Top Hotels Near Combe Martin Beach in Ilfracombe from AU$179

"The staff went above and beyond to ensure I was comfortable. I highly recommend this venue for anyone seeking a relaxing and high-quality experience."

"Big rooms and absolutely delicious breakfast and coffee both mornings."

"We enjoyed a pleasant and comfortable stay at Apple Tree Lodge. The lodge was very clean with comfortable living space and beds, powerful shower in bathrooms and well equipped kitchen. Lovely views and peaceful.A great, convenient base to explore North Devon. We particularly loved Woolacombe beach and ‘Watersmeet’ on Exmoor."

"From the moment we walked in we felt welcome. Amazing hospitality. Our room was small but very clean. We boths slept well too. Breakfast was very good. I had continental with fresh seasonal fruit. My husband had full English breakfest and it was nice too. Very nice coffe. Overall we enjoyed our stay "

"Welcoming attentive owners. Amazing & unique property in an ideal setting. Definitely on the return list "

"The cottage was clean, comfortable and well equipped with everything you need. It is perfectly located in Combe Martin near to the beach and coastal paths."

"We arrived to enjoy a Xmas break with family and our pets. The cottage was amazing, clean warm and spacious. We cooked Xmas dinner, all the facilities were there and we popped down to the beaches and local pubs and shops.Jon and Caroline were lovely, and left us to enjoy Jasmine Cottage."

"Once again, a lovely welcome pack.Beautiful flowers and of course “home made” marmalade.Not even the rain put us off enjoying our stay.Such a friendly peaceful place made more enjoyable by the excellent apartment and facilities "

"First impressions were not so good. Walking into the garden to be met with rubbish bags with maggots. The garden is scruffy and there isn’t a drying line. Having said all that the house is furnished nicely, the downstairs shower is very small, not suitable for a larger person. We didn’t have any bath towels but this was quickly rectified. No welcome pack, a carton of milk would have been nice. "