Lympstone Manor - Exmouth

Overall, it was a disappointing experience. I’m unsure if this was simply an off day or if the place has lost its touch. The cooking course was not very engagin... read more Overall, it was a disappointing experience. I’m unsure if this was simply an off day or if the place has lost its touch. The cooking course was not very engaging, and it felt like the standards weren't up to par. I would rate it a 3.5 out of 5 stars at best, and I’m curious how it maintains its reputation.

Would love to stay next time. that was amazing. on every point. attentive friendly staff with good experience in any case is about the 2 .... read more Would love to stay next time. that was amazing. on every point. attentive friendly staff with good experience in any case is about the 2 ....

We arrived shortly after 3 o'clock in lympstone manor and spent the afternoon on the 18 hectar large ground. the reasons that run all the way from the manor hou... read more We arrived shortly after 3 o'clock in lympstone manor and spent the afternoon on the 18 hectar large ground. the reasons that run all the way from the manor house to the Exe-Eistuary are well tended and managed. when we went, we profited from the different ways that the land was used and even used some of the seats. First we went through the weinberg and met andrew hunt, the weinberg manager, who strip the gras at the bottom of the rebs, so that the cool air through the rebs of the opening ran in the position to benefit their growth. we have left the weinberg, which we came to the coast and the shepherds hats, which are an alternative type of stay in lympstone for those who want to be close to nature. the huts are around a small lake and are named after the home of animal shelters: otter holt, Hare’s rest, hedgehog row, bee hive and fox den. these accommodations share a common grill zone and a series of them had whirlpools and while I am not one to to torment it, I suspect that it would be nothing bad to stay in one of these! the next part of the hike led us to a series of gentlely flowing lakes. I remember going past that the details of such natural drainage systems were outlined in the archers about eight years ago when they were implemented in bridge farm. next to the lakes leads the ladies walk, who was a Georgian invention for the ladies to wander while the men had their brandy and cigars after dinner. the walk runs around the edge of the estate and the pond leads it to the pool, tennis courts and back to the main house and back to more of the amazing sculptures that are around the house and property. the ladies walk also includes a scenic 'marry me' vibration accompanied by a quote from the days when young lovers had tried in the forest or perhaps still do! while we did not rush on the walk, we took two hours just meandering and enjoy the warm summer air with gentle meeresbrises and beautiful view over the mouth, to exmouth and the sea beyond. then after a wonderful afternoon we had time to shower and go to the appetizer. three light canapes were served with the drinks and were a real promise what was to come delicious. we have checked the menu and decided for the signature tasting menu that has a good mix of seafood, fishing, vegetables and meat. there is not enough space in a google review to do a hit through the bill of the meal, but just to say that there is a nice meal with all the delicate and balance of taste that we had expected when michael caines ' eating on television. the service was impeccable, with each employee showing a real interest in our desires and needs and offers all our needs. After we started with kanaps at 18.30 a.m., it was about 10.30 a.m. when we were finished and came back to the room, we were very, very satisfied.

We had a wonderful family weekend getaway staying in the Shepherd Huts. The hotel is stunning, and the staff were incredible—friendly and personable every step... read more We had a wonderful family weekend getaway staying in the Shepherd Huts. The hotel is stunning, and the staff were incredible—friendly and personable every step of the way. The food was exquisite, and the service was consistently attentive. We can't recommend this hotel highly enough and will definitely be returning in the future. Rooms: 5, Service: 5.

After experiencing Michael Caine's outstanding two Michelin star cuisine at Gidleigh Park, we then tried Lympstone Manor. Every dish we had there was exquisite,... read more After experiencing Michael Caine's outstanding two Michelin star cuisine at Gidleigh Park, we then tried Lympstone Manor. Every dish we had there was exquisite, featuring a selection of tasting menus, including the signature estuary menu. It’s arguably the best food we’ve ever tasted. To make the experience even better, Michael has planted his own vines, and we’re now enjoying the fruits of his labor with a delightful Champagne and an exceptional red wine. Additionally, we shouldn’t overlook the high-quality food served at the pool house each month, which is still among the finest dining options in Exeter.