St. Vincent House Hotel
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St. Vincent House Hotel |
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Proprietors: Jean-Paul
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The house was built in 1834 by Captain Thomas Green, a
master mariner, from prize monies he received when fighting alongside Nelson at
the Battle of St. Vincent (off the west coast of Portugal). All rooms are named
after the victorious battleships. The hotel retains many original features
including a beautiful Regency spiral staircase.
Nestling in the heart of the old village of Lynton, this listed Georgian house offers a beautiful drawing room with log fire in the colder months, a scented garden in the summer and creative cuisine by Belgian chef, Jean Paul and a warm welcome from Linda.
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All en suite bedrooms are individually designed, cosy and romantic, most with 5 or 6 foot beds. Broadband and complimentary sherry. |
 At the hotel restaurant we pride ourselves on our creative
cuisine and cater for all dietary needs. You can start with a hearty breakfast
and, after a day of touring, relax and enjoy a wonderful meal chosen from the ą
la Carte menu, served in our elegant restaurant.
After dinner, coffee is served in our cosy lounge with an open fire to welcome
you on chilly evenings.
Signature dishes include: Voted 'Les Routiers' Hotel Of The Year for the South West of England."You will find a homely welcome in this understated stylish hotel, the comfort of guests is paramount" |
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| Single | Single en suite | Double | Double en suite | Twin | Twin en suite | Family | Family en suite | B&B £pppn | Half Board £pppn | Half Board £pppw | Licensed | Cards |
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| Ground Floor Bed rooms | Car Spaces | Special diets | Pets by consent | Open | Central Heating | Evening Meals | Tea Coffee making | TV in bed-rooms | No smo-king in public rooms | No smo-king in bed-rooms | Children aged welcome | Suitable for some dis-abled |
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