Information about Exmoor House

Exmoor House is a well proportioned Edwardian property with an unusual history. 
What is now our dining room, with its views of Dunkery Beacon, used to be the village tailor’s shop, while the guests’ sitting room was at one time the tailors’ cutting room and has also been the village library.

Exmoor House has guest accommodation in three twin/double bedrooms (can be either twins or doubles), a double bedroom and a family room that sleeps four. All of our rooms are en suite, either with bath or shower.

The sitting room benefits from a crackling log fire in the winter, making it the perfect place to relax after a day on the moors with, perhaps, a warming glass of whisky from our honesty bar. You won’t find any blaring TVs here; what you will find is an interesting selection of books and magazines - many of them about Exmoor - and a collection of board games. There are also plenty of maps and guide books so that you can plan the following day’s expedition.

In the summer guests are welcome to take their drinks out onto the patio and soak up the sun or, if it’s a warm evening, perhaps check out our amazing night skies - there is no light pollution here to contend with.

Exmoor House is non-smoking throughout.

We have parking for about eight cars.