The location, views and overall feel of the hotel are perfect for a relaxed but extremely civilised seaside break. Lovely restaurant with amazing views of sunset over the sea and really very good food; friendly, professional and helpful staff. My room was spacious, clean and comfortable. The outdoor pool and garden / terrace is lovely, and spa treatments are good value and quality. Don't miss the walk round Morte Point for lovely scenery and seal-spotting.

There was nothing that was unreasonable for the size of the hotel. One can always think of more facilities that would be nice, but that's not really the reason to go to this hotel. It is more about old fashioned comforts and fantastic scenery.

The moment we step in the property to the moment we leave it’s was like home away from home. People at this facility are so nice. I meet Mr Ludek he was serving my drink in evening very nice person. Breakfast and dinner I meet with entire staff and they all were excellent Mr Tom young man with positive energy. He forgot my English mustard or French mustard to bring on my table. But I still appreciate his energy saying it would have ruin my steak if I would have gave you the mustard. He is awesome. Ms Marylin gave me phone charger to charge my phone. This property not only have good location but crew is making this place on top experience. Can’t wait to be back in Woolacombe. And in addition must stop at the teal farmer market on your way from London to woolacombie.

My room or the second room I had had no window. But I enjoy my shower tub and product from Teal farmer market shower gel etc.

Very well presented; lovely lounge area. Good outside areas. Lovely breakfast and evening meal.

We did not realise that the room we booked had no windows. The light tunnel did have a blind, as the room was very bright in the morning - however the blind did not work! I would not knowingly have booked a room without natural light, especially for a five day stay.

To stay at the Watersmeet Hotel has been on my bucket list for about 30 years and an occasion arose where we were able to stay for 1 night. It was wonderful. I am Coeliac & now dairy free and my dietary needs were attended to perfectly. There was plenty of choice on the dinner menu, although I stuck to something that should not include either gluten or dairy to be on the safe side. We sat in the comfortable lounge afterwards and gazed at the amazing sea view. Which we loved, because we actually lived up the road from the hotel until sadly we had to move to look after my parents, both with Alzheimer's disease. Our room was beautiful. There was plenty of tea & Coffee available. Breakfast, for me, was divine and there was a lovely selection but i had Avocado on toast with perfect poached eggs & a heritage tomato. Definately one to be tried at home. The facilities are really the amazing views, the panoramic seating and the pools although mine was a flying visit & I didn't have a costume with me. All in all a very special place. Although I have ticked my bucket list, I would not hesitate to book again. Thank you all.

I can't really write about what I didn't like, because I enjoyed our 1 night stay so much. It is a very old building situated on the edge of the sea, so there are quirks. Rattling in the wind that sound like people walking down the corridor, but our room was not really accessible from elsewhere, so it was the wind. Other than that, I didn't really find anything wrong, but then I don't really get the opportunity to stay in an hotel like Watersmeet Hotel.

Gorgeous room with windows on three sides (no.23); spectacular views to the rocks and tides below, massive comfy bed with pillows and cushions, bath to wallow in, high quality shampoos etc., very quiet room. Nice solid fire door. Good selection of teas. Lilked the grey decor - very tasteful and restful. Restaurant was lovely with views and menu was very good and good value. Food was hot and generous at supper and breakfast. Access to a variety of terraces and lawns was wonderful. Swimming pool, unheated, was absolutely glorious! THANK YOU!

The windows were a bit salt-sprayed but not a problem really. Hard to keep clean at that height. The blinds on side windows didn't exclude early morning light, so perhaps provide or offer cotton eyeshades.

The view from the dining room was exceptional. We booked dinner at the hotel and we were so impressed that every table had a panoramic sea view. It was quite breathtaking. The staff were very helpful and friendly and the hotel was spotlessly clean.

We chose to stay in the 'sun pipe room', which did not have a window. On reflection we would have chosen a different room, but this was not the fault of the hotel.

Location, pleasant, and helpful staff. Dinning room and food. Nice selection of bath potions. Lovely sea view. We like the amalgamation of the bistro and restaurant menus.

Being told they had upgraded the room when we arrived, and as far as I could tell, it was exactly what I had booked. It would have been nice to be able to open the bottom windows. If you open the top, you have to get on a stool to close them. The shower was over the bath and whilst nice and powerful it could have done with a hand rail when getting out. The breakfast bread was a bit lack lustre, although this is common even in the better hotels.

great restaurant, large cofortable room with good ensuite. Very friendly and efficient staff. Nice location with fantastic sea views and up market area.

A grab handle in the shower would have been good as we are both elderly. There was an electric motor or extractor somewhere outside our window which was very noisy and almost constantly operating.

A lovely hotel with a great location friendly staff and good service. We did have a problem with the sink in our room but the Hotel dealt with it well relocating us to another room while the issue was fixed.

A very minor gripe was that I think the indoor swimming pool was advertised as heated and it wasnt (or didnt feel like it!)

The views from the hotel are extraordinary: waves crashing on the shores, the most beautiful sunsets, surfers, cliffs. The food was delicious and service was excellent. We got a massage and Carol, the masseuse, was outstanding. The rooms with an ocean view were breathtaking, we left the windows open to hear the waves at night. The room, bed, and bathroom were the nicest we have seen in England. The grounds were beautiful and invited us to sit and watch the ocean. Truly a luxury hotel.

The pool and hot tub were OK, not especially "hot" more like a very warm tub with bubbles. The pool had nowhere to sit and only 2 tiny benches to place towels. No one was using it. The steam room however was delightful.