The Exmoor White Horse Inn

Wonderful place like stepping back in time but with mod cons. Food delightful, tasted like it had been cooked by someone who cares. Fantastic walks all around and lovely olde world villages like Dunster and Dulverton close by to visit. We would have no hesitation in recommending this hotel to anyone. Us, on our 60s loved it. Our youngest in his 20s who went with his fiancee the week before also loved. Nothing to dislike

Having searched through many reviews for somewhere to stay over Christmas we decided on The Exmoor White Horse. What a great decision! Right from our first booking email correspondence was easy and straightforward.||When we arrived, we were warmly welcomed and then the next four days were hassle free. We were really pleased with how spacious, well-appointed and clean our room was. The tray of Christmas goodies was a really nice touch.||Linda, Peter and all the team were, without exception, friendly, informative and always ready to help with any enquiry. All the meals were excellent, delicious and plentiful; the diet starts tomorrow!||We have no hesitation in thoroughly recommending this inn for a Christmas break.

Unfortunately a dissappointing meal, a wonderful menu but sadly did not live up to expectations. My pheasant was very dry and venison was over cooked. I did tell waitress about pheasant but not even an apology from her or anyone else. The service was slow and unavailable at times. The fire was amazing and comfortable surrounding. The company of my children was amazing I just wished it was the treat that was intended.

We came to this pub every day of our Exmoor Christmas break! We enjoyed a breakfast on day 1. A lunch for 8 on day 2; drinks on Christmas Day and we went back for the Hunt meet on Boxing Day; plus free hot sausage rolls and cake! A traditional, friendly pub which is full of locals. The food was plentiful, generous and really good pub grub. Lovely fish and chips. Dog friendly. We loved the White horse! I even bought some stocking fillers from a selection of gifts in reception. Would happily return.

We had a lovely time. It was a three night getaway. Peter and Linda were very accommodating. All the staff were friendly and couldn’t do enough for you. The food was delicious. We are already looking forward to our next trip to the White Horse.

Exmoor White Horse Inn||Food great and staff very attentive and helpful. Thanks to the owner Peter and Mark who looked after us. Recommend potato rosti with smoked salmon, and the lamb breast with fondant potatoes. Breakfast also excellent.

I wanted to a few days away before Christmas. Somewhere wild and windy. Exmoor delivers in bucket loads.|And I wanted somewhere cosy and comfortable to stay, which did good food. The Exmoor White Horse Inn was the perfect place.||Attractively situated beside the pretty River Exe, my walks could start from the front door.|A cosy, comfortable room. Great food. And the warmest of welcomes - each time I returned from another windblown walk.||The perfect weekend bolthole.||Will definitely be back.

We've recently had another lovely stay at The White Horse. The room was immaculate, cosy and peaceful, and had everything I could have needed during my stay. My parents stayed in another room with our dog, and they even had a dog basket and mat for his food/water bowls provided. As we had the dog with us, we ate dinner in the bar and had breakfast in the gallery, and everything was lovely. Thank you again, Peter, Linda, Vincent, Mark and the rest of the team for a lovely stay. We can't wait to come back.

First experience here. Nice place to have a meal. The meals were excellent. Coming from the Netherlands it was really cheap. Six persons £ 66.- for the meals £ 18.- for the drinks. Not bad. We Made a reservation for the Sunday roast ..I'll keep you posted.

Set on the north bank of the Ex next to the bridge, this Inn's riverside terrace was a nice place for an ale while enjoying the summer afternoon on the Moor.

I have used this place several times and never been disappointed. The food is good, the fairly local Exmoor ales are extremely good. On my latest visit I had such a huge piece of venison pie (cooked in a rich red wine gravy with juniper berries), I was struggling to finish it, but I did manage and probably will next time when I go back for a repeat performance! The inn itself has few frills and long benches at old, well-scrubbed tables in much of the main bar. So is pleasantly unspoilt as a result. Prices are very average and, for the quality of the food, perfectly acceptable. There is accommodation here which I did sample once. somthing like thirty years ago. Then it was as near perfect as I could have expected I hope it has remained so. There are two negatives to my mind there is very much a hunting vibe throughout the bar, which is against my sensibilities (I am not strictly anti-hunting but do object to the needless cruelty and ritualistic aspects) but it is Exmoor, so c'est la vie, I suppose. Also, the carpark is very small, unless I have missed another part of it. The only bit I could find was beside the Exe-side beer garden, which is very pleasant given the right weather.