Search Bed and Breakfast in Porlock

"Stuff is friendly and helpful, room is as described in the pictures, things were clean. Hilarious spot easy to walk everywhere."

"The food was delicious, the service was amazing, a wonderful place to eat, drink and sleep. We had a classic bedroom which was fine for staying the one night. It’s an old building but you can see how they’ve made the best of that. Great facilities in the rooms. Parking was easy and close to hotel. Warm and cosy. Shower was hot but need to change the shower head. Bit of a draft with the old windows but the heavy curtains and large radiator kept the room nice and warm. A mirror at the dressing table would be nice but I was happy sitting by the fabulous wall to ceiling mirror to dry my hair. We loved our stay and would definitely return. Thank you. "

"Clean room comfy bed quite and peaceful fridge in the hallway for anyone to use if you need cold drinks "

"The property is unique with original features…!! "

"Our Lodge was lovely and clean, our breakfast was delicious and both days the girls on reception/ taking orders were extremely nice and very good. "

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"Staff very welcoming , accommodating with my dogs needs for his supplement to be kept in fridge. We were given information of what to see in Barry Island. Overall lovely staff, nice room, would definitely recommend "

"Great old place but needs some love. Bed ok pillows not so good. Heater works well but not towel rack. Water gets hot but not great pressure. "

"The Beach Hotel is a social enterprise run by the YMCA as an apprenticeship scheme. In light of this we had quite modest expectations for our stay. But these were misplaced - the hotel is spotlessly clean, and run by professional, welcoming staff. The occasion was a large family reunion, and the restaurant served us all with a good simple dinner in an efficient and timely way. Service was excellent. The location opposite the beach is delightful and quite quiet - and very convenient for the West Somerset Railway which is warmly recommended as an arrival route."