Welcome to Brendon House; a 4 Star country Guest House; restaurant and tea garden nestling in the tranquil Brendon Valley at the very heart of Exmoor. Formerly a farmhouse; Brendon House was built circa 1780 and still retains many of the origi...
Gable Lodge Guest House
England > South West > Lynton
Anne; Dave and Rebecca would like to welcome you to Gable Lodge; Lynton; a family run grade 2 listed Victorian guesthouse offering family friendly bed and breakfast accommodation. It has recently been awarded a silver Green Tourism business aw...
Highcliffe House is an award winning; AA & Visit Britain five star Exmoor Bed & Breakfast providing elegant and romantic ensuite accommodation within the National Park. Situated in an acre of garden and woodland overlooking Lynton and Lynmouth; we of...
This delightful hotel enjoys stunning views over Exmoor and the sea. Decorated to a high standard by the friendly owners. Sinai House is a privately owned Victorian house built in 1860 as a gentlemen’s residence and situated on The Lynway; with the r...
The Denes Guest House
England > South West > Lynton
The Denes is one of 'Devon's Hidden Places' and you can discover its Edwardian charms as our previous guests already have. Sally and John extend their warm and friendly greeting to you whether you are visiting for the first time or are a retur...
Victoria Lodge is a large elegant Victorian building which exudes an air of calm and peacefulness. It was built in 1883 and retains much of its original character and features. It has been awarded 5 AA yellow stars; placing it within th...
South WestThe South West is a region of contrasts. On this western peninsula of England, next to south Wales, the beaches are absolute protagonists. Wherever you go, you will see spectacular scenery, wonderful countryside and a beautiful coastline. Walk the coastal paths, discover sandy beaches, dramatic cliffs, secluded coves and picturesque fishing villages, or visit the larger and livelier resorts. Inland, visit prehistoric sites such as the world renowned Stonehenge, villages with riverside pubs, stately homes with landscaped gardens or the wide open spaces of the wonderful National Parks, Exmoor and Dartmoor.
The region also includes the city of Bristol that has always had an active social and economic life, partly owed to its strategic position as a departure and arrival point of the transatlantic ships connecting Europe with America. Majestic cathedrals grace cities like Salisbury, Gloucester, Wells, Truro and Exeter while Bath boasts famous Roman remains and Georgian splendour. Maritime history features strongly in Plymouth from where the Pilgrim Fathers and Sir Francis Drake sailed.
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