Exmoor Mid-Range Hotels Guide

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

perched just above the East Lyn River with scenic views up the wooded valley, the spacious terrace is the ideal spot to sit and relax awhile

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

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

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

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

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

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