Porlock where wooded cliffs of Exmoor fall steeply down to the open sea. Our house stands between the two.. Featured in the latest "Lonely Planet Devon and Cornwall (Travel Guide)" this old character property is a few steps from the High Street on the road out to Porlock Weir: quiet at night not situated on the A39 road. ‘Four Star’ unique bijou B&B fully central heated in a relaxed friendly atmosphere. Off-street parking close by. Light/airy 4 rooms en suite equipped with TV free Wi-Fi complimentary refreshment tray hair dryer mini fridge etc. Our packed lunch features homemade pies (also vegetarian option). Inside we are an art gallery of oil paintings – many featuring local sites of historical interest painted by Sea View’s artist/owner Tony Kenyon. Library of books you are welcome to peruse and maps/guide books to borrow during your stay. Breakfast (8 - 9am): 20+ hot choices local fresh produce homemade bread/preserves selection of fruit cereals juices yoghurts. Fish/vegetarian options including our unique ‘Fatty Rascals’. Continental breakfast is available in your bedroom. Special diets catered for (home made gluten free bread etc). Walker's paradise here all are very welcome – whether muddy wet or tired always made to feel at home: comfortable warm and dry (we even provide blister plasters). Sea View is a Business Member of the SWCP Association. Porlock has "Walkers are Welcome" accreditation - picturesque coastlines ½ mile from the South West Coast Path. Also Coleridge Way Porlock Weir and Culbone Church (smallest operational church in UK). The village has a variety of shops restaurants and pubs. We also have a village App and our very own weather station. Astronomers: Exmoor National Park is the first International Dark Sky Reserve in Europe. Within easy reach are all areas of interest and outstanding beauty including: castles medieval villages rolling hills and sea view

All rooms elegantly furnished with either wide panoramic sea view (front) or steep forested hill view (rear). Antique furniture and works of art. TV with remote control; tea/coffee making facilities; radio/CD player; reading material; flowers; hair dryer. Wide breakfast options including vegetarian.

We have a lock-up facility for bicycles for our cyclist guests; we are a non-smoking property; a wake-up call is available. There is off-site parking.

Awards:

• Breakfast Award Quality in Tourism

Style:

• Unique
• Traditional
• Stylish
• Elegant
• Boutique

Rooms Facilities:

• Fireplace
• Alarm clock
• Tea and coffee making facilities
• CD player
• Hairdryer
• Colour television
• Non-smoking

Bed Details:

• Standard single bed
• Twin (single beds)
• Double bed
• Standard double bed

Bathroom Details:

• Grab bars in bathroom
• Bathtub/shower combination
• En suite
• Shower

Amenities:

• Wakeup call
• Internet access (wireless) in public areas
• Non-smoking (throughout)

Parking:

• Off-site parking
• Free parking

Number of Rooms: 4

Number of Floors: 2

Mobility Description:
There are hand rails: on the staircases leading to the bedrooms by the side of the bath in the double en suite (sea view) and also outside the shower cubicle in the single en suite.

Smoking Policy: No smoking

Dining Facilities:

• Sea View has an elegant breakfast room with antique furniture original works of art and log burning stove. There is also a TV fitted. It is located on the ground floor to the front of the house with a panoramic sea view. For breakfast: apart from 20+ hot dishes there is also a buffet table with a variety of cereals yoghurts fruit fruit juice homemade preserves etc. We also cater for special diets wherever possible.

Children Policy: Adults preferred

Check In Time: 1753-01-01 15:00:00.000

Check Out Time: 1753-01-01 10:30:00.000

Reception Closing Time: 1753-01-01 21:00:00.000

Pet Policy:

• No pets

Recreation:

• Sailing
• Mountain biking
• Garden
• Windsurfing
• Sightseeing tours
• Lake
• Water activities
• River
• Fly fishing
• Horse riding
• Walking
• Fishing
• Bird watching
• Shopping - antiques
• Nature trail
• Fine dining
• Beach nearby
• Museums/galleries
• Golf
• Animal watching
• Cycling
• Surfing

Business Facilities:

• Internet connection (wireless)

Directions:
Take the A39 towards Lynton. Descend the hill into Porlock village and come straight through the high street. At the end of the high street the road forks off: take the right fork signposted to Porlock Weir and we are the second house on the left opposite Porlock Visitor Centre.;