A brand new resort in nestled in the countryside of North Devon with 58 self-catering lodges for fabulous stays and active days. Set in 125 acres of land with great views across to Dartmoor and Exmoor. Everything you could need to complete your stay with a range of activites and dining options on site.
What makes a stay at Luxury Lodges at The Mole Resort unique?
The new eco-freindly lodges each with a private baclony and hot tub, have plenty of space to relax and unwind.
Great care has been taken in providing beatifually designed, equpped and fitted accommotion with high quality linens and amenities.
Guests enjoy full use of the resort including indoor and outdoor pools, gym, sanua and exercise classes and more than 40additional activites that can be arranged.
Most lodges are dog friendly with outdoor warm water tap, if needed.
What is the capacity for Luxury Lodges at The Mole Resort?
The lodges come in two, three, and four-bedroom configurations, all with comfortable double or twin beds that can sleep two guests per room. This means the lodges can accommodate 4 guests (2 bedrooms), 6 guests (3 bedrooms), or 8 guests (4 bedrooms).
Additional Amenities
Many of the 2-bedroom lodges have the option to interconnect, perfect for larger groups or families.
All lodges feature a spacious indoor lounge and dining area for relaxing and gathering.
Three and four-bedroom lodges boast an additional outdoor dining area, perfect for enjoying meals under the open sky.
And to top it all off, every lodge comes with a relaxing hot tub, sized to comfortably fit all the guests.
Can you suggest any activities or things to do while staying in the Umberleigh area?
South Molton, apprx 20 minutes by car is a small market town full of characther with a weekly market.
Westward Ho, Barnstable and Exeter are with an hours drive for coastal walks and boat trips.
Closeby you can also enjoy horseriding, the Tarka tain line, local honey farm, alpaca walking and more.
Where can guests enjoy food and drink?
In the Manor house guests can enjoy the intimate wood panelled Libraby Bar and take drink in the Drawing room overlooling the grounds and enjoy views across the valley.
The Cellar Bar, nestled in the original cellars of the family home is cosy and atmospheric, with the Restaurant overlooking the grounds and magnifecent Devon countryside.
The Bistro is perfect for a relaxed and informal day time break.
After spending the last 30 years cooking throughout the British Isles, executive head chef Stephen Walker brings with him a wealth of experience. The menus are full of ‘honest food using honest ingredients’ using fantastic local produce wherever possible - created by an expert team of chefs.
