an authentic interior decoration of classic seaside resort of days gone by beefed up with modern facilities like TV and internet produces the ideal place for a unique and unforgettable holiday stay. On top of this add the kindness of hostess and owner Rebecca, a sumptuous and delicious breakfast with a stunning view, a funiculaire/tram in the backyard to save you walking back up the steep hill once you have hiked down to enjoy fish & chips in picturesque and romantic Lynmouth below. Or you can walk up the hill to visit quaint Lynton and its small shops, market stalls or ample choice of restaurants. But to go to sleep with the view from your room og the setting sunrays on the distant head rock and walking up again with the sun rising over that same bluff is an experience of a lifetime which will always stay with you.
5 based on 256 reviews
Our lovely Edwardian house in the heart of Exmoor National Park is also in the centre of a working village and it isn’t uncommon to see sheep being herded along the road outside. In 2017 we refurbished the house to enhance its original features, whilst maintaining its Edwardian character. The spacious rooms are all beautifully decorated & benefit from: Complimentary toiletries, tea tray, Smart TV, Superfast internet access, USB charging points, laptop safe & fridge. New for 2022 is our ground floor, self contained suite for those who wish to self-cater or just want more space! We are ideally situated to walk the Coleridge Way, visit the beaches of Minehead, Porlock & Blue Anchor & to enjoy the beauty of nearby attractions such as Tarr Steps, Lynton, Lynmouth, Wimbleball Lake & Dunster Castle. Exmoor is Europe’s first designated International Dark Skies Reserve & nearby Dunkery Beacon is a great place to star-gaze. Exmoor House is the perfect place to stay for Dunster by Candlelight and Snowdrop Valley as we're just a short walk to the 'park & ride'. Whole house bookings available upon request.
A warm welcome from hosts who have thought carefully about what guests want from a B&B. The room was well-appointed, with a very comfortable bed, a good TV and a lovely view of Dunkery Beacon from the window. Breakfast was excellent - many locally sourced items and everything prepared with care. For dinner, we went no further than the Rest and be Thankful Inn, across the road from Exmoor House. It has no airs and graces but, in a friendly atmosphere, it serves good pub food at a reasonable price. We enjoyed our three-night stay at Exmoor House very much and hope to return before too long.
4.5 based on 1176 reviews
The Luttrell Arms is a 3 star, 28 room hotel. Set in the medieval village of Dunster with its many interesting buildings, a short walk from the famous Dunster Castle and within the Exmoor National Park. The privately owned 14th century Luttrell Arms is surrounded by beautiful countryside making it the ideal destination for that weekend break or midweek getaway. Stroll around the village, walk the moor, or just sit by a log fire in a building where hospitality has been a way of life for hundreds of years. Heritage "If you could bottle the air in the bar at the Luttrell Arms and sell it you'd clean up" so wrote a local journalist. The smell of logs burning on the fire, a hint of hops from the pints of ale, add to this the smell of something aromatic being cooked in the kitchen, and the most essential element - the smell of history, it oozes out of the walls which have stood for 800 years. There are many outstanding architectural features, the medieval hall with its hammer beam roof (room 17) and twelve light window. History seeps out of the blackened frames, which had their glass rattled loose as Cromwell’s gunners laid siege to Dunster Castle from a defended strong point at the end of the garden. Cromwell’s Commander, Col. Robert Blake walked the corridors of the hotel, it was then called the Ship Inn and was used as his headquarters throughout the siege of the castle. Also of note is some very fine plasterwork on the ceiling of the lounge downstairs, and the plaster over mantle in room 12, showing Actaeon being devoured by hounds. The Arms of Luttrell that we use today carry us back to a Gentleman of 1261, the crest takes us only back to 1621, but the supporters are directly derived from one of the Barons who coerced King John into sealing Magna Carta. A more modern visitor is Hercule Poirot. In "The Cornish Mystery" he confronts the murderer in one of the hotel’s bedrooms.
Thank you to all the staff, especially the ladies at The Lutterell. You were so attentive, warm and friendly and nothing too much trouble. The hotel is in such a characterful, historic and comfortable building, the atmosphere so friendly. Food was superb and plenty of it at reasonable prices. You made our holiday. We put it as our favourite place.
5 based on 84 reviews
Welcome to St. Vincent Guest House in beautiful Lynton, North Devon, where Clive and Maria invite you to enjoy a stay in the comfort of their elegant Georgian grade II listed home. The bed and breakfast has comfortable and atmospheric bedrooms, six ensuite and one with a private shower room ranging from 1 single bedroom, 2 double bedrooms, 2 kingsize bedrooms & 2 rooms that can be set as either twin or superking beds (these latter 2 rooms have baths rather than showers). All rooms are individually styled. There is a Log burner/fire in main Guest Lounge (which unfortunately is not available at the moment during the covid pandemic). There is a Cottage garden to relax in and have an al fresco breakfast (weather permitting) which has also been opened as a Tea Garden to guests, locals & visitors to Lynton (again weather permitting). Close to coastal path. All breakfasts catered for including Vegan/Veg & Gluten Free (ideally with some notice!). Non smoking. Dog's welcome as we have pets of our own. Unfortunately we are not able to cater for children.
This was the best B&B I stayed in over fifty days walking the South West Coastal Path! The breakfast beat all others with wonderful locally sourced ingredients and lovely yogurt to accompany my granola. There was even a complimentary Easter Egg to mark Good Friday! The owners were wonderfully welcoming and helpful, supported by their friendly dog and an affectionate cat who loves to cuddle new friends - although they kept a respectful distance from guests who did not like pets. Room on ground floor well decorated with comfortable, high quality bedding. Set in historic town house with period features - the rooms are named after warships that fought at the Battle of St Vincent. Location was perfect for accessing South West Coastal Path, as well as the Coleridge Way and Two Moors Way that pass Lynton too.
4 based on 402 reviews
The Bath Hotel is a family run, quirky hotel overlooking the harbour in the picturesque village of Lynmouth, where Exmoor meets the sea. It has been in the same family since 1951. We are perfectly situated just minutes away from the South West Coast Path and the famous Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway. We have 20 comfortable and quintessentially eclectic en-suite rooms, the majority with sea views. With residents bar, onsite restaurant and award winning bar and restaurant, The Ancient Mariner which offers a wide selection of locally sourced food and drink in a gorgeous setting, we are the perfect base from which to explore all that Exmoor has to offer.
Can’t find any faults with our stay. My family had three rooms, one of which was a suite (Braunton suite I think) so we were allowed a parking spot. The hotel is in a perfect location next to all the shops and the cliff railway. We had dinner and breakfast and the Ancient Mariner which was excellent with very friendly service. Rooms were renovated, and clean with comfortable beds. Great views of the harbor. Highly recommend.
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