The Best Porlock Pub Accommodation

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

on The Avenue in the heart of town, this welcoming hotel features comfy, well-presented rooms, home-made food and a popular bar

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

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

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

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

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

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

comfortable hotel, featuring well-presented, light and airy rooms, ideally located opposite the West Somerset Railway and seafront

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

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

the focal point of a delightful village that sits amidst the splendour of Exmoor, parts of this traditional, thatched inn date from the 12th century

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

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

a local landmark since 1820, now part of a popular, value pub and hotel chain, featuring comfortable rooms and a bar serving food all day

listed Edwardian inn set overlooking the harbour featuring comfy, well appointed rooms and serving home-grown and locally sourced food

a secluded 17th-century pub with comfy rooms tucked away at the bottom of a wooded valley next to the waters of the East Lyn River

set on the edge of Exmoor and the Quantock Hills, Blue Anchor bay is a stunning spot where this inn provides spacious, comfortable rooms