Two years ago my sister and I visited Cornwall. Trev was very kind and drove us all the way from…read moreBude to St Ives, with a stop over to see Tintagel. I live in Santa Rosa Calif. where fires are raging. Viewing Trev's Facebook page reminds me of happier times and provides serenity.

he was happy to do a longer journey up to exeter and was very friendly for the duration of the trip!read more

I really like this little 'middle-of-nowhere' station where if you want to get on you have to stick…read moreout your hand like you are hailing a bus. The excellent local pub (http://www.qype.co.uk/place/1334594-rising-sun-Umberleigh) is probably partially responsible for my warm feeling towards the location.

jesus, the cleanest venue i have ever been in we had a dog caravan and its spotless it dont smell…read moreits sleeps 8 people just in general amazing now the only reason i'm leaving a 4 star is bc if your like me 12-16 there isn't much to do unless you play football or use the zip line that was broke but other than that amazing

One of the problems driving to the West Country is, depending on traffic, you arrive early or late…read more In this case it was early. OK about 90 minutes early. My partner went into reception to find out where we would need to book in later. She was met by a really sour faced woman who was certainly not the welcoming staff we have encountered in previous Holiday Parks. This view was shared by many guests as we waited in the bar with a drink. As some said, 'a great way to start our holiday'. When we had booked in we found the caravan some distance from anything. No way of unpacking the car by driving nearer. Another let down. On a positive side, the caravan itself was brilliant. Spotlessly clean with every amenity needed for out short stay. Finally, I wouldn't recommend this site to more elderly clientele. Very hilly and some vans a distance from the amenities. One of the worst Holiday Parks we have stayed in over the past few years.

Nice and friendly staff and maintenance was speedy and superb when something went wrong…read more Second time here and we are enjoying it yet again Definately come back again. Excellent value for money.

Booked half term week here in Oct 09, clubhouse was OK nothing special staff were friendly but the…read morecaravan was TERRIBLE, we did have a dog with us so we had to book a doggy van but a general bit of maintainance wouldnt have gone a miss. It was dirty and smelly and of very poor standard. Dont think i will be coming back somehow.

Set in outstanding countryside Exmoor Falconry Centre offers the visitor a chance to see birds of…read moreprey and small farm animals up close and personal. Pre-book a hawk walk for a chance to fly a hawk with handler, a really unusual gift if stuck for a birthday or Christmas present. You could just enjoy a luscious cream tea and watch the handlers fly the birds of prey during the demonstrations. The farm also offers bed and breakfast to visitors wishing to enjoy the peace and quiet the surroundings offer.

Beautiful scenic views surround this hotel. You can see the blue sky, the wonderful tide, the…read morebeach, and the sunset. The only thing is that it is on the top of a hill hence the name. It is a steep incline so if you are not in shape, then I recommend a different location. You can take the funicular down to the the carpark and the hotel has parking as well. It's close to many buses and you can visit nearby areas. Everyday, there was an option of full English breakfast (with meat or vegetarian) or porridge or cereal. They had hot coffee and tea prepared daily when asked. In our rooms, there were tea biscuits and cookies as well as a kettle and also some milk and coffee packets (caf and decaf). There was also an ability to place dinner requests by 4 pm to dine downstairs each evening. On the first floor, there was a room filled with games and puzzles and also another one with a chess board and relaxing arm chairs. The only downside was that it's an old Victorian home so you can hear your neighbors walking, talking, and pretty much living.

Booked this from the tourist office when we arrived in Lynton. £80 ish B&B per night. Nothing at…read moreall to complain about. The staff and owners were friendly and helpful and breakfast was excellent. It is very old school and a bit purple rinse, but overall excellent. Parking for around 6 cars at the front. Steep hill up to town centre.

Nice pub in the middle of porlock village just before the start of porlock hill…read more The pub was quiet so service was quick. Staff were pleasant and friendly We ordered just a light meal as a relative who lives in the village was cooking for us later in the day. I had the toastie with cheese and ham. It came with a side salad and was hot on arrival. The food was nice but nothing out of this world, but then how out of this world can a toastie get?!

There is no disabled access and so is definitely not for everyone as there is no lift, so don't…read moretake heavy luggage either! However, the rooms are quaint but intimate, not exceptionally large rooms, but they have everything you might want from a budget hotel, however it is more expensive than other B&Bs in the surrounding areas. The room was not the cleanest and had clearly not been totally cleaned down after the previous occupants had departed which was not very good but we told the receptionist and we were not offered a different room but they did clean it properly within an hour. The best part of the hotel is the restaurant as the breakfast was really great and we were allowed to eat in bed. The staff were very welcoming and so i would recommend it again.

It's bigger than you think it is, with doors from both ends leading out onto different streets…read more Outside seating and a takeaway service. Came here for a little family lunch and they let the dog in to I had the chicken curry and really enjoyed it. Would go again as they have a huge choice on the menu from full meals to various Devonshire pasties.