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Northfield Hotel
Northfield Hotel is nestled between the Exmoor coast and Exmoor National Park. Guests also benefit from free on-site parking.
Luttrell Arms
In the Exmoor National Park, the 13th-century Luttrell Arms offers medieval features and picturesque gardens.
Dunster Castle Hotel
Dunster Castle Hotel is located in the medieval village of Dunster. Free WiFi access is available. All rooms have a private bathroom with bath or shower.
Stones Hotel and Bar
A 4-minute walk from the West Somerset Coastal Path, Stones Hotel and Bar provides stylish rooms. A Full cooked breakfast is available daily.
The Beach Hotel
The Beach Hotel offers incredible views across the Bristol Channel and the West Somerset Railway. Situated in Minehead, this luxurious hotel is on the outskirts of Exmoor National Park.
The Lorna Doone Hotel
Featuring a terrace and a restaurant, The Lorna Doone Hotel is located in Porlock. Among the various facilities are a shared lounge and a bar. Free WiFi is provided.
Yarn Market Hotel
Located within Exmoor National Park, the Yarn Market Hotel is just 500 metres from Dunster Castle. A family-run hotel, the Yarn Market welcomes children and pets.
The Duke of Wellington Wetherspoon
The Duke of Wellington Wetherspoon is offering accommodation in Minehead. With a shared lounge, the property also features a bar and free WiFi. The units in the hotel are equipped with a kettle.
Steps Farmhouse B&B
Situated in Minehead, Steps Farmhouse B&B offers 4-star accommodation with a garden. WiFi and private parking are available. All rooms in the guest house are fitted with a kettle.
Exmoor House
Located just 33 km from Tiverton Castle, Exmoor House offers accommodation in Wheddon Cross with access to a garden, a tennis court, as well as luggage storage space.
What guests said about Timberscombe:
- 10Scored 10
Very friendly, almost like staying with friends.
Very friendly, almost like staying with friends. In the evening food was available from a limited menu, either to eat in the cosy club bar or in one's room. As warned, there is no television in the rooms to avoid messing up the panelling and decor of this beautiful listed house. Very comfortable beds with Egyptian cotton sheets and pillows of the right softness (feathers). We prefer blankets to duvets and this was no problem. The only thing we might have liked was some sort of fish on the menu for breakfast, but this was a very slight quibble. All in all, can't recommend it enough.SarahUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The area is beautiful and lovely to explore on foot and by...
The area is beautiful and lovely to explore on foot and by car. I imagine it would be good biking country too. It was sleepy at the start of October, with nothing much happening in Timberscombe itself. Dunster Castle was the highlight, with a Sunday roast at the Stag's Head Inn.
TimUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Timberscome is the iconic Exmoor village with the local...
Timberscome is the iconic Exmoor village with the local church & pub at the heart of the village life. Perfect for ramblers exploring Exmoor and a short drive from Dunster, Porlock & Minehead.
Devonshire DarlingUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Timbersccombe is a very small village with a church and a...
Timbersccombe is a very small village with a church and a very good pub. It is very good for walking with lots of foot paths for walks. A lot of the roads in the are are single track with some steep hills but the views are stunning.
GrahamUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The location was excellent on the edge of Exmoor.
The location was excellent on the edge of Exmoor. Lots of places to visit so long as you are OK with narrow country lanes. The pub next door is great. Timberscombe is in a delightful part of EnglandAAnonymousUnited Kingdom
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