St Vincent Guest House, Lynton, Devon
The Georgian house dates back to 1834 and was built by master mariner Thomas Geen, captain of the Bristol-built ship St Vincent. Today, the property retains plenty of its original character and history while providing guests with comfortable accommodation and modern conveniences.
There is a choice of single, double, king and twin or super king rooms, making St Vincent Guest House suitable for solo travellers, couples and friends visiting the area. Some of the rooms also enjoy lovely views across Lynton’s rooftops towards the hills near the Valley of Rocks.
Each room comes with a range of useful facilities, including a TV with Freesat, while two rooms have newly installed TVs offering access to Amazon Prime, Netflix and YouTube. Guests will also find a generous selection of teas and coffees, biscuits or cookies, fresh bottled water and a kettle, with fresh coffee and a cafetière available in some rooms. Hairdryers, ironing facilities, towels and toiletries are also provided.
Mornings begin with a tasty choice of breakfast options. Guests can start with a selection of cereals or fruit compote before choosing from options including a Full English breakfast or smoked salmon, accompanied by toast. It is a satisfying way to fuel up before a day spent discovering the local area.
St Vincent Guest House is well placed for those who enjoy exploring on foot, with routes including the South West Coast Path, Coleridge Way and Tarka Trail accessible from the area. Whether planning days of walking or simply enjoying the scenery and character of Lynton, guests have plenty to discover during their stay.
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