Exmoor House: bed, breakfast, dinner and that special something... award winning accommodation in the heart of Exmoor National ParkRecommended by the Guardian, July 2007UKTV Food Local Hero award nominees 2007/08Green Tourism Silver Award and Best Performer Award 2008 Recommended by 101 Holidays, 2009 |
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At Exmoor House you can...
Escape to Exmoor for a short break (or a weekend break) from everyday life. Exmoor House dinner, bed & breakfast packages are great value. The atmosphere is relaxed, smoke-free and TV-free. It's also mobile phone-free: most of them don't work up here.
Enjoy our excellent food, home-made using good local produce (accompanied by some nice wine, local beer or Somerset cider from our bar, perhaps...). Non-residents are very welcome to join us for dinner too - booking is essential.
Relax in our comfortable, thoughtfully-designed ensuite bedrooms (with big comfy beds) or in our cosy guest sitting room.
Explore - whether you're planning on walking, cycling or driving, Exmoor House at Wheddon Cross makes an ideal base for exploring Exmoor, Somerset and Devon. There are some great walks and cycle rides starting from our door.
Celebrate
in style or have a get-together with friends with our house
parties package: book exclusive use of Exmoor House for a group of up to
12 people.
Truly a special place to stay...
Click on the blobs above, or the links
at the bottom of the page, for more information
Or contact us
direct: call Rosi & Frank on 01643 841432, or email
us: info@exmoorhouse.com If there's
no availability showing online, it's still worth giving us a call to double-check.
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What makes Exmoor House different?
Although classified as Guest Accommodation / guest house, Exmoor House has many
of the features and facilities you would associate with a small hotel. Unlike
some Exmoor hotels though, we don’t offer annoying little cartons of UHT milk
or trouser presses. We do offer very comfortable accommodation in chintz-free,
contemporary yet cosy en suite rooms, a relaxed, log-fired, TV-free atmosphere
- and extremely good food that combines great local ingredients
with expert cooking. If you'd like a short break - or even a long break - why
not take a trip to Exmoor House? Our dinner, bed & breakfast packages
are great value (see tariff
page for details and any current special offers).
Exmoor House is rated 4* (Silver Award) by VisitEngland and we have the Walkers
Welcome & Cyclists Welcome Awards - meaning, as you might guess, that we
offer walker friendly and cyclist friendly accommodation and facilities. We're
biker friendly too. All this and we work to be as environmentally
friendly as we can - in fact we won a special award from Green
Tourism as one of their best performers.
Where is Exmoor House?
Exmoor House is in Wheddon Cross in West Somerset - the highest
village on Exmoor, in the heart of the National Park - very close to the route
of the Coleridge Way, which links the Quantocks to Exmoor.
Dunkery Beacon, Exford, Porlock, Dunster, Dulverton, Tarr Steps, Winsford, Simonsbath,
the Brendon Hills and several National Trust properties are all within easy
reach. Exmoor House makes a great base, whether you're planning to walk, cycle,
or just get away from it all for a while.
If you’re heading further west into Devon or Cornwall, perhaps to the Eden Project, Tate Gallery at St Ives, Damien Hirst’s Ilfracombe restaurant or the Rick Stein seafood mecca at Padstow, why not break your journey with a couple of nights at Exmoor House? You know it makes sense.
Click on the blobs or links for the full picture, or contact Rosi & Frank:
Exmoor House • Wheddon Cross • Exmoor National Park
Somerset TA24 7DU
tel (01643) 841432 • e-mail: info@exmoorhouse.com
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