Best Hotels in Minehead
Explore Minehead with 23 stays near popular landmarks, shopping malls, dining spots, and key business areas for a convenient city stay.
Premier Inn Minehead ★★★
"Stayed here with my mate for a fishing competition. It was clean as usual . The staff were very friendly and helpful . It is handy for Morrison’s and Tesco’s. Now the bad bit £7 a night to park now that’s not nice ."
Yarn Market Hotel ★★★
"Thoroughly enjoyable second stay at YMH as part of a small walking group. Compact bedroom but everything functioned as it should. Happy with food at breakfast and dinner. Drinks reasonably priced. Owner went out of his way to provide complimentary soup, bread, hot drinks when we returned from a particularly wet & windy walk! Would definitely visit again."
The Rest and Be Thankful Inn ★★★★
"Great food good service and friendly staff. I only stayed 1 night on a tour of Devon and Somerset. Creaky floor and bed but it just gave more atmosphere. Would have given 5* but bathroom ceiling needs attention and repainting. Also generator going meant a bit of noise. Under £100.00 for room 3 course dinner & breakfast."
Dunkery Beacon Country House ★★★★
"The location will not be for everyone, and you will certainly benefit from access to transport, being situated on a typically southern hillside 'lane', where you can pick left and right hedgerow produce and never leave your car, but it is that very situation which allows such spectacular views from the property. The lodge, retains the original beauty and charm of its origins, despite its modern-day upgrades; itl is clean and immaculately tidy, and Andy and Tanya offer thoughtful little touches, like fresh milk and water freely available from a chiller in the entrance hall, and local cookies to accompany your fresh made nespresso machine coffee in your room, not to mention the, over the bath, power shower, truely a force to be reckoned with! Breakfast is a 3 course multi choice menu.- I highly recommend the mixed fresh fruit cocktail, croissant with jam or marmalade, and completed by French toast with banana and maple syrup, by which time I had no room for the proffered toast. My husband would urge you to sample both the full English, consisting of local farm sourced, bacon, sausage, egg and the local supermarket provided baked beans m.por the particularly delicious scrambled egg and smoked salmon on a toasted muffin! We had an exceptional 3 nighy break and would highly recommend it to anyone wanting something different from the hurly burly of a seaside venue. Thank you Andy and Tanya I hope we will be back. X"
3 Old Police Station ★★★★
The Lorna Doone Hotel ★★★
"A lovely family run hotel. Delightful bedroom and comfortable beds. Nothing was too much trouble. Food very good and wide choice. Breakfast was superb couldnt fault it. A very efficient young lady helped the family in all departments and they all worked very hard to make out stay so pleasant. Definitely worth visiting for a stay or a meal. Thoroughly recommend. Only grumble dont arrive before 3 pm. Door was locked so we spent an hour or two in the Royal Oak next door having a good lunch. Porlock is delightful village and everyone so friendly."
The Royal Oak Exmoor ★★★★
"First off, I would like to say that I did send the hotel an email describing my stay with them but received no response. Upon arriving, I have to admit that I was disappointed to be shown a room outside of the main building - in fact, a stone cottage in the parking lot without any insulation. From their site, their vintage thatched pub appeared very cozy and I don’t recall seeing any mention of the possibility of a room outside the main building. I made my reservation directly on their site well over seven months ago. I would be very curious as to how they choose rooms for guests. I saw others being checked in, so I wasn’t the last to arrive. I can’t believe that others in the same room rate as myself, who were staying in the main building didn’t reserve after me. When I was shown my room, the lady who checked me in apologized for the poor view but told me that if I wanted ambiance, I could go into the main building. She explained that since Exmoor is so damp, a dehumidifier was needed. It didn’t work. I could barely breathe in the morning because of the musty smell. I wanted to say something then, but was very tired from my journey, and thought that cheerier thoughts would prevail after a rest. Once I got looking around, I knew that this wasn’t going to work. The first thing was that the room had obviously not been cleaned. There was dried toothpaste and hair in the bathroom sink, hair on the back behind the seat of the toilet, and what looked to be paw prints and hair in the shower. There were also pet hairs on the rug in the bedroom and dead flower petals on the floor. Surely a few pence could be spared for a toilet roll holder, a trash in the loo, and some kind of rug to cover the stone floor in the bathroom? After about ten minutes, I tried to leave to request another room, but the door lock got jammed. I tried to call the front desk, but noticed that there wasn’t a phone in the room for emergencies! A first for me! I tried to connect to their website to find their phone number as there wasn't any written information in the room, but it wasn’t working. I had to leave from the window, otherwise, I would have been stuck. Once outside, I asked the man at the desk to come check the door, and using a key from the outside, it worked. I told him I didn’t feel comfortable in this room, I was not happy and could I be switched to another room but was told that they were fully booked. I said the Wi-Fi kept dropping or was non-existent, but he said that was impossible because the chef lives out by where I was and he has excellent service. I was happy for the chef (as the food was good) but that was my experience. I had been traveling for several weeks in the UK, and hadn't had any issues with Wi-Fi in other hotels. Since it seemed that I was stuck there, I asked if some heat could be put on in the room as I was freezing and the heater didn’t appear to be working. He told me that the boiler wasn’t turned on. I slept in socks, my coat, and a pair "
The Crown Hotel ★★★
"Excellent place to stay, clean hotel and bedrooms modern.Excellent bathroom.Food was excellent ,both evening and breakfast meal..I would definitely return to this hotel.Staff friendly and the posistion was amazing in the centre of Exford"
Alice Cottage ★★★★★
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Number of reviews |
368 |
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23 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
PHP 23,893 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
PHP 24,566 |
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Premier Inn Minehead |
FAQs About Hotels in Minehead
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What is the average price of a hotel in Minehead for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Minehead this weekend is PHP 14,962 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is PHP 28,677 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Minehead this weekend typically cost PHP 49,311 per night.
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How much do hotels in Minehead cost per night during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Minehead during weekdays is PHP 14,968 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around PHP 27,316 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Minehead generally cost PHP 52,143 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Minehead?
Some of the best places to stay in Minehead are near popular attractions like Blenheim Gardens and W Somerset Railway, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Minehead?
Families visiting Minehead often prefer hotels like Premier Inn Minehead (from PHP 3,891), The Rest and Be Thankful Inn (from PHP 6,225) and Dunster Castle Hotel (from PHP 11,036), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are the top hotels in Minehead near Blenheim Gardens?
Some of the top hotels in Minehead near Blenheim Gardens include Premier Inn Minehead (from PHP 3,891), all offering easy access to Blenheim Gardens, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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Where can I find the best hotels in Minehead?
Minehead has some of the best hotels for you to select. Whether you're traveling for business or on a vacation, Premier Inn Minehead (from PHP 3,891), The Rest and Be Thankful Inn (from PHP 6,225) and Dunkery Beacon Country House (from PHP 9,432) are preferred hotels.
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What's the best pet-friendly accommodation in Minehead?
Dunkery Beacon Country House (from PHP 9,432), The Lorna Doone Hotel (from PHP 9,985) and Dunster Castle Hotel (from PHP 11,036) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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What is the best spa hotel in Minehead?
Getting tired after a long walk? Premier Inn Minehead (from PHP 3,891), Dunkery Beacon Country House (from PHP 9,432) and Dunster Castle Hotel (from PHP 11,036) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Minehead provide airport transfers?
Worried about getting lost in Minehead? Yarn Market Hotel (from PHP 11,157) provides airport transfer services.
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Where can you find hotels with excellent breakfast in Minehead?
Yarn Market Hotel (from PHP 11,157) provides high-quality breakfast. Start your day with fresh, delicious breakfast!
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