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Wick House offers four star bed and breakfast accommodation in the village of Stogumber, Somerset

This is a listed family home, dating back in parts to the Tudor period, around 1540.

During the summer, morning coffees, cream teas and light lunches are served in the garden.

Optional evening meals are available in the licensed restaurant.

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Wick House B&B - Stogumber

Four star bed and breakfast accommodation in an old family house in village location close to Exmoor National Park and the Quantock Hills. Disabled access

Wick House is a charming old family house in the picturesque West Somerset village of Stogumber. The village lies in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, nestled between the Quantock and Brendon Hills on the edge of Exmoor National Park. There are many footpaths through the local countryside around Stogumber where the landscape is rich in wildlife. The interesting beaches at Doniford and Kilve and the ancient port of Watchet are only a fifteen minute drive away, whilst Porlock, Lynton and Woolacombe are within easy reach, as are Dunkery Beacon, Tarr Steps, Dunster Castle, Selworthy and Lorna Doone Valley.

Wick House is ideally situated for all country pursuits including fishing at Clatworthy, canoeing and sailing at Wimbleball Reservoirs, horse riding on Exmoor, mountain biking and walking. For steam railway enthusiasts, the West Somerset Steam Railway stops at Stogumber from where you can journey to Minehead via Watchet and Dunster. Upon your return in the evening, why not try a delicious meal in the licensed restaurant.

Rooms Description

All of our guest bedrooms are en-suite and equipped with television and tea and coffee making facilities. Disabled accommodation is also available with wheelchair access from carpark to bedroom.

Specialities

Children of all ages are welcome. Please note, all rooms and public spaces inside Wick House are strictly non-smoking. Walkers can be taken to their start point and picked up at the end of the day, by prior arrangement.