Exmoor Bed & Breakfasts Guide

updated inn set in a pretty village on Exmoor's fringes, the elegent, well-appointed guest rooms are located in a separate coach house

peacefully located with scenic views, all of the smart rooms have sea views, and has an emphasis on serving local organic food at breakfast

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

an inn with an idyllic riverside location on the edge of Exmoor National Park, has comfortable rooms at the inn, or in the new Riverside Lodge

rustic chic characterizes the stylish rooms at this 450 year-old beamed gastro pub with relaxed gourmet dining, in a picturesque setting

charming, 14th-century, thatched quayside inn, bursting with character and offering stylish rooms, fresh local seafood, a cosy bar and views

dating back to the eighteenth century, this traditional guest house is furnished with antiques, but with smart, updated accommodation

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

be welcomed with tea and home made cake or scones at this family run guest house providing well appointed, light and airy accommodation

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

offering smart, modern accommodation this charming, farm guest house also has well appointed, self catering facilities for guests' use

in peaceful seclusion on the edge of the village, a charming 17th century country house offers luxurious suites - one with a four poster bed

a superb gourmet breakfast cooked by the chef-owner is the centrepiece of this luxurious B&B in a renovated period house in the heatr of Exmoor

a quiet and comfortable guest house - room shave a bright, country cottage decor - set on the fringes of the village with scenic views

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

for a delightful Somerset stay, choose this charming thatched cottage B&B with pretty rooms, in the picturesque coastal village of Porlock

retaining many original features including oak beams and a brick floor, this welcoming guest house provides traditional, cosy rooms

in the heart of Exmoor National Park, this classic country inn features a relaxed, wood-beamed bar where guests may enjoy hearty pub fare

peacefully placed, Grade II listed, Georgian former rectory set on the fringes of Exmoor with a relaxed, easy-going atmosphere

a hospitable family-run B&B with cosy rooms and comfy beds, enjoys a great location on Exford's village green, in the Exmoor National Park

previous guests of this homely, village B&B have commented favourably on the friendliness and helpful approach of the delightful hosts

stay on a working farm, guest house which provides comfortable, well appointed accommodation in a tranquil, picturesque spot

the friendly and knowledgeable hosts provide a warm welcome to their homely B&B, featuring light airy rooms, just 3 minutes walk to the beach

the welcoming owners of this historic house offer sumptuous rooms of spacious proportions, some with roll top baths and coastal views

in the Exmoor National Park, this delightful B&B offers self-contained accommodation in spacious rooms, just 10 minutes drive from Lynton

this charming country inn offers cosy, wood-beamed rooms and a convivial bar where traditional, home-cooked fare may be enjoyed

a charming, Georgian townhouse B&B, featuring a pretty, floral garden and offering comfortably furnished rooms, close to the marina and sea

enjoy a dip in the heated swimming pool at this charming, farmhouse B&B surrounded by 80 acres of farmland where red deer may be spotted

this friendly inn, and manor house accommodation next door, are newly refurbished, and the spacious rooms and bathrooms have designer style

surrounded by glorious countryside, this award-winning gastropub now has stylish modern rooms, luxuriously equipped, and a superb breakfast

13th-century, former coaching inn located on the A39 amidst a natural, Exmoor setting yet only a short drive from Lynton and Lynmouth

former guests praise the warm welcome, comfy beds and delicious breakfasts at this traditional Exmoor cottage with an inglenook fire place

a fine Grade II listed Georgian house with a new restaurant offers luxurious contemporary rooms and a delicious Aga-cooked breakfast

once the post office, this delightful B&B sits in the heart of the village and offers a relaxed, peaceful atmosphere in which to unwind

in a prime spot near the Coastal Path and beaches, this Grade II listed hotel offers many facilities including a hot tub and free use of bikes

take a dip in the pool at this welcoming B&B, enjoying a commanding position, allowing glorious views over the village, sea and countryside

for a memorable stay on Exmoor, choose this Grade II listed 17th century country house with light, spacious period rooms, elegantly appointed

hearty food from locally sourced ingredients, and smart well-appointed rooms, make this friendly inn a great base for exploring Exmoor

a friendly inn in a Somerset village near Dunster Castle has peaceful rooms overlooking a heritage railway station, and a popular restaurant

overlooking the West Lyn River, most of the rooms at this friendly B&B boast private balconies enjoying scenic views of the harbour and sea

enjoying an advantageous clifftop location, affording spectacular views of the coastline, this well-appointed B&B is metres from the Cliff Railway

with some rooms enjoying sea views and being close to the beach and local ameneties, this welcoming B&B makes a great holiday choice

priding themselves on the use of local produce, this welcoming inn with many original features, offers comfortable, well appointed rooms

located in the garden of Whortleberry House, a separate, comfortable hideaway. Breakfast is served in the cosy, adjoining tearoom

enjoys an idyllic spot in a wooded valley alongside the River Heddon and is set in 4 acres of its own gardens and perfect for a country retreat

where Exmoor meets the sea, this waters edge accommodation features rooms furnished to a high standard, a harbour side restaurant and bar

a historic country home with a famed pale green roof, is now a family-run country inn again, with attentive staff and newly refurbished rooms

on the edge of Exmoor, six miles from the coast, this warm and welcoming inn, serving local dishes, makes an ideal touring base

200-year-old inn, in the heart of charming Dulverton, has comfy, traditional style rooms, log fire in the bar and serves home made food

elegant Grade II listed Victorian house offering a relaxing atmosphere and scenic coastal views from many of the bedrooms and public areas

a 350-year-old house in Exmoor's Barle Valley, under ten miles from Lynton and Lynmouth, offers charming rooms and relaxing dining on site

former coaching inn ideally placed to enjoy a whole host of country pursuits on Exmoor and then to return to a cosy, inviting atmosphere

enjoying a privileged position, overlooking the Bristol Channel, this welcoming inn boasts a relaxed bar/restaurant serving classic pub fare

a 17th century former coaching inn on the square of this quaint market town has been refurbished to provide spacious, well-presented rooms

this eighteenth century, family run hotel has kept its traditional atmosphere but has added modern comfort and styling

small, family-run hotel - in the heart of Porlock - featuring individually styled rooms that are named after R D Blackmore's famous novel

a 17th century farmhouse tucked away on a countryside estate is now a high quality inn with stylish rooms and chef-cooked food in the restaurant

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

roaring log fires, cosy bars, stylish guest rooms - some with 4-poster beds - and award-winning dining all add to the country house ambience

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