My husband and I had a very warm welcome at this friendly hotel. It is set in spectacular Exmoor countryside within minutes walk of the scenic North Devon coast. We were lucky enough with the weather to enjoy our complimentary cream tea in the delightful garden where we were entertained by the variety of birds attracted to the many feeders.... more

I took my mother for a short break to Devon earlier this year, and we were lucky enough to stay at The Old Rectory. Huw and Sam are fantastic hosts - nothing is too much trouble, and they are full of good suggestions for day trips. Our twin ensuite room was lovely, with a beautiful view onto the gorgeous garden.... more

Taken over 6 months ago, Huw and Sam are the new brooms.. The gardens have been retrieved from years of neglect and are a haven for birds, with nice lawns. 8 ensuite rooms are gradually being renovated. Great food - cooked by mine hosts. Well worth a short stay. more

stayed for four nights with the wife (31/05/08-04/06/08). we stayed here several years ago and liked our stay then , and thought we would try it again. the hotel is in a great location with a fantastic garden which is still being improved upon.the rooms are spotlessly clean and tidy, and of sufficiant size.the new owners appear commited to further... more

We stayed in the Old Rectory Hotel for a weekend in May 2008 and the overall experience was just excellent. The place has an amazing atmosphere, the decor is superb and the food served there is sophisticated and Michelin-star standard. The quiet location and marvelous surroundings make the place the best option for a lovely romantic holiday away from the... more

We stayed at The Old Rectory 3 yrs ago and returned at the end of March 2008 knowing that there were new owners. We had previously enjoyed a lovely relaxing weekend, finding the accommodation excellent and the food very good. We were very much looking forward to this weekend, definitely in need of relaxation. We were not disappointed in any... more

The hotel is tranquility itself - just what my husband and I needed in order to unwind. It is set in an idyllic garden within an area of stunning natural beauty. The food is fabulous - take elasticated waistbands as there is a plentiful supply - and is mostly locally produced, organic and free range. The accommodation is comfortable and... more

My husband and I had driven several hours from mid Wales on a horribly wet day with the rain teeming down and visability much reduced. However, our spirits rose when, on nearing Martinhoe through stunningly beautiful country, we discovered the hotel nestled by the side of the ancient parish church and were immediately struck by its ambience. This was reinforced... more

We stayed at the old Rectory for two nights and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Every aspect of the hotel was excellent. The hotel is located is in a very small quiet village close to the cliffs and sea which is ideal for a relaxing break and lots of walking. Our room and all parts of the hotel were spotlessly clean... more