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"What an unexpected delight. Friendly, comfortable, huge room, great breakfast. Absolutely brilliant. "

"Loved welcome to the hotel. Room was nice and the bed was very comfy. The views and grounds were beautiful. Breakfast there was plenty to choose from."

"Our second stay at the White Hart, this time with two other couples. A very characterful old hotel in a nice little town, convenient for exploring north west Somerset or into Devon. Being an old building there are some quite steep stairs and no lift but this did not cause us any issues. Breakfast was a good cold buffet. At the time we visited there was no chef (last time we had dinner at the hotel) but we all had dinner all three nights at the Bear Inn over the road (good food, wide menu, its own Black Bear brewery, tables reservable). A couple of other restaurants in Wiveliscombe appeared on the internet but had closed. Old building but kept clean. Appreciated tea and coffee making supplies being topped up. Dog friendly. "

"Stayed at this hotel for 3 nights. It is within close distance to the Rail Station, Cricket Stadium & Town Centre. Staff were great & very helpful. Bedroom was large & comfortable & despite being near the road was fairly quiet. Bathroom needed updating but was large. For the price I paid, the room comfort, staff & location I would say this hotel is perfect & will definitely be staying again."

"Efficent friendly and welcoming"

"Lovely historic hotel in Lynmouth right by the water. Be aware that check-in ends at 10pm and front doors lock at 11pm, but staff are friendly and helpful if you need any accomodation around that. We called and were given instructions on how to get our keys on arrival after 10pm. As for our stay, the hotel was comfortable, quiet and lovely. The breakfast options were quite nice as well. "

"Great stay in a nice town"

"Great nights sleep in a lovely cool room."

"Easy access to town centre. ideal bolt hole whilst my bathroom was being renovated. It was a shame there is a loose manhole on the main road outside my room."