Coach House In Old Cleeve - Sleeps Up To 4

Lovely house. Lovely owners. Fantastic village with friendly residents. Dropped in at village owned club for a drink and treated very well. So peaceful!

The accommodation was of a high standard.If self catering, the kitchen is very good. Two showers and toilets and two TV viewing areas with comfortable seating.\r A good base from which to see local attractions and further. I used a delivery service for a quick meal on arrival which came quickly.\r Very pleasant grounds and view from adjacent site. Good parking.\r We enjoyed our week stay here.

We very much enjoyed our three nights stay here at the end of May. The cottage was very clean, spacious and light and nicely decorated and furnished. It was warm and cosy and the heating worked very well when it got a bit chilly. The kitchen was very well stocked (much better than usual). There were some interesting books on the shelves in the dining area and the second living room, the start of a small library (it would be great to have more books of local interest). You could see the sea, Brendon /Exmoor Hills and Old Cleeve village from the cottage and the views were even better from the grounds of the adjoining Cedar House to which you have access too. One night we had an outdoors dinner there while admiring the sunset views. The owners couldn’t have been more welcoming and gracious. The bottle of wine that was presented on arrival was a lovely gesture. The cottage was superbly located for trips to Dunster Castle and village, Watchet, Blue Anchor, Porlock and Porlock Weir, Selworthy, Lynton/Lynmouth, and Exmoor National Park. There is easy parking on the little driveway right next door to the cottage. Overall, a wonderful experience and I would happily stay here again.

A sparkling clean cottage with good quality fixtures and fittings. Comfortable beds with good linen, large bath towels provided as well. Location was great for visiting places on all points of the compass. We particularly liked Watchet, with its harbour, great free museum where you can sing along with sea shanties, many independent interesting shops and the best fish and chip shop for food to bring back. Eric and Kay are welcoming hosts, and gave us lots of tips on where to visit. One being Periwinkle Cottage at Selworthy for a cream tea, try not to miss it. The views are beautiful, even on the drizzly day we visited.\r We did have a problem, which was swiftly sorted out by the owners. We will definitely recommend and return.

every thing one could possibly need in a really comfortable house.