Nice pub in the middle of porlock village just before the start of porlock hill…read more The pub was quiet so service was quick. Staff were pleasant and friendly We ordered just a light meal as a relative who lives in the village was cooking for us later in the day. I had the toastie with cheese and ham. It came with a side salad and was hot on arrival. The food was nice but nothing out of this world, but then how out of this world can a toastie get?!

There is no disabled access and so is definitely not for everyone as there is no lift, so don't…read moretake heavy luggage either! However, the rooms are quaint but intimate, not exceptionally large rooms, but they have everything you might want from a budget hotel, however it is more expensive than other B&Bs in the surrounding areas. The room was not the cleanest and had clearly not been totally cleaned down after the previous occupants had departed which was not very good but we told the receptionist and we were not offered a different room but they did clean it properly within an hour. The best part of the hotel is the restaurant as the breakfast was really great and we were allowed to eat in bed. The staff were very welcoming and so i would recommend it again.

Dunster is a charming small village and Latrell Arms is one of the larger establishments with a…read morebar, restaurant, hotel and outside garden bar. Our dinner is wonderful with my wife raving over the mushroom soup.

A wonderful mediaeval building with comfortable, well-designed bedrooms.The bar is delightful, with…read moreits pannelled walls, open fire and 16th century windows looking out over the monks' courtyard. From the enthusiastic and jovial staff we received great old fashioned AND GENIUNE welcome. There is a selection of good wines at a range of reasonable prices and some good local ales and ciders. Paul Hepburn is a dedicated chef producing GREAT food for the bar as well as the tastefully decorated restaurant and he is supported by a great front of house team with Sally in perfect control of affairs. The hotel is set in an idyllic village with its unique Yarn Market, its ancient priory, and a fantastic castle complete with ghosts. What more could you ask? Now even better with refurbished rooms and still great food. It has been taken over by some very knowledgeable and experienced hoteliers who also own the Royal Castle Hotel in Dartmouth where we once had a superb meal.

The bus down to Snowdrop Valley and back stops right outside the pub. We stopped in for a coffee to…read morewarm our bones after our walk, and the smell of the Sunday Carvery won us over. The staff were very friendly, and quickly had us seated with our coffees. We doffed our jackets and loaded plates with roast beef, pork & lamb with all the trimmings. I won't flood the review with barren superlatives; I'll just say the meal was 4-star good, it hit the spot and I can see us stopping in again next year. We left Rested and Thankful. Can you ask for more than living up to your name?

A large pub/small hotel serving a good selection of beers,lagers and ciders including a choice of…read moreup to four cask ales.A good lunchtime and evening menu is available.The food arrived at the table promptly and was well cooked,hot,tasty and well presented.Portion sizes were good and the service excellent.A value for money establishment worth visiting if in the area.

Had dinner here yesterday - the fish and chips were really good but I got a seafood appetizer that…read morewas insanely good. It was clams, mussels, prawns, scallops in a broth that I wanted to actually drink out of the bowl. Service was great and the vibe was peaceful and calming. Highly recommend it. Also, the view off the water is awesome.

The Rising Sun was recommended to us by our hostess at the Lyn Valley Guesthouse, and it was…read moredelightful. It's a charming 17th century pub, frequented by the locals, who greeted us with friendly joking as we came in. We had the mussels starter, which was terrific, and a very good fish and chips. The ales were excellent. The food is not cheap, but it's worth it.

'Florentinos' A nice looking room. We were there on a…read moreSaturday night at about 8 o'clock and the place was about three quarters full.The waitress was friendly and attentive and the we didn't have to wait for too long for each of our courses.The creamy garlic mushrooms I thought were excellent.I had the Italian beefburger followed by a Vanilla panna cotta and my wife had the Beef stew followed by Vanilla ice cream.To drink we had a small glass of rose,a half pint of Pepsi and a bottle of Peroni. The final bill came in at around £25 a head which I didn't think was too bad.

On our reticent trip to Cardiff we stayed here at the Copthorne hotel for one night, we where told…read moreby one the guys that was with us not to expect much here as the hotel was a little out dated. Check in was was easy, quick and painless we where checked in by Ethan from the front desk. I was surprised that we has rooms all to ourselves, the rooms where what l call traditional than modern, the rooms where spacious, king size bed. Bar area had plenty of seating where you had the option of comfortable sofas or arm chairs, with several massive tv's to watch the football, restaurant was in the next room where breakfast was served the next morning. Meals are served here, but we went to a burger place across the road, a few in the group had the fish & chips & it looked great. Breakfast was served in the large dining room where most tables where set for two than for larger groups. Breakfast was served buffet style, and there was a good selection to choose from hot or cold, there was a chef at the counter cooking eggs fresh every few minutes. Negatives where that you could hear a guy in the next room using the toilet, and traffic from the outside, apart from that it was a pretty good hotel and better than some five star places that I've stayed in the past.

Only stayed here for one night and it was a painless experience. The staff were all helpful and…read morethings where they said they would be. The rooms could use a bit of a freshen up as the bathroom looked a bit tired. The bed was comfortable and very large!! The location of the hotel is good if you are down that way to watch Cardiff play. You can get free wifi but only for 24 hours and if you sign up to their loyalty scheme after that it is the usual extortionate price for a bit of wifi. The signal wasn't the best but hey I was only their for one night so that was fine. The food was the usual standard hotel kind of stuff, if i had the opportunity I think I would have gone out for a meal. It is next door to a good sized shopping complex which seemed to have the usual shops available so if you have forgotten something shouldn't be a problem to get what you need. They have a large parking area and to be honest I am not sure if they charge for you to park there. The hotel was clean tidy and secure which is always a plus for me.

This is a pretty little bed and breakfast owned by a funny (that's 'Ha! Ha!') couple who take great…read morepride in this lovely old-fashioned place. We sat in their sunny garden, surrounded by colourful blooms and all had cream teas. The tea is drunk from traditional tea-sets from 1930's. The tea is good, the scones are wonderful and not dry. No fruit in them (I don't think they belong) and the clotted cream comes from a local farm. It is delicious. We weren't as impressed with the jam but we delighted in the whole experience. We are looking forward to coming again next year, if not sooner!

Booked this place as it seemed like it was located in a quaint and pleasant place in the Somerset…read morecountryside and it was, the pub looks lovely from the outside and is located by the riverside, has a nice beer garden and lots of character inside. The pub grub was standard fare, nothing to write home about, but not awful either. The accommodation as we stayed there for 3 nights was OK, fairly clean and good value for money, although there was a few missed cobwebs on the walls, bed was a bit creaky (doesn't aid romance lol) and coat hangers in the wardrobe seem to break easily, the shower had water pressure problems, but a note was stuck on the shower door explaining water pressure problems within the area. My only gripe is with one of the male members of staff and how he treated my partner & I, we had reserved a table for dinner on the Thursday night as we overheard the barmaid explaining to someone else that it was one of their busiest nights, although to be honest in hindsight I don't think we needed to as there were plenty of tables left and reserving a table seemed to cause more problems than it was worth. We sat down at a table for two that was reserved (not thinking there was much difference from one table to the next), placed our order with no problem, then rudely got told that we had to move as someone else wanted the window seat, which we found rather petty, but it spoilt our last evening there and the fact is the other couple didn't get served food until we had finished our two course meal anyway. The female staff were friendly and courteous, however, the male member of staff with the grey hair and moustache really needs to learn some better customer service skills!