We chose the Staghunters as my parents had stayed there several times in the 1970s (the bedrooms haven't changed - as the owners said!) The countryside is beautiful, as is the location and the hosts are very friendly and helpful. Although the decor of the bedrooms wouldn't appeal to some (some people prefer homogenised hotels) it was spotlessly clean and... more

The Staghunters is one of those places that you either "get" or you don't. Having stayed there many times over the past 15 years I love the fact that little has changed, it has its old fashioned decor, its great mix of locals, and visitors who return year after year, and now its got brilliant new owners who have breathed... more

We have just had another great weekend at the "Stags" Having read a couple of the previous reports, I am not too sure what people expect. ? For £30 per head, we are able to stay in what must be one of the finest parts of the Westcountry. There is a fine selection of ales & the food is superb... more

We stayed overnight and would not recommend it. There is a lovely B&B a bit further down the road for upto the same tariff and it's another world... 1) Walked in through hotel doors into bar to find owner. Got told angrily that we'd walked through the wrong door (hotel door) until he realised we were guests. 2) Room was... more

Stag Huner's Inn is in an idyllic location, by the River Lynn in a beautiful village called Brendon. It is extremely peaceful and we spent some delightful afternoons sitting outside the Inn, by the river, drinking superb coffee or very addictive cloudy cider. The food is absolutely delicious - all meals are home-cooked and I would recommend the Venison Casserole.... more

First thing to say is that the web site for this hotel was done by the previous owners in 2002, what we saw was not like the web site desciption. Poor quality room. Like a student flat in a run down old house. Bathroom with green plastic 70's furniture. Terrible plumbing. Room furniture is cheap old stuff. Walls covered in... more