Loyton Lodge

Loyton Lodge is the place to go for a bit of old-fashioned spoiling. Generous rooms, top-notch breakfasts, open fires and 300 acres to explore, not to mention the whole of Exmoor on your doorstep. You can even bring your dog. The kind of place you return to.

Spent two nights in this wonderful, relaxing venue with welcoming people who looked after us unobtrusively and so efficiently. Large, comfortable rooms and excellent bathrooms. Spent a wet afternoon in the comfort of the lovely sitting room with its magazines and access to excellent coffee and tea. In the evening we made use of the honesty bar and enjoyed the open fire. Marvellous value and don’t miss the cooked breakfast, in addition to fresh fruit , yoghurt and cereals.

What a gem, absolutely charming place, lovely accommodation and very clean. Isobel is lovely and nothing is to much. Such a relaxing place in an idyllic position. We booked to break up a journey down to Croyde(only an hour away). Loved it so much, booked again a week later, as a treat to end our holiday.

Wonderful place both for accommodation & situation. Luxurious beds in stylish rooms. Totally relaxing. The food was super & the chef happy to talk about it. The situation amongst fields & woods is tranquil & beautiful, unless you are our labrador in which case it is paradise.

Beautiful, luxurious, tranquil, everything this stressed out Londoner was looking for in a B&B! Loyton Lodge is jewel of a place, with its sumptuous rooms, delicious breakfasts and warm and welcoming hosts. We woke up each morning to the sound of birdsong, would spend the day walking exmoor before retiring to a hot herbal soak in the clawfoot bathtub. Local restaurant tip: Make sure you try out Woods in Dulverton, a cosy wine bar with open log fires and french food.