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"Maltsters Arms was wonderful. Friendly staff and accomodations! "

"The setting is a lovely village green, a great place to try out the various ales on tap. The rooms are surprisingly spacious and well equipped. Although we found the beds uncomfortable. Breakfast is recommended especially at £7.50 per head, per morning (if you pay upfront). Although there are items missing that were on the online menu, everyone including me kept asking for the pancakes! Would highly recommend, as long as you can stomach the usual noise associated with a pub and unsupportive...

"Pleasant stay with nice food "

"Very nice hotel - staff are always friendly and food is good…"

"Great location , friendly staff , food and drink was amazing and Just all round great place to stay "

"Very helpful and friendly people. They even made breakfast an hour earlier on request. That made up for any problems. Would stay again. Room comfortable. Food good. Room for improvement: - door lock broken - lamp in room missing bulb - floor could do with a shampoo - hot and cold tap in the bath wrong way round - shower head holder broken; had to hold shower head - not enough toilet paper for 2 night stay - room not refreshed during the stay (dirty mugs replaced, glasses removed, fresh milk...

"Lovely and quiet. Idyllic location. Friendly and welcoming. A traditional and enchanting Bed and Breakfast! We were thrilled with this place!"

"Just returned home from a lovely stay at The Sandrock in Lynton. The Sandrock is a little out of the way of the main high street but still only a 5 minute walk to the shops etc. We stayed in room 4 which was clean and well appointed, the en suite was spacious (huge infact!)and the towels really fluffy, it was also super clean and tidy. The room had lots of little extras to make it cosy and homely. The bed was really, REALLY comfy, so much so that even my partner who usually struggles when we are...

"This is a modest, small place. Not really a hotel at all - more a case of Pub with Rooms. We were shocked when we asked, "What time do you serve breakfasts?" A reasonable question? "We don't do breakfast!" was the reply. The (friendly) manager waved her hand vaguely out of the window and told us of a cafe, supposedly a short walk away. We managed to get milk and next morning, made a cuppa and set of to find the breakfast cafe. After a fifteen minute hike we found ourselves well into Penarth...

"Lovely little inn situated out in the wilds. Just right for a peaceful nights say."