Exmoor Bed & Breakfasts Guide

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

high quality, well-maintained guest rooms, an award-winning breakfast and a pretty cottage style garden feature at this welcoming guest house

bright, airy accommodation in a refurbished Edwardian era townhouse located with the restaurants and cafes of the town centre nearby

elegant Victorian house standing 600ft above sea level with sweeping views of the town and coast, all bedrooms enjoy the panoramic vistas

set on the edge of Exmoor National Park, a plush town house providing smart, comfortable lodgings with pubs, restarants and cafés at hand

with a number of rooms offering spectacular views across the bay, this warm and welcoming B&B would make a good seaside holiday choice

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

a traditional guesthouse that has been thoughtfully updated to provide warm toned, comfortable rooms with a cheerful ambiance

this substantial Edwardian house with fine views of the sea and countryside has high quality rooms, well equipped for relaxing comfort

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

with views over the town and surrounding hills, this well- appointed B&B makes a fine base for exploring Exmoor and North Devon

just a short walk from the village's historic Watermill and Castle, this delightfully pretty B&B provides cosy rooms and generous breakfasts

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

enjoy a warm welcome from the friendly and helpful hosts of this very well-presented B&B, just a short walk from the seafront and beach

enjoy a 'full-Exmoor' breakfast, including local trout, at this sumptuously furnished B&B, dating from the 17th century, in a peaceful village setting

sensitively refurbished Victorian house featuring elegant, individually styled rooms, some with a private balcony, and a south facing garden

this attractive Victorian house retains many original features and is perfectly placed to explore the town and the Exmoor National Park

in a commanding spot, affording scenic views, this luxuriously appointed B&B also offers evening meals using local produce

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

a smart, welcoming guest house in an idyllic secluded retreat offering peace and tranquility and well appointed, sumptuous accommodation

this delightful Victorian building is home to a luxuriously appointed B&B, sitting close to the Cliff Railway which connects with pretty Lynmouth

a hillside house built in 1850 for the Lord Mayor of London, these days it provides well-appointed rooms, a secluded garden and great views

Grade II listed, Georgian house retaining many charming features whilst providing comfortable, well-appointed rooms in the heart of Lynton

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

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

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

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

in the coastal village of Porlock - a great base for visiting Exmoor - a charming 18th century cottage offers top quality rooms and breakfast

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

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

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

displaying a unique architectural style, this quirky inn boasts comfy, prettily furnished rooms and a restaurant offering an eclectic menu

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

in Lynmouth's heart, affording fine views of the sea, harbour and East Lyn Valley, rooms in this luxurious former rectory exude elegant charm

a superb location, in the heart of the village, moments from Lynmouth Harbour; there is a choice of superior, deluxe or classic style rooms

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

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

former coaching inn at the heart of the town's life since 1760 with comfy, well-equipped guest rooms, a traditional bar and relaxing lounges

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

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

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

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

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

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

a traditional hotel retaining original Victorian features - the atrium lounge is impressive - and providing a comfortable base in Lynton