We had originally booked the place before, and despite the hosts warning us that bookings weren't changeable we had a minor family emergency and couldn't go that weekend. After a bit of wrangling with them, they eventually changed their minds and let us change the date, so thanks very much for that, although not sure why they took such a hard line on it in the first place.

Anyway, the place was really nice, nice big room, very clean and nicely furnished. Stack of DVDs in the drawer in case you want to burn a couple of hours.

Bed was comfy and we slept well both nights we were there, one drawback was our room was on the road, which meant on Monday morning we were awoken by the commuter traffic - but let's bear in mind what commuter traffic in Nether Stowey is like - about one car a minute and it was pretty much time to wake up anyway.

We had a good night in the local pubs, which were warm and inviting. Basic food, but ample servings and good service.

The breakfast they served was great, with thick rich egg yolks (from their own hens?) and just the right sized servings.

Perhaps a little bit expensive at £80 a night, but perhaps that's the going rate in these parts.

Anyway, it was a good place to stay as long as you like dogs.

Went on a weekend beer brewing course at this delightful, excellent value B&B. Highly recommended even if you are not a beer 'nerd'. Ian and Lynne are superb, natural hosts. Je t'adore labrador Ozzie. Surrounding area has lots of attractions.

We spent four night at The Old Cider House with our two dogs and had a really lovely time.
We had a lovely warm welcome on a dark october ev. Our room was spacious, with plenty of room for the 4 of us. We had the ground floor room which gave us easy access to the outside rear carpark and garden and it was equipped with everything we could need, including magazines and books. The food was delicious at every meal, breakfast and dinner, with good home cooking and the service was excellent, We found the Quantocks beautiful and would certainly recommend The Old Cider House to Friends, Family and our Pet Shop customers.

On arrival we received a warm welcome from our hosts, Ian, Lynne and Ozy the dog. Nothing was too much trouble and it was such a pleasure to stay in such a friendly place. Our room, which overlooked the garden and courtyard, was very quiet, clean and well-equipped with hospitality tray, magazines and comfortable beds. Ian and Lynne really know their business and what makes a good experience for their guests and took pride in sharing their knowledge of the local history and village life. We stayed on a themed weekend and enjoyed a lovely evening meal, sharing gourmet dishes, all of which were cooked by Ian and Lynne either using home-grown or locally sourced produce, fine local wines and home brewed beer. I would happily recommend this unique B&B to friends and family.