Hillside House is a beautiful listed building, overlooking the East Lyn River at Lynmouth.

Many original features are still in place within the house. Several well known historical characters lived at Hillside House including the notorious sea trader Thomas Geen.

Most of our rooms have views of the river and Lynmouth harbour.

Each centrally heated bedroom has TV, radio alarm, beverage tray and hair drier.

Breakfast is served in our dining room, where the log fire burns in winter; there is a wide choice of breakfast.

Many guests take their tea or coffee onto the terrace, to plan the day ahead.

We have lots of walking books and maps you may like to borrow.

Horse riding is nearby, or you may like to go on a wildlife safari.

You can take a boat trip from the harbour, or have a round of golf on the putting green.

Packed lunches are available on request. We are open all year. Why not bring your dog with you, it will be made most welcome.