Hoteles en Culmstock

“We had a lovely walk to the village and mill.then had dinnner in the restaurant which was reasonably priced ans delicious. The staff were so helpful and welcoming. Would definitely stay again.”

“Típico hotel de Inglaterra, tranquilo, acogedor y familiar. ”

“Lovely sea view. Room was well set out. Lovely breakfast and convenient car parking space.”

“We came by rail. The choice of food was perfect. A smaller kettle would have been an advantage - to fit better under the tap. Also a larger coffee pot, so that it contained a 'top up'. One of the best hotels we have stayed at. Thankyou.”

“Good value property in the heart of Seaton. Spacious room, huge TV, comfy bed, good breakfast. Nice outside area. ”

“A beautiful building with interesting rooms. Staff very welcoming and friendly. WiFi worked well. Breakfast was magnificent ”

“Excelente ubicación. Personal de recepción muy amable. ”

“Muy agradable, habitación preciosa, con una linda vista al mar. El personal muy amable. El hotel tiene un típico pub inglés. Muy pintoresco. 100% recomendable ”

“Very pleasant staff”

“Very pleasant stay even though only a couple of days. The staff were very freindly. Most enjoyable.”

“Era bastante ruidosa, no nos importaba que fuera un poco vieja, pero la ducha estaba rota, el secatoallas también y falta de actualización en general. Olía mal el pasillo y habitaciones y las toallas. Hubiera merecido la pena pagar más y haber estado más cómoda en otro hotel. ”

“Very friendly staff”

“Our room was spacious and gorgeous. The bed was really comfortable and big! We were in a Premium King Room. The bathroom was large but it did also smell quite badly of damp. The only negative was the car parking. None available on site and not able to drive up to hotel so we had to bring all our luggage from a neighbouring public car park. Unfortunately the lift wasn't working at the car park so we had to carry 3 suitcases up 2 flights of stairs. Parking was 18 British pounds per day, pay and...

“Exeter's high street offers just about everything that mortal man could conceivably desire: pubs, cafes, outdoor clothing shops, shoe shops, a cathedral, banks, bookshops, homeless people, record shops, Turkish barbers. The staff of the Turk's Head were consummate professionals: the one who showed me up to my room offered to carry my suitcase, gave me a tour of the premises, and recommended their favourite ice cream shop. ”