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.
Dramatic coastal paths lead to the Valley of Rocks where wild goats roam above crashing waves. Take the historic cliff railway up to Lynton for spectacular views, then explore the harbor's charming tea shops.
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
Fantastic overnight stay. Made to feel very welcome upon arrival by the owner who then took us to a great vantage point to take in the stunning views whilst giving us a brief bit of background history surrounding the building. We took our dog who was welcomed greatly. The staff on site were pleasant and polite and on hand to assist with anything we needed. Breakfast was great. Can't wait to return later on in the year.
Fantastic overnight stay. Made to feel very welcome upon arrival by the owner who then took us to a great vantage point to take in the stunning views whilst giving us a brief bit of background history surrounding the building. We took our dog who was welcomed greatly. The staff on site were pleasant and polite and on hand to assist with anything we needed. Breakfast was great. Can't wait to return later on in the year.
Beautiful house set in the stunning Exmoor National park is worth the 5 stars alone. However , it is the attentiveness of the owners and attention to detail that really makes Edgcott House very, very special.
Room was beautifully appointed with quality fixtures, made all the more special with aromatherapy products in the bathroom and freshly baked cake left in the room each day.
The breakfasts are the highlight. Exceptional quality local produce, along with homemade preserves and breads, and...
Beautiful house set in the stunning Exmoor National park is worth the 5 stars alone. However , it is the attentiveness of the owners and attention to detail that really makes Edgcott House very, very special.
Room was beautifully appointed with quality fixtures, made all the more special with aromatherapy products in the bathroom and freshly baked cake left in the room each day.
The breakfasts are the highlight. Exceptional quality local produce, along with homemade preserves and breads, and...
The hotel is situated in a beautiful, secluded and extremely picturesque location.
Everything is about quality over quantity from the number of rooms to the very well prepared meals, which clearly use the best ingredients.
Limited facilities, but this is part of the charm. The owners and waitress were always on hand to ensure satisfaction and are very friendly.
Not suitable for younger children, which will suit many older people looking for a few days of tranquility away from busy lives.
The hotel is situated in a beautiful, secluded and extremely picturesque location.
Everything is about quality over quantity from the number of rooms to the very well prepared meals, which clearly use the best ingredients.
Limited facilities, but this is part of the charm. The owners and waitress were always on hand to ensure satisfaction and are very friendly.
Not suitable for younger children, which will suit many older people looking for a few days of tranquility away from busy lives.
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
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...
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.
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.
The house is artistically decorated. The couple who run the B&B are very helpful. A relaxing. The house is very close to the beach for people who like to swim
The house is artistically decorated. The couple who run the B&B are very helpful. A relaxing. The house is very close to the beach for people who like to swim
Melanie
Reviewed September 1, 2026Reviewed September 1, 2026
Manageress went out of her way to make us welcome. Room was a fair size, clean with ample storage, small fridge and a good size ensuite with bath and separate shower. Only noise you can hear is the river flowing nearby and the birds at first light.
Varied menu and expect good quality and service.
Cosy and warm bar.
Small hotel with ample parking close by.
Highly recommended and will visit again.
Manageress went out of her way to make us welcome. Room was a fair size, clean with ample storage, small fridge and a good size ensuite with bath and separate shower. Only noise you can hear is the river flowing nearby and the birds at first light.
Varied menu and expect good quality and service.
Cosy and warm bar.
Small hotel with ample parking close by.
Highly recommended and will visit again.
My partner and I had a delightful stay here. We were well catered for by our hosts and found the room very pleasant, in good order and quiet. Personally we would choose a firmer bed, but appreciate that’s not to everyones taste or preference.
My partner and I had a delightful stay here. We were well catered for by our hosts and found the room very pleasant, in good order and quiet. Personally we would choose a firmer bed, but appreciate that’s not to everyones taste or preference.
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
You may like the prices at this top accommodation option in the area, which gets good reviews from our customers: The Bath Hotel Lynmouth - 0.1 mi (0.2 km) from the heart of Lynmouth. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi and a restaurant at this bed & breakfast.
When is the best time of year to stay in a hostel in Lynmouth?
Good weather's definitely a plus when you want to venture out and explore, so here's some information about the local climate: The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 14°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 6°C. Average annual precipitation for Lynmouth is 925 mm.
What is there to see and do in Lynmouth?
Overall, Lynmouth is known for its parks, rivers and bars. Get out into nature with places such as Watersmeet House, Exmoor National Park and Blacklands Beach. Cultural attractions include Queen's Theatre, Arlington Court and Lyn Valley Art & Craft Centre. Locals like to shop at Pannier Market.
What's the best way to get to and around Lynmouth while staying at a hostel?
Keep this information about transit options in and around Lynmouth on hand to make the most of your stay: You can fly into the nearest airport, which is Cardiff International Airport (CWL), located 24.1 mi (38.9 km) from the city centre.