Facilities
The kitchen area is fully equipped for self catering with full size cooker, hob, fridge freezer, dishwasher, microwave, kettle and toaster and a full set of kitchen utensils, saucepans and ovenware.

The dining area is set at the front of the Lodge on the far side of the breakfast bar with lovely views through its full length picture window and is based on a round table capable of seating up to seven.

The sitting area has comfortable settees and a chair with French windows opening onto the veranda which gives beautiful views overlooking the slopes of Exmoor. There is a flat screen television provided plus DVD player and free WiFi available.

The main bathroom is a shower wet room with shower chair, toilet and basin.
En-suite shower room, which has a shower cubicle with pull down seat, a wash basin and toilet
The bathroom is fully wheelchair accessible but the ensuite shower room is not.

There is a laundry room on site, you will need £1 coins for the machines which the owners can supply on request at the door.

From 1 October until the end of the week before the late May bank holiday, electricity is payable at 25p per unit (or the government reduced rate when known if lower) for all bookings. Guests will make payment to the owner on departure, calculated from metre readings.

Location
Minehead, a charming coastal town nestled on the fringes of Exmoor National Park, is a paradise for enthusiasts of walking. It not only offers the splendid expanse of Exmoor with its breathtaking vistas, diverse wildlife, and welcoming pubs but also serves as the starting point for the Southwest National Coastal Path, the longest rural trail in the country. Additionally, it's the final destination of the West Somerset Railway, the longest heritage railway in Britain.

The town boasts a wide array of attractions, such as its sandy beach, picturesque promenade, bustling harbor, well-manicured gardens, and a vibrant tree-lined avenue adorned with an assortment of shops and amenities. The entire area, dominated by the forested slopes of North Hill, is renowned for its exceptional natural beauty.

Exmoor is frequently hailed as England's best-kept secret, making it an ideal destination for those seeking an outdoor getaway. Whether you prefer leisurely strolls, extended hikes across the moors, horseback riding, safaris, or exploring charming villages and hamlets that resemble postcards, there is an abundance of activities to enjoy.