Oct 2009. Had very pleasant, relaxing stay. Highlights: 1.The beach, near enough to get to with deckchairs, picnics, books etc or for the less energetic you can drive down, there is a public car park with WCs and also a cafe with quite a good menu. Beach is pebbly, so no castle-building, but still a very pleasant spot 2. The... more

Amanda is a very bubbly hostess who makes you feel right at home and is very good with children. My wife and I shared the two upstairs rooms with our four year old son and my mother. Bathroom is immense and well fitted and stocked. Bedrooms are very comfortable and warmly decorated. Guest lounge / breakfast room is well appointed... more

Just got back from this lovely B&B, if you want a peaceful getaway this is ideal, great beach 2 minutes walk down the road........will visit again without a doubt! more

Very well furnished, good breakfast, and quiet. The owners are very wellcoming and make you feel at home. Ample parking in courtyard, and no need to use car as walks are nearby, and local bus service is 5 mins away. Good food available at the Mason Arms, and try the Branscombe Bitter! This is not a working farm, but a... more

We had a lovely short break in this 16C stone thatched cottage close to the beach. Our accommodation was ideal for a family. We had two rooms cosily tucked into the eaves of this historic building with a generously proportioned bathroom off the landing in between. The decor was tasteful and fresh, an eclectic mix of antiques and shaker-style furniture.... more

This B & B has just opened (I think) and is located in a National Trust owned Farmhouse. It is in a great location really close to Branscombe beach and within walking distance of some good pubs. The building itself is hundreds of years old, but has been refurbed to provide a really good, spotless, b & b. The gardens... more