The Heatherville offers 5 Star Guest accommodation.

We invite you to our peaceful and relaxing home. Arrive to a warm welcome.

Freshly brewed tea/coffee awaits you after your journey in our appealing lounge.

Come and share our wonderful picturesque views, secluded and elevated, we are beautifully positioned, south facing over Lynmouth.

We are in a quiet location, overlooking the River Lyn and surrounding woodland and yet only four minutes walk from the heart of Lynmouth.

With our own private parking adjacent, we are a cosy seven bedroomed hotel, here to provide you with a warm and friendly service. With your comfort in mind, our hotel is a non-smoking residence, dogs are welcome. We aim to retain a personal, caring touch to ensure your stay is a memorable one.

Our six bedrooms which are attractive and well appointed, offering private shower or bath ensuites with magnificent views of the stunning scenery Lynmouth has to offer. A sight not to be missed. All bedrooms are fully equipped with televisions, hairdryers and tea/coffee making facilities.

Breakfast is served in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, in our elegant and spacious dining room.

Take a seat and enjoy the home comforts of our charming furnished lounge. The hotel is fully central heated with a fire in the lounge which is lit for your warmth and comfort during the cooler winter evenings.

Why not come and unwind in our cosy residential licensed bar for a relaxing pre-dinner drink. We have a variety of wines and spirits for you to choose from, to make the prefect compliment to your meal.

We look forward to welcoming you!

Exmoor is a land of incomparable beauty - heather topped hills, bracken covered sweeping combes, spectacular cliffs, tumbling waterfalls and rivers in deeply wooded valleys. The magnificent scenery and quiet charm of the countryside, prompted the Victorians to name the area the "Little Switzerland of England".

Lynton is a bright airy Victorian village with a selection of shops, tea rooms and cafes. It is connected to its sister resort of Lynmouth by a unique water operated cliff railway dating back to 1890. Nestling beneath the cliffs, the pretty harbour of Lynmouth is a romantic escape from modern day living with its now of fishing cottages tumbling down the street towards the quay and the distinctive Rhenish Tower.


Not far from Lynton, hidden from view is a spectacular Valley of Rocks, an extraordinary area of strangely weathered rock formations where wild goats scramble amongst the rocks and scuttle precariously along the coastal footpath, perhaps admiring the dramatic views out to sea. Several enchanting bays lead westward from the Valley of Rocks offering sandy retreats for weary walkers along the coastal paths.

Offering a complete contrast, the steep sided wooded valley of the East Lyn river follows the course of the water to Watersmeet where a Victorian fishing lodge is now a National Trust run tea shop. Dramatic waterfalls and spectacular autumn and spring colours provide a constantly changing view. Inland locations offer numerous walking opportunities amidst the dramatic scenery - Exmoor National Park has over 600 miles of marked footpaths. For the less energetic, pony trekking gives the rider an elevated view of the countryside. Wildlife abounds throughout the area - red deer, ponies and sheep gaze freely, watched over by falcons, buzzards and even the rare merlin