A little gem in a beautiful setting. The hotel is old and has quirky rooms but all the staff and locals treat you like family. This was born out by the other guests who told me they are frequent visitors. The food is scrumptious and special dietary requirements are catered for. All this and dog friendly too.

On recently visiting this establishment ( having been here many times before) I was shocked and very disappointed at the lack of welcome, the arrogant manner of the apparent owner ( I have since found out) , the lack of cleanliness and overall lack of knowledge of ales etc available. The impression was that I ought to be grateful that we were being served at all. What a shame especially as I had taken family there after saying what a great place it was. Not again.Ps abit of brasso and a hoover wouldn't come amiss. :)

Although we've been coming to Staghunters for years, this is my 1st review. We recently drove down for the day to walk the dog and drop in for lunch and a pint. On chatting to Simon, behind the bar and as he (unusually for a weekend), had a couple of spare rooms that night, we were offered a good deal and talked into staying over.
So, as always, some cracking food and again a perfectly kept pint of Exmoor Gold.
Breakfast here is honestly, often the best I've had at any hotel.
Although our 1st visit for a couple of years, not much has changed; so if you're looking for a truly family run, dog friendly, traditional country hotel........this is for you. Well done and thank you again, Wendy, Richard and family and staff.