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The Red Lion Hotel
The Red Lion Hotel features a bar and a terrace in Oakford. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant and free WiFi throughout the property.
Lion Hotel Dulverton
Located in Dulverton and with Tiverton Castle reachable within 12 miles, Lion Hotel Dulverton provides a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Tarr Farm Inn
Offering a restaurant, Tarr Farm Inn is located in Liscombe. Free WiFi access is available. Each room here will provide you with a mini-bar. There is also an electric kettle.
Town Mills
Featuring a garden, Town Mills features accommodations in Dulverton. Located around 12 miles from Tiverton Castle, the bed and breakfast is also 17 miles from Dunster Castle.
Nutsford House
Nutsford House is a recently renovated bed and breakfast in Dulverton where guests can make the most of its garden and shared lounge.
West Hollowcombe Farm
West Hollowcombe Farm is a recently renovated vacation home in Dulverton where guests can make the most of its garden and barbecue facilities.
Tiverton Hotel Lounge & Venue formally Best Western
On the outskirts of Tiverton, Tiverton Hotel Lounge & Venue formally Best Western is just 20 minutes from Exmoor National Park.
Fisherman's Cot, Tiverton by Marston's Inns
With a stunning position on the banks of the River Exe in Bickleigh, and surrounded by beautiful Devonshire countryside, Fisherman’s Cot has free Wi-Fi throughout and free parking on site.
The Crown Hotel
At the heart of Exmoor National Park, The Crown Hotel is a family-run 17th century coaching inn with free WiFi and exceptional food.
The Royal Oak Inn
Located in Withypool, 13 miles from Dunster Castle, The Royal Oak Inn provides accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
What Guests Said About East Anstey:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Nice and quiet countryside setting.
Nice and quiet countryside setting. Great for self-catering apartments, but no local shops. Bit of a drive (to Tiverton) if you wanted to eat out. Watch out for the single lane local roads, often with high hedges either side. Anstey used to have a train station and sign is still there, but it was closed in the 60's with all the other local closures. wild foxgloves are great in the summer.MatthewUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
it was just right for us i we wanted a nice quiet place to...
it was just right for us i we wanted a nice quiet place to take our dogs to after a very hard yr for us as keyworker's we needed a lovely break and that's just what we got nice to be away from any Hussle and bustle very quirt we didn't do anything in East Angsty but we found an amazing pub called the Caleigh arms that i would highly recommend to any visitors to Devon beautiful food and amazing serviceMazUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
It's a pretty small village.
It's a pretty small village. Not much to do, but the surrounding area is full of places to walk, attractions and other things to do. It's a short journey to Dulverton, which a very attractive little town and of course, Exmoor is just up the road. Not great for the beaches (too far to drive), but spot on for walkers, who want a quiet base to explore North Devon and Somerset.
RobertUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
I liked the spacious house and facilities which were all...
I liked the spacious house and facilities which were all very useful and it was a very comfortable stay. Wi-fi was good and TV fine. There was detailed instructions provided re how to access the property. A little off the beaten track but very good access for Exmoor
NigelUnited Kingdom
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