Breakfast was lovely and a lot of choices. The staff were lovely, polite and very helpful. Everywhere was clean and tidy. Location fantastic for walking and looking around the shops. I love that there are so many places to sit aroubd the hotel.

The food was brilliant, but I wish the menu changed a bit more often i.e. the specials menu could change every other day. Also there was a guy not sure if he was one of the Managers tall with curly hair who needs to learn some more customers skills. He was quite rude, maybe he could smile a bit especially he is one of the managers.

Very characterful pub in a fab location close to Exmoor. Dunster is also a lovely village in which to spend a few days away with the castle in very easy reach from the Luttrell. Liked the fact that the Luttrell also reimbursed me for my parking in the pay and display car park around the corner as they do not have their own parking (although there are also some free slots opposite the Luttrell if you are lucky enough to bag one of these). Bookable eating pods in the garden looked great, although I did not have the chance to try one out. Guest lounge upstairs was also a pleasant & welcome surprise.

I thought my room was quite small. The food in the evening (in the bar) was very good, but a bit pricey. (Although I understand there are also pizzas available in the garden, if the weather is good).

The building inside was .amazing and so very old and interesting. Our bedroom was a medieval hall with hammerbeam ceiling and full of interesting features. All the Hotels Staff were really nice and friendly. There was a really good garden which had a gate into Dunster park. The garden overlooked the village roofs and Dunster Castle, and was on level with the first floor bedrooms and easily accessible from upstairs. This is a dog friendly hotel and there were good features for the dog owners, i.e. towels near doors.

Very little really. Dunster is not easy to park in and the hotel does not have a car park of its own. However there is a public car park within a few hundred yards and we managed to park in the village itself.

It was very nice

All good

Wonderful rooms and a feeling of luxury with the design and quality. Great garden and direct access to walks for the dog. Mainly brilliant and professional staff (at check in and the breakfast staff in particular). The evening meal was delicious.

We just found the bar/waiting staff at dinner to be quite loud and chatting amongst themselves, and overall not very attentive. We were reserved a table in the bar area but sort of left, ordering at the bar after sometime. The meal was fantastic however but at those price we’d expect a bit more than just the standard of the food.

The welcome, being shown to an exceptionally spacious and tastefully furnished room. The light lunch in the 'secret garden' and walk across the meadow behind directly into the grounds of Dunster Castle was perfect for dog and owners alike! Delicious evening meal, attentive service matched in the morning by a gorgeous breakfast. Whilst we chose Dunster because of the AGM of the South West Path Association, the remaining stay was to celebrate my partners birthday and enjoy some romance. The Luttrell Arms was the perfect stay.

All was exceptional.

Fabulous Location Hotel steeped in history set in Medieval Village of Dunster together with spectacular views of Dunster Castle whilst sitting outside within the hotel grounds/garden. Stunning rooms Cosy and tastfully decorated throughout. Coffee & Tea facilities supplying local biscuits and fridge with water Staff very helpful....service excellent and efficient and professional at all times. Very Good Menu and evening meal superb. Great choice for Breakfast which was excellent.

Nothing to dislike....cannot wait to go back

The Luttrell Arms preserves an essence of the best of the old British hotel, while embracing all that is excellent in modern hospitality. The historic building has been thoughtfully updated while keeping the twinkle of original glass, ancient polished woodwork and fine plasterwork. The beds and pillows are comfortable, everything is provided, tea/coffee and a fridge in the room. Nothing is too much trouble and the staff act as a friendly team with no feeling of rank. The food is excellent as the often fully booked bar and restaurant confirms (you are warned to book a table if you are staying and wish to eat in house). The hotel is positioned most conveniently in the main street of the village with easy access to all the local shops, tourist information, car parks, National Trust castle, other local eateries and pubs, and lots of very varied walks.

We have always wished to stay here, as we visited Dunster many times before. This hotel is beautiful, with all its history, from the 14th century graffiti on the wall panels in the bar, to the old open fires, the atmosphere was good too. There a secret garden with beautiful views of the castle, but unfortunately it was raining, but it was nice to visit. The restaurant menu and food was superb, the waiters where wonderful, nothing was to much trouble for them. I went to have a nice relaxing beauty treatment, at the on site salon, highly recommend, and good value for money too.

Nothing, NB: We walked to the station to have a ride on the stream train, but unfortunately it was all closed down as the trains don’t run on Fridays, but it was a nice walk.

The bed was huge and extremely comfortable. The property is perfectly located in Dunster village, and other pubs and eating places are all nearby, not sure why you’d want your go elsewhere mind you!

The lucky dip parking system. If you’re really lucky, you get to park in the High Street. Otherwise it’s a short but challenging walk to the public car park, where luck also determines whether there’ll be space available