Hotel Guide - Quantock Hills hotels in , United Kingdom.

"Very good hotel. Just what we needed"

"We had a lovely stay here, 11 of us for two nights, plenty of facilities, kitchen was huge for big groups, beds were comfy. Dave was super responsive and we had a lovely time, likely to return! "

"Cracking lodge with a fantastic garden, sun trap too, with great hosts. We liked it!!"

"Fantastic stay over new years. The property is perfect for 2 families with a wonderfully spaced kitchen. The log fire was a great way to congregate everyone in the lounge for games and festivities. Rosie and Sue were fabulous hosts and always available or to answer questions or help with any issues we had. We also managed to get to the Quantocks for a sunset view and visited Kilve Besch for fossil hunting. Both no more than 15 mins drive away. Nether Stowey is a lovely village to wander round with 2 pubs to enjoy a few drinks. Only 15 mins walk away but beware the hill back is long and steep. Will definitely be back!"

"The cottage was lovely, beautifully done up, very comfortable sofas and beds. Nice little outdoor area. There were a few minor issues as with any holiday let. Owners were very helpful before we arrived but once there any questions had to go to the caretaker who then asked the owner. The owners live on site but we didn’t see them at all. Maybe away? Our biggest problem was with taking our dog. She’ll only toilet off the lead, on grass. There is no grass by the cottage. Taking her through the owners paddock (on lead due to ponies and sheep which we knew about) and through the kissing gate as instructed, leads you to fields all surrounded by electric wire (which we found out the hard way as no signs). The only public footpath from this direction has a stile with no dog access. Going uphill from the kissing gate the public footpath had been blocked off with an electric fence. On asking the caretaker (who asked the owner) we were told that dogs can get through the stile but we checked and there wasn’t a dog gate. On the last morning we walked out the gate you drive in through and there are two public footpaths there. They are much more accessible for dogs. Had a lovely time and brilliant if you don’t have a dog, it was all just a bit annoying trying to work out where we could walk her. Would stay again with no dog. "

"The staff was excellent. The food and ambience was great."