Porlock, where wooded cliffs of Exmoor fall steeply down to the open sea. Our house stands between the two.. Featured in Lonely Planet guide, this old, characterful property is a few steps away from the High Street with restaurants, shops/pubs - yet peaceful. ?Four Star? accommodation, fully central heated, in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Off-street parking and other parking facilities close by. Furnished with antiques and original works of art. Newly remodelled, light and airy, all rooms are ensuite and fully equipped with TV/radio, complimentary tray, hair dryer, mini fridge, etc. Free Wi Fi available. Breakfast (7am - 9am): 20+ hot choices, using local fresh produce, with homemade bread/marmalades/jams. Homemade breads baked daily at Sea View. Selection of fruit, cereals, juices, yoghurts. Fish and vegetarian options, including our home-made recipe ?Fatty Rascals? which is unique to Sea View. For late risers, a continental breakfast can be left outside the bedroom. Special diets catered for (eg: gluten free).Walkers are very welcome at Sea View - no matter how muddy, wet or tired. We will always make you feel at home: comfortable, warm and dry. Porlock is a walker's paradise and Porlock village has been awarded with the Walkers are Welcome accreditation. Miles of picturesque coastline, half a mile from the South West Coast Path. Also, Coleridge Way, Porlock Weir and Culbone Church (smallest operational church in UK), are all close by. For those interested in astrology: Exmoor is also accredited as a Dark Sky area. Excellent, regular bus service on the doorstep. Nearby places to visit include Exmoor National Park (wild ponies/red deer); Lorna Doone Valley; character villages and pubs; North Devon Coast: Lynton/Lynmouth, Valley of the Rocks, surfing at Woolacombe, Clovelly; Dunster Castle; Minehead; Award Winning Steam Railway ? plus riding, fishing, sailing, surfing, golf and much mor
Hotel Rating: Visit Britain 4 star