North Cliff Hotel, North Walk, Lynton presented by A1 Tourism

North Cliff Hotel, North Walk, Lynton, Devon, EX35 6HJ
Telephone: 01598 752357
Enjoy England 2 Star

North Cliff Hotel, Lynton, Front of Hotel

The North Cliff Hotel, standing in its own grounds, has some of the finest views of the North Devon coastline. It is a peacefully sunny position, some 500 feet above sea level on the well known marine North Walk overlooking the Lynmouth Bay and the beautiful Watersmeet Valley. With car parking facilities on the forecourt, the hotel is ideally situated as a base for exploring the coastline and touring the Exmoor National Park whether it be your annual holiday or off season break.

After a day spent exploring Exmoor or the Coast, be it walking or touring, you will be ready to enjoy our personally cooked four course dinner, served in the dining room which has magnificent sea views. After which you may wish to move into the lounge with its friendly atmosphere, or you may prefer a quiet drink in our cosy bar.

Our bedrooms are all en-suite and command panoramic views of Watersmeet Valley and Lynmouth Bay, each room is individually decorated, has a colour television and facilities for making your favourite beverages. The hotel is centrally heated for your comfort, particularly during early and late holidays.

Tariff
Single from £33 to £36 pppn.
Double/Twin from £66 to £72 pppn.
Triple from £82.50 to £108 pppn.
Family (4) from £99 to £144 pppn.

There are many activities locally including walking, swimming, riding, tennis and putting on the Manor ground by the sea, and for an easy approach to Lynmouth, the harbour, beach and Watersmeet Valley, there is a pathway through the garden to the Cliff railway.

The famous water-powered Cliff Railway links the twin villages of Lynton & Lynmouth. Completely powered by two large water tanks which let out just enough water to make the highest car heavy enough to move both cars along the track. The railway was given to the twin towns by Sir George Newnes a wealthy newspaper publisher. The train runs on request and operating times vary according to season, but approximately from 9am until dusk.

Nestled beneath the cliffs the pretty harbour of Lynmouth makes a good starting point for the numerous walks in the area including Summerhouse Hill, Watersmeet Countisbury Foreland Point, and the dramatic scenery of Exmoor National Park.Wildlife abounds throughout the area, including red deer, ponies, falcons and buzzards. Wild goats roam the nearby Valley of the Rocks making this an ideal spot for nature lovers.

How to travel to North Cliff

Motorists from East and North
Either (coastal scenic route)
Take M5 motorway, leave at exit No 25, go through Taunton on to the A358 to Williton, then the A39 to Dunster, Minehead, Porlock, Lynmouth and Lynton. (42 miles from M5 exit)

Or (inland)
Take M5 motorway to exit No 27, then follow the North Devon Link to Tiverton and South Molton. Two miles west of South Molton, turn right on to B3226 to Blackmore gate, where you turn right on to the A39 Lynton (42 miles from M5 exit).

Once in Lynton Main Street (called Lee Road), take North Walk Hilll between the Parish Church and Valley of Rocks Hotel, and we are 200 yards down on the left hand side.

By Public Transport
Train to Barnstaple then to Lynton by the local service bus.

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