Share this hotel
Facilities
Property facilities
-
Non-smoking rooms
-
Air conditioning
-
Restaurant
-
Room service
-
Family rooms
-
Pets allowed
-
Luggage storage
-
Express check-in/check-out
-
Fax/photocopying
-
Ironing service
-
Massage services
-
Packed lunches
-
Non-smoking throughout
-
Outdoor furniture
-
Pet basket
-
Staff adhere to local safety protocols
-
Guest rooms disinfected between stays
-
Cleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus
-
Physical distancing rules followed
-
Hand sanitizer in guest room and key areas
-
Cashless payment available
-
Fire extinguishers
-
First aid kit available
-
Sanitized tableware & silverware
-
Invoice provided
-
Guests can opt-out any cleaning services during stay
-
Smoke alarms
-
Shared stationery like menus, pens are removed
-
Physical distancing in dining areas
-
Key access
-
Food delivered to guest room
-
Process in place to check health of guests
-
Screens / Barriers between staff and guests for safety
-
Face masks for guests available
-
Pub crawls
-
Television in common areas
-
Front desk (limited hours)
-
Express check-in
-
Free wired internet
-
Golfing on site
-
Internet access
-
Housekeeping on request
-
Reception hall
-
Japanese garden
Review Highlights
Categories
Please Log In
This action requires an account to continue. Please log in or create an account in order to proceed with your booking.
Error
Property Description
Historic Charm and Modern Comforts
Medieval Features and Picturesque Gardens
Step back in time and experience the enchanting 13th-century Luttrell Arms nestled in Exmoor National Park. Admire the medieval architecture and relax in the picturesque gardens, offering a serene escape.
Elegant Accommodations and Culinary Delights
Indulge in the charm of individually designed bedrooms adorned with antique furniture and modern amenities like a TV and tea/coffee facilities. Delight your taste buds at the Luttrell Arms restaurant with modern British cuisine or unwind in the cosy bar with a traditional menu.
Convenient Location and Nearby Attractions
Located in the quaint town of Dunster, the hotel is a short stroll from Dunster Castle and just a mile from the local beach. Explore the area's beauty and return to the Luttrell Arms for a memorable stay.
Property Policies
-
Pets
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.
-
Parking
No parking available.
-
Children and extra bed policy
Children are not allowed.
You haven't added any cots.
You haven't added any extra beds. -
Internet
WiFi is available in public areas and is free of charge.
Location
Guest Reviews
Very welcoming, cosy period rooms with real fires.
Great bedroom, very quiet, really comfortable bed.
The staff were great, so helpful and chatty.
Great choice at breakfast cold and hot.
🤷♀️nothing.
Wonderful hotel and fab staff. So helpful and kind
Loved it all
Excellent staff and really well run hotel
Nothing really
This wonderful gem of a Hotel will not disappoint - the current owners have sympathetically renovated this wonderful old building
The staff are extremely friendly and helpful - we are very much looking forward to visiting again
Great location
Parking very easy but a shame they have none. In February it was straightforward but I bet the summer could get tricky.
Pillows pillows pillows. Just too soft.
The property was excellent lots of character great location and very comfortable
The building has a lot of history lots of nooks and crannies a lovely atmosphere
We've been coming here through 4 owners and more years than we care to remember and it still has the same relaxed country vibe with friendly staff and comfortable rooms.
The food just doesn't thrill, it's of a reasonable pub standard, and the coffee at breakfast is awful and would be more suitable for fence painting.
An old good cosy country hotel.
Car parking close by was not possible as the few places in high street busy.
A very atmospheric old inn, with lovely courtyard and garden, and various cosy nooks in the bar. Worth paying for the room upgrade to get the full experience. The pizzas in the garden were good quality and Sunday roast was good too, but the breakfast was more average. Service when dining was a little variable, but good enough during my visit. Dunster Castle and its gardens was what drew me to this hotel, and it's a lovely quaint little village for 2-3 night breaks, possibly longer if you have a car to make day trips with. The bus journey from Taunton station was fairly long and overcrowded, but that's to be expected during school summer holidays. The EX1 coach trip to Lynton or onward to Ilfracombe is a nice journey with great scenery if you are combining Dunster with Devon. Unfortunately they could not run the open-top buses as the various councils / land owners had not cut back their trees to make it safe on the upper deck.
A little limited on vegetarian options in the bar food menu, service erratic at times, but always friendly. A little more effort on the breakfast menu would be appreciated.
The setting and the gardens., the staff were all very friendly and helpful, due to the weather it was very hot, the receptionist was very helpful and offered me her fan for my room 😊
Nothing, I knew parking would be an issue but it wasn’t a problem for me as I was able to park in a locked car park as I was attending a wedding
Your guide to the flawless travel experience
Popular Countries
Company
Get our app
