Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Porlock.
Situated in the centre of Porlock
and convenient for visiting the National Park
and coast, Myrtle Cottage welcomes all. All
rooms are en-suite with TV, hospitality tray and
hairdryer.
Big
English breakfast served (special diets catered
for). Parking available. Non-smoking. Dogs
welcome by arrangement. Credit cards accepted.
We look forward to seeing you soon.
Price: From £55 per room, Singles £35.00 Rooms: - Accommodation Type: B&B
Situated in a
tranquil position on the edge of Exmoor, Glen
Lodge is surrounded by 21 acres of wooded
grounds with a stream running through.
The village of
Porlock is only a short walk away through the
lush private gardens and towering trees.
This luxurious Bed
and Breakfast offers pastoral stillness of the
countryside in the morning through to the star
filled night.
A perfect place to relax and unwind, or to go
birdwatching on Exmoor, explore the nearby
beaches or tour Devon and Somerset. Our
individually furnished rooms all have TV and
DVD, tea & coffee making facilities, private
bathrooms, dressing gowns and luxury amenities.
Price: Single £55.00 per night, Double
£80.00 per night Rooms: 4 Double, 1 Twin Accommodation Type: B&B
Mark and Emma look forward to welcoming you to Hurlestone. This friendly and relaxed Bed and Breakfast is ideally situated in the beautiful Vale of Porlock between the moors and the sea.
High Bank, (Opposite Visitor Centre), Porlock, Somerset, TA24 8NP
Sea View B&B in Porlock is located at the foot of the outstandingly beautiful Exmoor National Park, cliffs and sea. This prominent old, characterful property is a few steps away from the high street.
Room facilities: Tea/coffee facilities | Non-smoking | Hairdryer | Fireplace | TV | CD player | Alarm clock | Rooms from: £27 Mobility info: There are hand rails on the staircases leading to the bedrooms.
Once the seat of the West Saxon kings, Porlock
was attacked by Danish pirates in the 10th century and later, in 1052, it
was burned by Harold, son of Earl Godwin. Today it is a market place at the
foot of a steep hill with a small harbour. The nearby village of Horner
boasts a Victorian water mill.
