Exmoor House Dunster

12 West Street, Dunster
Somerset, TA24 6SN

Tel: 01643 821268

Dunster Bed & Breakfast Accommodation

Exmoor House accommodation in the delightful West Somerset village of Dunster. Preserved steam trains of the West Somerset Railway call at Dunster station, and the wild delights of Exmoor are a short drive.

Wake up to the sounds of Exmoor on the doorstep in the oldest street in Dunster. Spend some time in one of our six comfortable en-suite bedrooms, all of which have been completely refurbished.

Make your choice from our double, kingsize and twin rooms: perhaps the four-poster for a special occasion?

Wake up to the taste of Exmoor on your plate. We are lucky to have an abundance of top quality, award-winning local produce, sourced from the popular, Farmers Market in Minehead.

Whether your choice is the Full Exmoor, Exmoor Smoked Trout with scrambled egg, or the freshly baked Continental you will be tasting, wherever possible, local fare, from apple juice to whortleberry jam, for your breakfast at Exmoor House.

The timeless Medieval village of Dunster is the perfect stepping off point for Exmoor National Park.

Tariff per person, per night

Double ensuite £30-32.50
Twin ensuite £31-33.50
Kingsize ensuite £31-33.50
4-poster Kingsize ensuite £32-34.50

Exmoor
is the
measure
of your
dreams

ENTRIES FROM
OUR VISITORS’ BOOK

“Superb! Wonderful breakfast ”
Mr & Mrs M, Dorchester 12th Feb 2006
“First Class. Could not be improved.
Mr & Mrs P, Spain 8th March 2006
“Faultless, worthy of another star”
Mr & Mrs T, Reading 25th April 2006
“Wonderful. What else can we say”
Mr & Mrs W, Earley 21st May 2006
“Absolutely immaculate, wonderful breakfast”
Mr & Mrs W, Sunbury 29th June 2006
“Excellent in every way”
Mr & Mrs V, Wolverhampton 29th July 2006
“Fantastic, unforgettable, thank you”
Mrs L, Shaftesbury 10th August 2006
“Spotlessly clean, beautifully presented”
Mr & Mrs P, Reading 17th September 2006
“Beautiful, friendly - excellent! ”
Mr & Mrs R, Switzerland 19th October 2006
“Beautiful house, luscious breakfasts”
Mr & Mrs P, Australia 2nd November 2006