Lovely rural setting in large old cottage full of character. Comfortable and greeted with cup of tea on lawn when we arrived by friendly and welcoming host George. Tea and coffee facilities available in hall way Large breakfast table setting for at least 10 guests and so you can get chance to meet other guests. Full English breakfast available with choice of cereal and fruit etc

Nothing to dislike - we had a separate bathroom rather than en-suite but it was comfortable and fine. Don’t rely on sat nav to take you directly to property- it only takes you to the nearby village.

The rooms are all furnished and decorated to a very high standard. Everything is done to make guests feel welcome and 'at home'. Breakfast of choice was served individually and again was very good. If we were to return to the area we would not hesitate to use Hollamoor Farm again.

A very minor niggle was that as I am 6'6" tall the duvet was a little short but that would not affect many people!

The ambiance was good and the furnishing in the bedroom and bathroom was excellent. It was very nice to be able to walk around the farm and enjoy the peacefulness. Although off the beaten track, it was in easy reach of the coast and towns

We have to say that the description of "private bathroom" is very misleading. The bathroom is in fact shared with other residents. Personally it was not too much of a problem although a bit of a shock to find someone on the toilet the first time before we became aware that we was sharing. That fact should be made clear on Bookings.com website

The rural setting. The location and quietness of the property. We were in the converted stable block. It was like having a small apartment to yourself, so we had plenty of space. Parking was available, which we appreciated. The green space open opposite was well kept and inviting with enough seating. The shower had plenty of hot water. We had breakfast on a huge round table with other guests, which was a great way to meet people and chat. The breakfast was lovely and good quality. There were plenty of hot and cold options for beverages.

There was nothing that was immediate

Room was great and hosts very friendly and hospitable. We only stayed one night but could easily have stayed longer. Really enjoyed the breakfast, lots of options. Close to Clevelley which hosts recommended we visit - really enjoyed day there but be warned there is an entrance fee. Would stay again and would recommend to friends.

Nothing we didn't like, but narrow roads to the farm may put some off. We were in a Fiat 500 so no issue for us and should be no issue if you drive carefully.

Hospitable, friendly hosts. Comfy bed, plus chairs to relax in. Lovely hot bath. Enjoyable, tasty cooked breakfast, plus choices of fresh fruit, juice, cereals, etc. Good coffee. Very quaint and unique room. Peaceful, quiet surroundings.

Room bottled water needed a refresh. Some nice sausages on the breakfast menu would be a bonus. Otherwise, all good.

Delightfully situated within easy reach of Exmoor and the north Devon coast. Our accommodation was very comfortable and the breakfasts excellent. Nikki the housekeeper was very helpful. Unfortunately Caroline and George were away when we were there but we hope to meet them on our next visit which will be not too long away I hope!

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We spent two days in a very nice place, feeling like in a country side, enjoing it. The food was very good and the room had a nice view to the garden. Thank you Nicky, very kind all the time, she helped us a lot to be in time for our departure!

Caroline was very welcoming and George cooked a great breakfast. Comfortable and very clean room with antique decor. A traditional country house, with horses in stables, and a peaceful walk up to a wild flower meadow. Also close to fabulous long sandy beaches and seaside restaurants.

We liked everything. Our hosts were so kind and helpful. Told us about the history of the farm and their family history. So fascinating. Enjoyed it so much. Thanks to Caroline and George.

Little bit difficult to find late at night but mainly due to SatNav miscalculations.