"Easily accessible location with lots of parking. Hotel spacious and checking in was quick and easy. Rooms very comfortable with all the usual facilities.
Restaurant food was very good and plenty of selection for breakfast."
"Easily accessible location with lots of parking. Hotel spacious and checking in was quick and easy. Rooms very comfortable with all the usual facilities.
Restaurant food was very good and plenty of selection for breakfast."
"Clean and tidy. Bedroom smelt like someone had smoked in there before me. Parking good. No staff (which was advertised to be fair and the codes worked!). No hot water for the morning shower and no one to alert. Overall, average but ok for a place to sleep for the night."
"Clean and tidy. Bedroom smelt like someone had smoked in there before me. Parking good. No staff (which was advertised to be fair and the codes worked!). No hot water for the morning shower and no one to alert. Overall, average but ok for a place to sleep for the night."
"Friendly staff. Good location. Room was clean and had lots of tea and milk provided.
Shower room a little smelly due to damp? but water lovely and hot.
Breakfast was very nice.
Pizza on 1st night tasty and good value but was not told that no meals provided on a Tuesday night but found somewhere else to eat easily
We would stay hear again ."
"Friendly staff. Good location. Room was clean and had lots of tea and milk provided.
Shower room a little smelly due to damp? but water lovely and hot.
Breakfast was very nice.
Pizza on 1st night tasty and good value but was not told that no meals provided on a Tuesday night but found somewhere else to eat easily
We would stay hear again ."
We loved the place: it’s a charming, quaint old cottage that’s had a sympathetic B&B conversion and is exceptionally neat, tidy and spotlessly clean.
James and Katherine are exceptionally welcoming and helpful, and good fun.
Everything in the breakfast room was beautifully presented and laid out with precision, and the hearty breakfast was, of course, exceptional! Everything is home-made or sourced locally. James makes his own bread, preserves and granola.
Our room was “bijou” but...
We loved the place: it’s a charming, quaint old cottage that’s had a sympathetic B&B conversion and is exceptionally neat, tidy and spotlessly clean.
James and Katherine are exceptionally welcoming and helpful, and good fun.
Everything in the breakfast room was beautifully presented and laid out with precision, and the hearty breakfast was, of course, exceptional! Everything is home-made or sourced locally. James makes his own bread, preserves and granola.
Our room was “bijou” but...
We received a warm and friendly greeting upon arrival and were looked after extremely well for all of our stay. The hotel is spotless throughout and is run by a family who want their visitors to enjoy their stay. Food is excellent and is cooked to order. Delicious!
Only slight downside is that as this is a small hotel, there are no lifts thus it is not really suitable for those with mobility issues as all rooms are 'upstairs'. For all other visitors, you will enjoy your visit.
We received a warm and friendly greeting upon arrival and were looked after extremely well for all of our stay. The hotel is spotless throughout and is run by a family who want their visitors to enjoy their stay. Food is excellent and is cooked to order. Delicious!
Only slight downside is that as this is a small hotel, there are no lifts thus it is not really suitable for those with mobility issues as all rooms are 'upstairs'. For all other visitors, you will enjoy your visit.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed October 15, 2018Reviewed October 15, 2018
Have stayed here several times before and hope to again. As ever, everything was flawless - splendid dinner, comfortable room - particularly like the en suite, substantial breakfast and, surpassing all, friendly, obliging service. Surely a benchmark for all those who purport to run a 'country inn'.
Have stayed here several times before and hope to again. As ever, everything was flawless - splendid dinner, comfortable room - particularly like the en suite, substantial breakfast and, surpassing all, friendly, obliging service. Surely a benchmark for all those who purport to run a 'country inn'.
Brian
Reviewed December 28, 2015Reviewed December 28, 2015
Breakfast excellent extensive choice, room lovely spacious great view with a balcony tastefully decorated . Good parking available onside. Close to all amenities staff helpful.
Bad points, the shown pool and jacuzzi were closed due to the local hosepipe ban apparently this was mot communicated in the hotel website or Expedia only when we got there. Shower pressure not great overall it was good.
Breakfast excellent extensive choice, room lovely spacious great view with a balcony tastefully decorated . Good parking available onside. Close to all amenities staff helpful.
Bad points, the shown pool and jacuzzi were closed due to the local hosepipe ban apparently this was mot communicated in the hotel website or Expedia only when we got there. Shower pressure not great overall it was good.
David
Reviewed October 30, 2026Reviewed October 30, 2026
We really enjoyed our stay at The George,everything was perfect..the room was very comfortable and looked great when we first opened the door.. the staff are friendly and helpful..breakfast was good too lots to choose from ..and the bar staff are very obliging especially Connor..They have a good team there..and every where is spotless,also the Hotel is in a good position…
We really enjoyed our stay at The George,everything was perfect..the room was very comfortable and looked great when we first opened the door.. the staff are friendly and helpful..breakfast was good too lots to choose from ..and the bar staff are very obliging especially Connor..They have a good team there..and every where is spotless,also the Hotel is in a good position…
Lovely old building, beautifully clean and comfortable. Steve and Fiona were very welcoming and kind. Also, they cooked a mean breakfast from a varied menu. It was delicious. The only downside was the lack of parking outside The Bakehouse. It proved to be very difficult but the upside was that approx 60 yards away was a Car Park for only £3.30 for 24 hours! Highly recommend The Bakehouse if you are planning a visit to East Devon.
Lovely old building, beautifully clean and comfortable. Steve and Fiona were very welcoming and kind. Also, they cooked a mean breakfast from a varied menu. It was delicious. The only downside was the lack of parking outside The Bakehouse. It proved to be very difficult but the upside was that approx 60 yards away was a Car Park for only £3.30 for 24 hours! Highly recommend The Bakehouse if you are planning a visit to East Devon.
Colin
Reviewed September 24, 2026Reviewed September 24, 2026
The breakfast was superb. It was so nice having a breakfast that was individually cooked and delivered to the table hot.
The property is old and the floor in my room was at a slight incline. Not a problem at all but I did describe it as being like the house in the film of The Ladykillers - and that is with total affection as I love that film.
Ate in the restaurant on one evening - good food and a good price.
Would recommend!
The breakfast was superb. It was so nice having a breakfast that was individually cooked and delivered to the table hot.
The property is old and the floor in my room was at a slight incline. Not a problem at all but I did describe it as being like the house in the film of The Ladykillers - and that is with total affection as I love that film.
Ate in the restaurant on one evening - good food and a good price.
Would recommend!
Laurence
Reviewed September 24, 2026Reviewed September 24, 2026
Fabulous stay, wonderful building. Extremely welcoming and helpful friendly staff. Fab breakfast. Great proximity to the coast. Definitely recommend it.
Fabulous stay, wonderful building. Extremely welcoming and helpful friendly staff. Fab breakfast. Great proximity to the coast. Definitely recommend it.
Perfect for a couples weekend away! Excellent stay thank you all! So nice to sit on a terrace looking at the beach and sea, whilst eating a very good breakfast.
Booked with our 12yo Labrador. Stairs were a tad steep but she was happy being carried up 😁
Staff are very helpful and the location is just stunning!
We will be back
Perfect for a couples weekend away! Excellent stay thank you all! So nice to sit on a terrace looking at the beach and sea, whilst eating a very good breakfast.
Booked with our 12yo Labrador. Stairs were a tad steep but she was happy being carried up 😁
Staff are very helpful and the location is just stunning!
We will be back
The Lordleaze Hotel, around 4 mi northwest of downtown Winsham, is a guest favourite. A garden and an electric car charging station are among its handy amenities. The Crooked Swan is another 3-star hotel recommended by travellers. It features a cafe and hypo-allergenic bedding, and is about 8 mi northeast of the centre.
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What is the difference between a 4-star and 3-star hotel in Winsham?
The big difference between a 3- and 4-star hotel in Winsham will be the level of service and availability of creature comforts. Three-star hotels are usually more budget-friendly and include the conveniences and services you need to be comfortable, such as a gym, WiFi and breakfast. You can look forward to a little bit more at a 4-star hotel — think upmarket furnishings, luxury toiletries and perks like on-site day spas.
What is the difference between a 3-star hotel and a motel in Winsham?
One of the benefits of booking a motel in or near Winsham is budget-friendly rates. This means extra bucks in your pocket to visit some leading attractions. Often set near airport terminals and highways, and with plenty of parking, this style of getaway is a popular option among road trippers. When you check in to a 3-star hotel, you'll get more than just a comfortable room to chill out in. You'll also typically have access to conveniences like business services and free WiFi.
Are there any 3-star hotels with free breakfast in Winsham?
Book in at The Crooked Swan and get your day going with a free breakfast. Located in Winsham, this 3-star hotel has a garden and hypo-allergenic bedding. Or save time searching for a place to eat each morning at The George Hotel, another top pick with visitors here.
Do any 3-star hotels in Winsham have a pool?
Add an extra level of relaxation and fun to your Winsham break by choosing one of our 3-star properties with a pool. Fernhill Hotel is a popular option here that includes this in-demand amenity.
What 3-star hotels in Winsham have an on-site restaurant?
Reserve a room at The Lordleaze Hotel and dine without leaving the comfort of your accommodation. An electric car charging station and a terrace are other amenities at this favourite 3-star retreat in Winsham. Want to refuel after a big day of activities? Browse the menu at the on-site restaurant at The Crooked Swan, which also comes with a garden and a cafe.
Do any 3-star hotels in Winsham have WiFi?
Yes, they do. The Crooked Swan and The Lordleaze Hotel are among Expedia's 3-star hotels in Winsham with WiFi. Choose one of these getaways to easily access weather updates, travel recommendations and local information. Remember, this useful amenity may be free or require an additional payment.
What 3-star hotels in Winsham have parking?
We recommend The Lordleaze Hotel and Best Western Shrubbery Hotel. These 3-star getaways in Winsham provide parking, making it a breeze for you to grab the keys and go. After you've seen the iconic sights here, why not top up the gas tank and explore a little farther away? Some good day trip options from central Winsham include Roman Baths and Bath Abbey.