The Luttrell Arms Hotel

Yet another extremely pleasant stay at The Luttrell Arms. All team members are exceptional. Very friendly atmosphere. We stayed in room 3 which is a large, lovely and comfortable room. We have stayed in smaller rooms there, which are equally lovely, clean and comfortable. Food was also great (but ate far too much 😊). Also had a wonderful facial at The Mews Beauty Rooms, which is connected to the hotel. Dunster is also great for walks, just make sure you take your walking boots! We will most certainly be booking again.

Wonderful anniversary stay. Restful and charming for the evening. Lovely room, cosy bar and fantastic food in restaurant at dinner. The food star of the show! Breakfast was a little disappointing, some of the items not the quality you would expect after the wonderful dinner. ||Staff friendly and attentive, super easy check in and responsive to enquiries. |The hotel has some lovely quirky areas to relax, beautiful setting with lots of character. ||We had a fantastic room to celebrate our wedding anniversary. Room facilities were fantastic, but the bathroom, shower in particular lets down.

Visited here for lunch. Nice building and the staff are friendly. Very good selection of beers on tap. Food quality isn’t great for the price, and my friend found a caterpillar/maggot-like insect in his vegetables, which indicates they may not have been washed properly.

We love eating out and The Lutterell Arms Hotel restaurant food was scrumptious! If you are in Dunster seriously do not miss this restaurant. You could taste the quality of the food and each course was presented beautifully. We really enjoyed it and ate their twice. The best experience was that from our waiter Gabor! He is the best waiter we have experienced. He was friendly, polite and cared for our every need! He looked after me as I have awkward food allergies with black pepper and chillies being a problem. But not here! The kitchen changed my main dish around to carer for them which I don't always experience..so that was amazing. Gabor also remembered us and my allergies from the night before and I thought that was a super nice touch. He knows the menu and recommended the pudding of spiced rum & raisin ice cream with a small shot to my partner - which was delicious. Can recommend. The food is super delicious. I would recommend the fish & chips, the pork steak and puddings. We can't wait to return and many thanks to Gabor and also Tamara who looked after us both. Great food and service = great eating experience. Well done 👏👏

Having spent a lovely afternoon walking around Dunster we were looking forward to our evening meal at the Luttrall Arms.|The menu is short(ish) with an additional specials menu and it certainly was about quality. There was a great selection of delicious options. The selection of freshly baked bread rolls was a great start. The fish and chips was a great choice the batter light GF and crispy. The sea bass special was cooked perfectly. The star had to be the mussels delicious and sweet , the creamy sauce was exceptionally good. I opted for the main size portion it's huge but with a little help from my friends a clean bowl went back to the kitchen.|Great choice of dessert ice creams and sorbets were again delicious.|Service was excellent friendly, informative and non intrusive and added to our whole dining experience in this beautiful hotel.

We have been going to the Luttrell for decades. Whatever the reason for our visits, to stay, for a meal in the restaurant, lunch in the bar or garden or just a quick drink it never dissapoints. It really is a magical place, there is something about the location, the age of the building, the food and the relaxed welcome from the front of house team that makes it special. Thanks for a great stay and especially to the teams we never see who make it all happen (especially the kitchen team!).

Right in the centre of Dunster, we always thought it would be a bit high class, but I'm so glad to have booked a Sunday lunch here. It's so lovely inside, little nooks and crannies, cosy, beautifully and traditionally decorated and then there was the food. We had a great Sunday lunch, beef with all the trimmings, it was fabulous. The service was great and the staff attentive and best of all it was dog friendly, so our dog joined us too. Highly recommend a visit.

Stayed here for 2 nights hoping to attend the Christmas fair activities, unfortunately due to storm Darragh everything was cancelled But still enjoyed our stay made even better by the staff who managed to cater for anything thrown at them, guests from one of its other hotels nearby came to the hotel due to a power cut and the staff took them back later when the power returned as the taxis would not take them. We had a lovely meal o the 2nd night of our stay. The rooms where lovey and in the summer the garden's will be terrific to relax in. Highly recommended.

A wonderful mediaeval building with comfortable, well-designed bedrooms.The bar is delightful, with its pannelled walls, open fire and 16th century windows looking out over the monks' courtyard. From the enthusiastic and jovial staff we received great old fashioned AND GENIUNE welcome. There is a selection of good wines at a range of reasonable prices and some good local ales and ciders. Paul Hepburn is a dedicated chef producing GREAT food for the bar as well as the tastefully decorated restaurant and he is supported by a great front of house team with Sally in perfect control of affairs. The hotel is set in an idyllic village with its unique Yarn Market, its ancient priory, and a fantastic castle complete with ghosts. What more could you ask? Now even better with refurbished rooms and still great food. It has been taken over by some very knowledgeable and experienced hoteliers who also own the Royal Castle Hotel in Dartmouth where we once had a superb meal.