Hotels in Minehead - 19 places to stay
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Kingsway Hotel
The Kingsway is an elegant purpose built hotel comprising of spacious bed rooms all with their own private en-suite facilities. It is the wish of the owners to provide a home from home atmosphere and ...
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The Quay Inn
A recently completed refurbishment of The Quay Inn has resulted in a welcoming country pub making the most of its wonderful location and providing you with a choice of spacious interior designed en-suite hotel accommodation ...
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Glendower House
A family run Bed & Breakfast hotel offering a high standard of accommodation with a warm and friendly welcome. The hotel is situated in an attractive Edwardian residential terrace close to both the town centre ...
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Duke of Wellington
The Duke of Wellington was built in the 17th-century as a traditional coaching inn and posting house. The hotel is conveniently situated in the centre of Minehead. Minehead is a bustling seaside town with attractions ... More
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Northfield Hotel
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A country house hotel in two acres of beautiful gardens on the lower slopes of North Hill, 100 yards from the sea. Originally a private house built in ... More
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Exmoor House
Take a relaxing break at Exmoor House, an award-winning, environmentally friendly guesthouse in Wheddon Cross, and escape from everyday life for a while. You can enjoy some fabulous food, all home-made using lovely local produce. ... More
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The Rest and be Thankful Inn
A former coaching inn situated in the heart of Exmoor. Ideal for exploring the delights of the area; many walks, horse riding and of course car drives.
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