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Open to Guests!
Throughout 2020 and into 2021 we have been closely following the government guidance, and have been able to take some bookings during short "open" periods. We have been doing this extremely cautiously as we want to ensure we can offer our guests a stay which is both safe and relaxing. Before you book, please ensure you have read our updated terms and conditions and the details of the measures we have put in place to ensure Rosanda House is as safe as possible. |
Minehead Beach June 2021
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Recognising the uncertainty caused by the ongoing situation, we want to do the best we can for our guests. We have therefore decided that new bookings during the Coronavirus will be transferable if you are unable to visit. Any payments made can be carried forward against future bookings.
We hope eveyone keeps well. We are looking forward to having guests again!
Richard and Lorna
We hope eveyone keeps well. We are looking forward to having guests again!
Richard and Lorna
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Accreditations for your safety
We have subscribed to both the VisitEngland and The AA Covid Confident accreditation schemes. VisitEngland and the The AA, along with the other tourist organisations of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the UK government, have launched new industry standard marks as a way of supporting tourism businesses and providing reassurance to visitors. The industry standards area way of letting you know which businesses have made necessary changes to their day-to-day workings, including social distancing measures and staff training.
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Thank you for taking the time to find out about Rosanda House. Please do not hesitate to telephone or email us if you have any questions about our accommodation, or about Minehead and the area.
We are sure you will find that Rosanda House is the ideal location for a relaxing break and a convenient base from which to explore Exmoor and the West Somerset area. All of our flats are on the ground floor.
We are sure you will find that Rosanda House is the ideal location for a relaxing break and a convenient base from which to explore Exmoor and the West Somerset area. All of our flats are on the ground floor.
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Minehead is the perfect base as it has a wide range of shops and eating places. You can pass the day relaxing in Blenheim Gardens, shopping, stolling along the sea front, or even swimming in the Bristol Channel if you are made of stern stuff! The town has a thriving Farmers' Market every Friday in The Parade, in the centre of town.
If you wish to explore further afield, you may like to tour around the Exmoor National Park, taking in such villages as Porlock, Dulverton, Withypool, Exford, Lynton & Lynmouth. How about visiting the Doone Valley (Oare and Malmsmead), the setting for R D Blackmore's well known novel Lorna Doone. North Devon is also easily accessible from Minehead, either by taking the spectacular coast road (A39) and experiencing England's tallest coastal cliffs, or by cutting across Exmoor and enjoying the unique scenery and wild life. |
Richard and Lorna Robbins, atop Dunkery Beacon 2020
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A few Guest Book comments:
"Thank you once again. Everything lovely - as usual" "Yet another superb week at Rosanda, so relaxing and peacefull. Thank you also for the lovely xx:o)xxx. Hoping we'll be able to make it again!" "Once again, a very happy time." "Many thanks - it's home from home. See you in September." "Thanks so much. Such a lovely place - we would love to come again." "Amazing escape - lovely home.Will miss here for sure and will come back in the future :o) " |
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Morning view from Rosanda House
Returning guests receive 10% discount on weekly bookings!
We also do short breaks in low season - visit the Rates page for details
We also do short breaks in low season - visit the Rates page for details
Click to go to the Visit Exmoor web site
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Here's a short video about Minehead - lots of glimpses of what's to be found!
The video comes from the YouTube page of the Minehead Eye, a great indoor skate park, youth and community centre. A must visit - check their website for full details.