The Coach House At Porlock Weir

Porlock Weir, Somerset, Seaside village

Check-in Time: 16:00
Check-out Time: 10:00

Downstairs Description

Downstairs is a large open plan living room with a stone flagged floor, comfortable leather sofa, small dining area, a television and CD player. The spacious kitchen is situated adjacent to the living area and is fully fitted with all modern appliances. From the kitchen window you can look out and admire some amazing views across the Porlock Bay. During the summer months, the large decking area and garden located outside the Coach House is the ideal place to relax with a quiet drink and a good book, or you can enjoy a bit of al fresco dining in the evening as the sun sets across the bay. Although the cottage is perfect for two people who want to enjoy a quiet, relaxing break by the sea, a third person can be accommodated in the living room if necessary. However, you must let us know before arrival and an extra charge will be applicable.

First Floor Description

The Coach House accommodation features a light and airy double bedroom with the original exposed beams and tastefully decorated in creams and beiges. There is a large and comfortable bed beneath a roof window so you can lie in bed and count the stars, plus a luxurious en-suite bathroom.

Ocean Lookout
Dogs Welcome
Wi-Fi/Broadband
Enclosed Garden/Patio
Romantic Hideaway
Tourist Attractions:
  • Tropiquaria Zoo: Tropiquaria Animal & Adventure Park, a great day out for adults and children of all ages. Hold a snake or creepie-crawly in the Tropical Hall, visit the amazing puppet show and the aquarium. Outside play for hours on the full-size pirate ships or in the Indoor Play Castle. Visit website
  • Dunster Castle: An ancient castle and comfortable country home with dramatic vistas and subtropical gardens. Dramatically sited on a wooded hill, a castle has existed here since at least Norman times, with an impressive medieval gatehouse and ruined tower giving a reminder of its turbulent history. Visit website
  • West Somerset Railway: It is Britain’s longest “Heritage” Railway running from Bishops Lydeard to the coast at Minehead. There are nine restored stations en route serving a variety of destinations. The railway runs special themed trains throughout the year and large-scale events. Visit website
Eating and Drinking:
  • The Bottom Ship: Homemade food using local, fresh produce is served in our bar area daily. Local Real ales and Ciders are served in our bar. Pets are most welcome inside and outside. Visit website
  • The Castle, Porlock: Good selection of drinks and very reasonably priced pub food menu (incl Kid's menu) Visit website
Food Stores:
  • Cost Cutter: Located in Porlock Visit website
  • Tesco: Online ordering and delivery, located 6 miles away in Minehead. Visit website
Sporting Attractions and Activities:
  • Minehead & West Somerset GC: Minehead and West Somerset Golf Club is a great classic links course set against the rugged backdrop of the Brendon Hills with captivating sea views. If you're seeking a great round of golf, in a superb location, this is the place. Visit website
  • Burrowhayes Farm Riding: We organise escorted rides of mixed abilities in the glorious Horner Valley and on the open moorland. Everyone can enjoy to the full the beauty of Exmoor with the added thrill of being on horseback. Small children's ponies are available for parents to walk and lead. Visit website