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"Let down by the poor evening restaurant service"

"Great staff and excellent facilities"

"Very nice clean hotel with very friendly staff. Michelle provided very good service and shared some interesting history about the hotel and the local area. Evening meal and carvery was excellent. Very convenient car park also. I’d recommend staying here."

"Great little stay.Perfect for exploring the area. Cosy and really clean.Has the most beautiful view from the large window .Hot tub make all the difference and a great treat after some long national trust hikes.So many coves to explore .Loved it and will definitely be back. Thanks x"

"Lovely stay at Croyde Bay holiday park for a couple of days at Easter. The swimming pool was great for spending an afternoon in when it was raining outside and we loved the games room and kids disco. A massive thank-you to Ron, the maintenance guy who rescued us when the car battery was flat on leaving. Lovely hotel, great staff, would recommend and will definitely stay again."

"Very clean and staff very friendly "

"Loved this placed and location"

"Good location and economical"

"Wow! Talk about a view! From the moment we walked into Helen's rental we felt very at home and comfortable. The first thing you notice is the amazing view out of the lounge window, which goes straight onto a balcony with perfect unobstructed sea views! The lounge was a good size with relaxing sofas, the kitchen had everything for a great self catering break away! The bedrooms downstairs were a good size and comfortable beds. The master bedroom had a lovely little patio with table and chairs. The house was easy to find and it was a very simple check-in. We walked up the hill into Mortehoe, about 15 mins and sampled the pubs for dinner and drinks, they were very nice. We also did the easy walk into Woolacombe, it was much busier but also good food and drinking places, about 15 mins walk. The beaches were so easy to walk to and looked so nice. We would definitely stay here again! Thanks again Helen and for the lovely welcome gifts. "