This B&B is tucked away next to the old church in the very quiet hamlet of Martinhoe. I call it a B&B, despite the fact that one can stay full-board, because the rooms are very B&B-sized & styled if you know what I mean. Nice enough though. We had a perfectly adequate en-suite bathroom. The private gardens came complete with a small stream and were very quiet and appealing. The owners were helpful too and clearly like to cook as the menu was fairly adventurous for such a smallish place. If you visit the Old Rectory Hotel don't expect inexpensive pub grub - it was a proper five-course meal that we had and was priced accordingly. The room had a small TV tuned to some analogue terrestrial channels, but due to the sheltered location very few channels could be viewed without interference (S4C was received very clearly due to the close proximity of Swansea across the Bristol Channel - a boon for Welsh-speakers). Some TV noise from our neighbours penetrated our room unfortunately. Most residents went to bed at a 'sensible' time however, so this did not trouble us when we wanted to sleep. There are some great places to visit within a short drive of the Old Rectory: the dramatic Heddon's Mouth, the goat-festooned Valley of Rocks, Lynmouth and the beautiful East Lyn valley.