NEARBY AREAS

CULDOON
Culdoon, our hillside home in the National Park, at the gateway to the stunning coastal scenery of Lynton and Lynmouth, and the romantic wilderness of Exmoor.
Our accommodation, on the ground floor of Culdoon, is comfortable, light and airy, and spacious. We have two double rooms available, one en suite and the other with adjacent private facility

BRATTON MILL
Bratton Mill, originally built in the l7th century and recently restored, is a beautifully furnished, idyllic, riverside hideaway. It is situated in a 28 acre wooded valley adjacent to a former mill, tucked away below the village of Bratton Fleming. The village has an excellent hostelry and lies on Exmoor's western border, 8 miles from the regional centre of Barnstaple.

BRENDON HOUSE HOTEL
This charming 18th Century country house nestles in the tranquil and very beautiful valley of the East Lyn River, in the heart of Lorna Doone Country.  Very comfortable accommodation all rooms having beautiful Exmoor views.

THE STAGHUNTERS
Situated on the banks of the East Lyn in the picturesque village of Brendon, The Staghunters offers comfortable en suite accommodation, home-made locally sourced food and real ales in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
The Staghunters is in the ideal location for walking, riding, fishing, shooting and hunting. With its valleys, moorland, coastline and array of wildlife, including the magnificent Red Deer, Exmoor is easily accessible from The Staghunters.

THE ROCKFORD INN
The Rockford Inn sits beside the East Lyn River which flows through the beautiful and tranquil Brendon Valley in Exmoor National Park. The rural public house dates back to the 17th century and provides a cosy and convivial atmosphere in which to relax. Its a traditional North Devon country pub popular with local farmers, ramblers and fishermen set in an isolated and remote hamlet. We offer excellent home cooked seasonal foods, local brewed real ales and comfortable accommodation in which to stay, where we offer half board and full board. You can sit by the river, enjoy a pint as you watch herons stalk young salmon and trout, as well as the odd unfortunate frog. The sound of rushing water over the rocky rapids provides a tranquillity to behold. After we have locked up and retired the guests to bed the only sounds you will hear are the peaceful, tinkling waterfalls and the hooting of owls in the woods.

MEADPOOL HOUSE
Situated in a peaceful location on the banks of the East Lyn River, Meadpool House provides very comfortable B&B accommodation, all rooms having glorious Exmoor views.
You are assured of a warm welcome. Relax and unwind in our guests' lounge, or in our beautiful gardens beside the river, and enjoy a pot of tea or coffee and homemade cake on your arrival.

COOMBE FARM
Coombe Farm is a 17th century stone built working farm in the heart of Exmoor. It is set in a elevated position with commanding views over the Brendon Valley. Our centrally heated house with the addition of  a woodburner in the lounge ensures your comfort in the early spring or late autumn.
We are an ideal base for exploring Exmoor either on foot, by car or on horseback. 

WINSBERE HOUSE
We have comfortable rooms and a friendly, relaxed atmosphere together with a superb full English breakfast served in our delightful dining room - just right for a day of walking, riding, fishing, cycling or just exploring the lots of hidden places by car. Winsbere is surrounded by pretty gardens and there is ample parking, plus a lockup garage for cyclists (route 3, `West Country Way`). All rooms are tastefully decorated with lovely country views.

YARN MARKET HOTEL
Our Hotel is situated in the beautiful Village of Dunster, within the Exmoor National Park. In the picture left, the hotel is the large white building on the right, with the ancient Yarn Market in the foreground directly in front of the Hotel. At the end of the street you can see the imposing Dunster Castle.
Ideal for Walking, Cycling, Horse Riding and many other country pursuits with many walks available from our doorstep so you can park up and forget your car if you wish. Our friendly staff, many who have worked here for several years, enjoy seeing so many regular faces and love to add a ‘new’ face to the regular ones.

STOCKLEIGH LODGE
Stockleigh Lodge is situated on the outskirts of the village of Exford, which is the centre of the Exmoor National Park, one of only three remaining parts of Great Britain known for its peace and tranquillity.
Stockleigh Lodge is over 110 years old and has been a Bed and Breakfast establishment for over thirty years.

BEACHBOROUGH
Hidden away in the village of Kentisbury on the edge of Exmoor National Park is Beachborough. A grade II listed old Georgian rectory set in 4 acres of gardens and woodlands, bordered by its own stream. Perfect for private parties, self-indulgent walkers or anyone simply wanting to get away. The feel is 'country house', mixed style with informality, flag stoned floors, marble fireplaces, huge sash windows with shutters rather than curtains.

KENTISBURY MILL
Three miles from the coast, nestling in the North Devon hills and 2 acres of gardens is the 18th century Kentisbury Mill where you will receive a warm welcome from Gail and Jim Evans. Starting at the old mill leat, gently sloping lawns lead down to a pond and Exmoor stream and summerhouse where guests can relax and unwind.

ROSEHILL BARN
If you want a really relaxing and quiet stay in lovely surroundings, consider Rosehill Barn, hidden away in a superbly beautiful corner of North Devon, set in rolling countryside and overlooking a wooded valley. This newly restored barn lies in the grounds of Hill, a 15th century, Grade II* Open Hall House. Hill is the oldest house in the hamlet in Loxhore, some seven miles from Barnstaple and close to Exmoor.

MANNACOTT FARM
Mannacott Farm is situated 1 mile from the hamlet of Martinhoe with lovely views towards Trentishoe Down.  It is situated in an ideal walking area close to the South West coast path and unspoilt Heddon's Mouth.  Bar meals are available at the Hunters Inn ½ mile away. 

HIGHER BODLEY FARM
Higher Bodley is a working hill farm, set in the foothills of Exmoor at the top of the Heddon Valley with easy access from the A.39 Higher Bodley is the perfect base for exploring the wonders of Exmoor and the beautiful coastline of North Devon, either by car, walking cycling or riding. There are signed footpaths from the farm leading to the moor, and bridle ways for that perfect country riding, an added plus being the farm is only a ten minute walk to the local gastro pub.

THE COIGN
The large twin bedded room is tastefully decorated with matching furnishings. You can relax and watch TV on the comfortable sofa. Our beds are made up with duck down duvets and the goose feather pillows for you to snuggle down into. The superb south facing view over-looks the Exmoor hills and beyond. The room has its very own access through a patio door with parking right outside and although the bathroom is not en-suite, it is just over the hall and is for the exclusive use of our guests. The room is equipped with a flat screen television with freeview and we also offer a free broadband connection along with complimentary high quality tea and coffee making facilities.

THE HUNTERS INN
The Hunters' Inn has immense charm and character and holds pride of place in the stunning Heddon Valley, an ideal base from which to explore the wild beauty of Exmoor and the North Devon coastline. Situated in over four acres of landscaped gardens, bordered by the River Heddon, the Inn is just a one mile walk away from the sea at Haddon’s Mouth and adjacent to one of the most impressive parts of the South West coast path. In addition there are many circular walks that allow you to appreciate the locality and its abundance of wildlife, including deer.

MOORLANDS HOTEL
Moorlands, a late 19th century gentleman's residence, was built by the late Colonel Lake and later opened as the Station Hotel serving customers on the old narrow gauge railway from Lynton to Barnstaple. The old house now sits in private grounds of some 6 acres of garden surrounded by Exmoor countryside. More recent additions include a residents bar and an outdoor swimming pool, making Moorlands the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing and quiet break, away from the hustle and bustle of town life.

THE FOX AND GOOSE
A traditional Exmoor Inn, renowned for its food, wine and beer.
The pub now offers newly renovated and refurbished accommodation across two rooms. They can be let as either a double or twin, both have large under floor heated en-suite bathrooms, with powerful rain showers. The rooms come with colour television & integral DVD players, tea & coffee facilities, large

MYRTLE COTTAGE GUEST HOUSE
Myrtle Cottage guest house is a thatched early 16th century dwelling situated in Porlock a stroll from the sea, at the foot of Exmoor. The beauty of the landscape defies description. The bed and breakfast accommodation is open all year round (with a blazing log fire to keep you as warm as toast) and has free parking. We are pet friendly and welcome well behaved dogs.

THE CULBONE
Looking for Dog Friendly accommodation? Three of our five bedrooms welcome your canine friend.  Did you know?  Pip our Westie was the inspiration for the name of our restaurant group, Pips Pubs. Stay at the highest Restaurant with Rooms on Exmoor from just £75 per room per night  or enjoy our Special Weekday Dinner, Bed and Breakfast Offer. Price include VAT and full Somerset Breakfast.

THE EXMOOR FOREST INN
The Exmoor Forest Inn is set in the heart of beautiful Exmoor, one of the smallest National Parks covering about 265 square miles, with its long and spectacular coast line, high moor land with wild ponies and red deer, steep valley with tumbling streams and picturesque villages, all together a lovely place to be. Ideally situated for walking, riding, fishing, shooting or just enjoying the beautiful surroundings. We are perfectly positioned for a first or last nights stay on the "Two Moors Walk" linking Exmoor to Dartmoor.

SIMONSBATH HOUSE HOTEL
With all rooms having picture postcard views of the Barle Valley you can sit and relax whilst planning your next walk along the banks of this picturesque river. Alternatively take a drive to some of the well known parts of Exmoor and its surrounding coast. Just 7 miles will take you to the stunning beauty of Watersmeet on the East Lyn river or follow the road further into Lynmouth with the cliff side railway connecting the town to Lynton. From here you can walk easily to the Valley of the Rocks or you can go further to Woody Bay Heddon's Mouth and the infamous Hunters Inn. Alternatively the coastal resorts of Minehead, Ilfracombe and Croyde Bay are all within a short drive. 

GEORGE HOTEL
Whether you're in North Devon on business for one night, on a golfing or walking break with friends or basing yourselves here for a short break holiday, The George offers you a comfortable resting place amongst friends. We aim to provide a friendly, enjoyable and efficient service that will have you coming back for more! Take a look at the map and you'll find South Molton between Barnstaple and Tiverton and only 30 minutes from the M5 at Junction 27.

THE WOODY BAY HOTEL
Woody Bay Hotel is situated in the most stunning position on the rugged Exmoor coastline. The hotel is very comfortable and Martin is noted for his imaginative cuisine.
The sunsets from the restaurant are quite breathtaking and are included in the bill!
Some of the finest walking in the area, including the South West Coast path, are right on the doorstep making the Woody Bay Hotel a perfect choice for exploring the region.