We love having dogs here.  In our restaurant, well-behaved dogs are welcome on our wooden floors, (but not on carpeted areas).  

We also have a few bedrooms set aside for dogs and their owners.

Dunster, one of the best-preserved medieval villages in Britain, has that touch of magic – a hilltop castle overlooking the town, an ancient octagonal Yarn Market where weavers once plied their trade and a long, wide high street flanked by buildings from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.  Many of these are picture-book cottages, traditionally thatched, with roses round the door and colourful, well-tended gardens.

 There is also an impressive 15th century parish church, and a working water mill whose stream flows down to a picturesque packhorse bridge and ford, and of course, Dunster has its fair share of tea shops, guest houses, pubs and hotels.

Dunster is at the gateway to the Exmoor National Park and all its wonderful flora and fauna such as Exmoor ponies, herds of red deer and even nesting Peregrine falcons.

The village High Street takes you out of the south end of the village towards Tiverton via the beautiful valley road following the river all the way. Places such as Snowdrop Valley, Exford and Dulverton are a must see for visitors to the area.

Medieval Dunster is a superb base for exploring the dramatic North Somerset coastline, the pretty villages that pepper the moors with their old, thatched cottages and even older pubs and inns, and of course, the dramatic Exmoor of Lorna Doone legend.