"This was one of our best small hotel stays. The room and separate bathroom were excellent, the owners were lovely and the chef-cooked breakfast was top notch. Located in a quiet village and close to the sea, Difficult to know how it could be bettered."
"This was one of our best small hotel stays. The room and separate bathroom were excellent, the owners were lovely and the chef-cooked breakfast was top notch. Located in a quiet village and close to the sea, Difficult to know how it could be bettered."
"Lovely location, amazing grounds and the room was excellent. Staff were very friendly and informative about the area.
The cooked breakfast was also fantastic, would love to stay again!"
"Lovely location, amazing grounds and the room was excellent. Staff were very friendly and informative about the area.
The cooked breakfast was also fantastic, would love to stay again!"
"Very pleasing location with great view to Bristol Channel. Super friendly and helpful young couple is running it. If we would be in Lynton again, definetely we would consider to be there again!"
"Very pleasing location with great view to Bristol Channel. Super friendly and helpful young couple is running it. If we would be in Lynton again, definetely we would consider to be there again!"
"A lovely character property in the heart of Barnstaple. Our room was lovely and very spacious.
The owner was extremely helpful and always available when needed."
"A lovely character property in the heart of Barnstaple. Our room was lovely and very spacious.
The owner was extremely helpful and always available when needed."
"Our stay at the Lorna Doone B&B could not have been better! We loved everything about our experience in this beautiful house with fantastically friendly hosts. Great room, a delicious breakfast and wonderful people who made us feel like royalty and family at the same time. Certainly one of the best places that we have ever had the luck to experience."
"Our stay at the Lorna Doone B&B could not have been better! We loved everything about our experience in this beautiful house with fantastically friendly hosts. Great room, a delicious breakfast and wonderful people who made us feel like royalty and family at the same time. Certainly one of the best places that we have ever had the luck to experience."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Surfers flock to nearby Saunton Sands beach, while history buffs explore the American assault training grounds from WWII. Rent bikes to explore Braunton Burrows, a massive dune system where rangers can point out rare orchids and butterflies.
Great litlle B&B really friendly and just a nice short walking distance from Instow beach. Breakfast was great and little touches like afternoon cakes just added to the experience.
Great litlle B&B really friendly and just a nice short walking distance from Instow beach. Breakfast was great and little touches like afternoon cakes just added to the experience.
Robin
Reviewed October 20, 2020Reviewed October 20, 2020
Good off road parking. Great value and worth the extra £6 for a breakfast which was varied and tasty. A good walk to the sea front and particularly on the way back uphill but you need to burn off the seaside food!
Recently changed hands and new owners welcoming and provided great service- including returning some clothes to me that I had left behind by mistake
Good off road parking. Great value and worth the extra £6 for a breakfast which was varied and tasty. A good walk to the sea front and particularly on the way back uphill but you need to burn off the seaside food!
Recently changed hands and new owners welcoming and provided great service- including returning some clothes to me that I had left behind by mistake
OzzyKT
Reviewed November 13, 2015Reviewed November 13, 2015
Very friendly. I was assisted up the stairs with a suitcase. One problem was that I couldn't drop the suitcase at the front door of the hotel as there was no entry signs at each end of the road so I had to trundle my case from the car park. I may have booked a nearer car park had I known.
Very friendly. I was assisted up the stairs with a suitcase. One problem was that I couldn't drop the suitcase at the front door of the hotel as there was no entry signs at each end of the road so I had to trundle my case from the car park. I may have booked a nearer car park had I known.
Sam and Annie are delightful hosts. The views are stunning, breakfast is top notch and the property is well located for the Tarka Trail and the restaurants in town
Sam and Annie are delightful hosts. The views are stunning, breakfast is top notch and the property is well located for the Tarka Trail and the restaurants in town
Our first excursion after COVID lockdown so a little anxious but everything was taken care of. The hosts did an excellent job of following the guidelines so we felt relaxed. Food was from a limited menu but understandable given the circumstances and was very good.
Our first excursion after COVID lockdown so a little anxious but everything was taken care of. The hosts did an excellent job of following the guidelines so we felt relaxed. Food was from a limited menu but understandable given the circumstances and was very good.
This Guest House is very welcoming. You are greeted with a big smile and settled in quickly and smoothly. If you have any issues, there is a can do approach to helping you out. There is a lovely homely lounge for visitors to share inclusive with fridge, games, tv, open fire, and for the adventurous, maps. Breakfast is as large and varied as you could want or need and dietary requirements are met as well as the local supply allows. This was an off-season stay which had plenty to do for a short...
This Guest House is very welcoming. You are greeted with a big smile and settled in quickly and smoothly. If you have any issues, there is a can do approach to helping you out. There is a lovely homely lounge for visitors to share inclusive with fridge, games, tv, open fire, and for the adventurous, maps. Breakfast is as large and varied as you could want or need and dietary requirements are met as well as the local supply allows. This was an off-season stay which had plenty to do for a short...
When we arrived it was dark so we had no idea where we were, the lady in reception was very friendly and gave us a choice of two rooms, the rooms were clean and tidy, unfortunately the hotel only does breakfast but the lady pointed us in the right direction for food. It was a lovey quite night and when we got up and looked out the window....omg...what a view, we were right by the sea on the edge of a cliff. The breakfast was great, cooked to perfection. we then started to explore. The place is...
When we arrived it was dark so we had no idea where we were, the lady in reception was very friendly and gave us a choice of two rooms, the rooms were clean and tidy, unfortunately the hotel only does breakfast but the lady pointed us in the right direction for food. It was a lovey quite night and when we got up and looked out the window....omg...what a view, we were right by the sea on the edge of a cliff. The breakfast was great, cooked to perfection. we then started to explore. The place is...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed November 13, 2016Reviewed November 13, 2016
What is the nightly rate for a Bed & Breakfast in Braunton?
Prices for B&Bs in Braunton often vary, but you can find a great deal from £64 with Expedia. All sorts of factors affect price, such as location and the time of year. It usually costs more to stay at Braunton B&Bs over the weekend too. Travelers can find the best deals by being flexible with their dates, and by using our filters to sort prices from low to high.
When is the best time to book a Bed and Breakfast in Braunton?
The peak season in Braunton typically runs from June to August, making it the most popular time for travellers seeking to enjoy the stunning North Devon coastline. During these months, you can expect a vibrant atmosphere filled with outdoor activities such as surfing, cycling, and exploring the picturesque sandy beaches. The weather is generally warm, with daytime temperatures often in the low 20s Celsius, creating great conditions for both relaxation and adventure.
July stands out as the busiest month, drawing visitors eager to partake in local festivals and events, as well as enjoy the thriving café culture. With the sun shining and the sea inviting, this is an ideal time for those looking to immerse themselves in the lively charm of Braunton.
For those mindful of budget but still eager to experience the beauty of this coastal town, consider planning your visit in October. While temperatures are slightly cooler, usually hovering around 15 degrees Celsius, this month offers a more tranquil atmosphere. You can relish the stunning autumn landscapes, take peaceful walks along the coast, and even enjoy some of the local attractions without the summer crowds.
What is the difference between a Braunton Bed and Breakfast and a hotel?
Every Braunton B&B has its own unique feel. Whether it’s a cozy reading space or a sunlit breakfast nook to enjoy your morning cup of coffee, the quaint details are what make bed and breakfasts a home away from home. Travelers can look forward to personal touches, thoughtful amenities and of course a scrumptious breakfast at Braunton B&Bs.