The Yarde Annexe

The Hatch Inn

"We would highly recommend this hotel, which has a nice quiet location, we we had the family room for the two of us which was huge very clean and well presented with a large flat screen television and king sized bed, tea coffee and hot chocolate facilities were available in the room, the bath room was large with a huge rainfall shower and roll top bath all spotlessly clean. Nice atmosphere with very friendly and helpful staff, lovely evening meal and very nice breakfast ( the breakfast was included in the price of the room ) excellent menu for breakfast and evening meal, free parking behind the hotel, the log fires in the bar and dining room were very welcoming, the hotel is dog friendly as well which is probably why it is so nice"

Relaxing retreat in an 1880's Chapel development, coastlines & national parks.

Notley Arms Inn Exmoor National Park

"On arrival we were met by Caroline and Simon who both were very friendly and made us feel very welcome!! We were shown to room 3 which was homely and comfortable. We then took a lovely cold beer out into the garden to enjoy the afternoon sunshine. We ate dinner both nights if our stay, the food was very plentiful and delicious! The breakfast was also very tasty and well presented. We had an amazing time and nothing was too much trouble for the hosts to ensure you had a pleasant stay. We are looking forward to our next visit!"

The Carew Arms

"We went here for some food on Friday afternoon and can honestly say that after witnessing what we did, we will never return. A woman called Grace treated a man and his son in the most disgusting way. It was clear the pub had not paid the young man his wages and the father was trying to get what he was owed to his son. The staff member kept moving the gentleman to different areas arguing with him. Why not take him to a quieter area away from the customers? She treated him and his son like they were in the wrong but clearly it was her! Even more shocking was that the father said the son had additional needs, and that during the months he had worked there this staff member admitted to not processing his details for wages, tac and national insurance having always paid him in cash, telling him he would be paid today then telling him he was not getting any pay. This woman was arrogant and played the poor, lone female card, but she was the one who was obnoxious, rude and arrogant. We have never witnessed such disregard for people and will not waste our money here again. On top of this, one of the chefs came out to back her up but he too made a fool,of himself. The man and his son were so badly treated by Grace that I wanted to say something but my husband stopped me. We will therefore tell everyone we know what a sham of a place this is. The food was not the best anyway - perhaps the jumped up chef should spend more time cooking and producing decent food than arguing with a colleagues father! The atmosphere was awful before this happened and just confirmed it was an unpleasant place to visit! What a way to treat an employee, a young one at that with additional needs. Pure discrimination from this pub! You should be ashamed of yourselves! Please teach your staff how to employ people correctly, pay them and perhaps learn some customer service skills! The woman finally gave the lad his wages, firstly not enough, but after proving what hours his son had worked she paid up! What a sham of a pub! Disgusting!"