The Luttrell Arms Hotel

I phoned the Luttrell to book a table in the bar for dinner and asked for a quiet table, if possible, as we hoped to bring our elderly dog with us. They didn't disappoint, a lovely quiet table was reserved for us. Thank you, it was perfect. The staff were all friendly and the food was delicious. Hubby thoroughly enjoyed the venison followed by poached pear and I had the delicious turkey followed by Christmas pud. |All in all we had a lovely evening with our dog Maisie which meant so much to us.

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel with my partner. From the moment we checked in, the staff were absolutely amazing—friendly, attentive, and always ready to help. Their professionalism carried through everywhere, from the front desk to the restaurant in the evening and even room service.||The food was fantastic, with clear priority given to hotel guests, which made us feel really valued. Every meal was delicious and beautifully presented, adding to the overall experience.||It’s rare to find a place where every detail is taken care of so well, but this hotel truly delivered. Highly recommended for anyone looking for comfort, great service, and a memorable stay.

Had an absolutely wonderful stay here to celebrate our anniversary. The staff are extremely welcoming and friendly, and very helpful with local recommendations and knowledge. ||The hotel is very old and atmospheric with lots of different levels, areas and hidden corners which adds to its charm. The meals are superb - we ate in the hotel every evening, and a couple of times for lunch as well. There is a restaurant, a cosy bar, and several outside areas which we could enjoy even in September.||Best of all, the hotel is very dog friendly. There was a bed and bowls in the room when we arrived, and a treat on the breakfast table each morning. We also had a small garden area, and access to the surrounding parkland. My dog absolutely loved her stay and meeting all her new friends!

Very disappointing experience – Unwelcoming and poor quality "We visited on January 3rd, attracted by the charming look of the place from the outside. Unfortunately, it was a huge letdown. Despite being the first customers to arrive, we were treated like second-class guests. While other tables were carefully set with placemats and napkins, our cutlery was simply dropped in the middle of the table rolled in a napkin. No placemats were provided for us, even as we watched staff properly set the tables next to us for later arrivals. The room was also incredibly cold. When we mentioned this to the staff, they dismissively told us the heating was 'automatic' and did nothing to help. To make matters worse, the fish and chips were extremely greasy. It was a very upsetting and uncomfortable experience. We did not feel valued as customers at all. — Rafael Maresco"

We stayed with our dog for a couple of days break. The staff were super.Special shout out to the two staff who served breakfast. There was a bowl of dog treats for both days we had breakfast and even a sausage for our dog.food was lovely. Overall a lovely stay .Credit to all the staff.

A return visit and as good as we remembered. Super welcome from the friendly staff, good quality room and fittings and dog bed and bowl provided. Food as good as we had hoped for, excellent cooked breakfast and range of fresh fruit, cereals and pastries. Room opened to a small patio area and access to the grounds of Dunster Castle which was ideal for dog walking. Parking, as always, an issue but if you can get a spot across the road from the hotel its very convenient otherwise its the public car park around 100 yards away. Will we visit again? We certainly hope so.

We used just the restaurant not the rooms, that's why i didn't rate the rooms. The restaurant the food, service...everything is just amazing,huge place but always full,especially in the weekends, you definitely need a reservation. Dog friendly place,not just the restaurant..also the hotel rooms. Definitely recommended 👌

Beautiful old building with lots of interesting rooms to enjoy a beer or Two in. The staff are lovely.|The food is mediocre and really expensive for what it is. We had the Turkey which at £21 was disappointing followed by a small piece of Christmas pudding with flavourless custard which cost £11. We had a better roast dinner at our local carvery for half the price.

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.