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Uffculme – 1 hotel or place to stay
Waterloo Cross, Devon by Marston's Inns
A 12-minute drive from Tiverton, Waterloo Cross, Devon by Marston's Inns offers smart en suite rooms in central Devon.
Padbrook Park Hotel
Located in the beautiful Culm Valley, Padbrook Park Hotel is located at the southern end of Cullompton in the Devon countryside.
Beambridge Inn
Ideally located within the Quantock and Blackdown Hills, the Beambridge Inn is just 1 mile south of Wellington, in Somerset.
Lakeview Manor
Nestled amid 45 acres of picturesque parkland with 3 fishing lakes, this charming hotel offers free parking and free Wi-Fi, and is situated in Dunkeswell, Devon.
Culm Valley Inn
Situated just 34 km from Sandy Park Rugby Stadium, Culm Valley Inn features accommodation in Culmstock with access to a garden, a bar, as well as a shared kitchen.
Greenham Hall
Near the Devon/ Somerset border, the Victorian country house Greenham Hall lies within 25 minutes’ drive of Taunton and Exmoor National Park.
Tracebridge Cottage B&B
Tracebridge Cottage B&B is located a picturesque hamlet in Tracebridge, 5 miles from Wellington on the Somerset Devon borders. The property is located near to the London to Lands End cycle route.
Weir Mill Farm
Weir Mill Farm is set in a village of Willand, 3 miles from Cullompton as well as from M5 J27 and J 28. Free private parking is available on site. All rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV.
Lower Ford Farm
Lower Ford Farm features garden views, free WiFi and free private parking, set in Cullompton, 26 km from Sandy Park Rugby Stadium.
Newcourt Barton
This award-winning 4-star farmhouse, just 4 miles from Junction 28 of the M5, is surrounded by beautiful scenery and winding river valleys and only 20 minutes drive from Exeter Free Wi-Fi access, a...
What guests said about Uffculme:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
The staff were excellent friendly and accommodating to our...
The staff were excellent friendly and accommodating to our needs . The rooms were what we required but could have been a little cleaner and the decorating could be a bit better finished. We would recommend others to stayAAnonymous - 4.0Scored 4.0
Room was adequate and warm.
Room was adequate and warm. Kitchen was closed so no breakfast, staff recommend local cafe due to open at 9am but it stayed closed. Had evening meal in local Pub Halfway House. Food and service there was superb. Uffculme very busy traffic through village. Wouldn't stay at Ostler Inn again due to no food being servedDel - 8.0Scored 8.0
Easy to find and in nice area for walking and pub visits etc
Easy to find and in nice area for walking and pub visits etc Lovely spacious tent with wood burner. Bring walking boots or wellies and umbrella to visit kitchen or loo, as site is all grass with no dry paths and you quickly get sodden when it's raining. Traffic noise almost constant however mostly tuned out by birdsong! Culm Valley is lovely for footpath walks by river and in woods but you need car to get there as a few miles from the actual camp site along narrow, busy little roads. Whilst here visit Culm Valley Inn which is a gem and also dog friendly, which is a big benefit of Daisy Acres - our dogs loved it.Visit Coldharbour Mill too, nice cafe and beautiful gardens plus interesting working woolen mill (Go Thursdays to see it work)AAnonymousUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The Christmas light switch-on event was a complete surprise...
The Christmas light switch-on event was a complete surprise for such a little village. Everyone was thoroughly involved and the village centre was packed yet there wasn't a single item of rubbish anywhere to be seen when we walked through the area early the next morning. The café is gorgeous and the staff are welcoming and accommodating beyond compare. The pub is great and the rooms are reasonably priced for their facilities and what the village offers. There are some lovely walks in the area with tarmacked paths so they are suitable for wheelchair users. The community spirit is heart-warming and I look forward to attending more events there in the future.
JackieUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
There isn't really much at Uffculme, two pubs, a Co-op shop...
There isn't really much at Uffculme, two pubs, a Co-op shop and a rather expensive cafe with a very limited menu, mainly snacks, so not really a place to have proper meals. There appears to be a bus service, although we didn't use it. Basically, unless you have a particular reason for going there or staying there, you might be better advised to consider somewhere with more facilities.MargaretUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The staff were very good unfortunately we had a long wait to...
The staff were very good unfortunately we had a long wait to eat over one hour. We were advised only on on duty, the room was new, recently constructed. The door was basic entering the room not very secure.
LeeUnited Kingdom
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