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Our twin bedded room was facing quite a busy road,although the beds were comfortable,the room was quirky with uneven floors due to its age.The bathroom and bedroom had a lot of spiders which wasn't particularly pleasant and also time consuming to get of.The exit from the pub car park was quite awkward as there was a blind spot to your right meaning you had to pull into the road to leave the property.Visited Lynton & Lynmouth,Tiverton and Westward Ho and Cobbaton Combat Collection all worth visiting.The Bell at Chittlehampton is also well worth a visit for food and local banter

Staff were lovely. Room was clean and tidy. Not much for kids to do so would recommend a short stay if you have children. The breakfast was lovely but didn’t eat in the restaurant due to the price. The range of activities could be improved and it would be nice to have some evening entertainment.

Umberleigh Bridge is situated to make easy traveling to other towns, ie:- South Molton (great pannier market) and a brilliant old fashioned butchers, who makes fantastic sausages, pie's and his ham is to die for. Also Barnstable is in easy reach, which is a large town on the river with a large selection of shops and restaurants. Beware this part of Devon seems to have lots of potholes in the roads.

It is a charming country 16th century country pub run by warm and friendly people in the middle of a lovely rural location. The room was characterful and comfortable with some nice touches in keeping with the character of the place. You felt you were staying somewhere out of the ordinary. Everything was to a high standard. Breakfast was great.

Friendly service and made to feel welcome. Old building with many original features however there is an odd mix of high quality carpets, bathroom tiles and sanitary ware and bed linern contrasting with the exterior which is a little shabby and inside plasterboard ceiling panels that need replacing / reskimmingand other aspects of maintenance. However don’t let that put you off….the good points far outweigh the opportunities for improvement and we would happy stay there again. Good service, comfy beds and value for money pricing.

We booked one night at this “inn” in May this year. When we arrived at 4:30pm the place was closed. No one was there, just a note on the door with a telephone number. Two other guests arrived at the same time. The owners had cynically waited until after the cancelation time limit to email to say that the inn was in fact closed. We were traveling at the time and did not receive our notification. I called the number. There was no apology…she just offered an entrance code. Once in the shabby room there was no information at all. Had to call again for the wifi code. We had booked into an inn for food, drink and hospitality. There was none. The shower was great! We were obliged to drive to another Inn nearby where we were fed and watered despite the fact that they normally only did food for residents on a Monday. That’s hospitality. In the night I woke extremely cold. There was something resembling a duster on the end of the bed which turned out to be an incredibly thin blanket. This helped a little. In the morning I discovered why I had been shivering… the duvet had been washed and the filling had clumped into blobs ( see photos) We managed to get a little sleep despite the constant traffic noise. The dining room was dismal and we didn’t expect breakfast would be good so we left, leaving a £20 note to cover for the laundry and the shower. I’m an honest soul. I would have left it at that. I don’t usually write bad reviews but on my return home I discovered they had taken a payment of £95 for our trouble! Ok so we didn’t complain to the booking company at the time… we were tired having traveled a long way. We were disappointed having returned to the uk to celebrate a special anniversary and this put such a damper on things. These people need to be exposed for the crooks that they are. Don’t go near the place