Exmoor Bed & Breakfasts Guide

former hunting lodge dating from the Edwardian period set in an idyllic spot with country views; guest rooms are elegant and classically styled

a charming, converted Georgian mill house which retains many of the original features and that make for a delightful, cosy, Exmoor stay

set within Exmoor where you can enjoy the countryside quiet, yet within a short drive of South Molton, this guest house offers a cosy retreat

dating back to the fifteenth century, this farm guest house has been sympathetically restored to offer a peaceful, relaxing stay

a former rectory, dating from the 18th century and retaining many character features, offering stylish, beautifully presented guest rooms

a country inn set in a quiet hamlet providing a comfortable base to explore Exmoor, home cooked food is served and uses Exmoor produce

popular inn set in the highest village on Exmoor, with log fires, a friendly atmosphere, homely accommodation and a good location for walking

this beautiful 17th century property with stone pillars and oak beams, yet stylishly updated, provides a cosy and relaxing spot for a break away

a picture postcard 400-year-old thatched cottage has charming beamed rooms with modern facilities and a breakfast made from local produce

close to the coast and near scenic Somerset locations, this 16th century farmhouse offers attractive self-contained rooms in a barn conversion

just 7 minutes walk to the famous Cliff Railway, this well-presented B&B offers traditionally furnished rooms and generous breakfast choices

this sixteenth century guest house offers cosy, modernised rooms. Adjoined is a quaint teashop frequented by visitors and locals alike

for country lovers, a cosy hostel in the riverside setting of a former Victorian shooting lodge, in the heart of the Exmoor National Park

located opposite the historic Yarn Market on Dunster's picturesque High Street, a welcoming, independently owned hotel serving hearty food

a distinctive façade, classic period features, roaring log fires, over 200 Malt Whiskys and locally sourced produce are prominent features