The Yarn Market Restaurant in West Somerset

Great service and food and the very best location to explore the Dunster medieval village.

This was a wonderful stay at the Yarn Market hotel. I recently stayed with my walking group, and we almost filled the hotel. The staff were fantastic. They seemed to get to know us all and learned lots of our prefereces. They were incredibly helpful, (even after the holiday). My partner and I had a lovely room overlooking the old Yarn market building. I couldn't fault the food - an excellent and plentiful breakfast, and delicious choices for evening meal. I particularly enjoyed the fish in sauces, stewed apples from the hotel's own orchard, and a different lucious cheesecakes every evening. My partner enjoyed the warming pies, crumbles and strudels with custard.The area is beautiful, with walks right from the hotel. Anthony even drove a minibus to Porlock so we could walk on the coastal path back.We will definitely come back again. Thank you to everyone at the Yarn market hotel.

Very friendly and helpful staff, very comfortable rooms. A relaxing and safe stay.

Stayed for activity weekend. Reasonably comfortable accommodation. Restaurant put out good food although limited menu. Staff very good, worked hard and friendly.

Cosy, individual rooms, but my room would have benefitted from some hanging space. Very nice food at dinner with good choices. Breakfast has good hot food, but would have liked more range of cold food. Staff friendly and helpful and good Covid protocols throughout.

The Yarn Market Hotel in a relatively small hotel in the middle of Dunster village. It is therefore very convenient for local shops and attractions.. The management and staff are very friendly and customer focused and the food was good. My main criticism is that it is very difficult to park here and I found that if I retuned to the hotel before around 5pm every parking space in the village was taken. it was therefore not unusual to have to drive up and down the main street many times before parking became available. However Dunster Castle is in easy reach by foot and there is a very large car park just outside of the village that costs around £6 per day.

Hard working staff, great food. Clean and efficient. Great base for walks

We did not stay here. We ate in the restaurant. This is a throw back to the 80s. We had to pre-book the food which presumably allowed it to be defrosted. I had ‘oven baked Cod.’ It wasn’t. It was a flat defrosted old fillet accompanied by flat anaemic veg. The food came out so quickly we barely had time to draw breath. Dismal, boring and over priced food. The staff are friendly making the best of a bad job. The dining room is like a care home for the elderly. A serious make over is in order. Tired

To begin with we were very disappointed with paying £80 per night each for a room in the annex of the hotel which seemed overpriced for the quality of the room.However breakfast an evening meal was included and compensated for the price as the food and location was brilliantAmazing staff who work hard to ensure you enjoy your stay.Aswell as making us feel very welcome it was an ideal place to stay with a dog, very dog friendly.

Staff extremely helpful - from telephone conversation re access etc as I cannot negotiate steps/stairs, I was given impression of no problem so was shocked upon arrival to find two quite deep steps up to the door, then several to small lift up one floor. However we got over it - my room was a small twin with en suite, nice. No telephone to contact reception and no mobile signal. For Wifi you have to find "a spot". Meals were delicious.