Finding us

How to find Devonshire House Bed and Breakfast

Devonshire House is a family home situated in the village of Lower Langford, a small village in North Somerset. Please use the below map and directions depending on where you’re travelling from:

Travelling to Devonshire House B&B from Weston-Super-Mare (South):

1. Heading North, Leave the M5 at Junction 21, Sign posted Weston-Super-Mare

2. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto A370 heading to Congresbury

3.Turn right at High St/B3133 - Continue to follow B3133

4.Turn left at Langford Rd

5. Turn left at Blackmoor

6. Devonshire House Bed and Breakfast will be on the left 

Travelling to Devonshire House B&B from Bristol (North):

1.  Head northwest on M4 toward Exit 20

2.At junction 20, exit onto M5 toward Bristol (West)

3.At junction 21, take the A370 exit to Weston-S-Mare

4.At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto A370 heading to Congresbury

5.Turn right at High St/B3133 - Continue to follow B3133

6.Turn left at Langford Rd

7.Turn left at Blackmoor

8. Devonshire House Bed and Breakfast will be on the left

If you're using Sat Nav, our address is below, along with our telephone number in case you need any further assistance: 

Devonshire House
Blackmoor
Lower Langford
North Somerset
BS40 5HJ.

Tel: 01934 861243

In addition, lower Langford has one traditional local pub, serving traditional English pub food. We also have Tout’s Budgen’s, a convenient small supermarket and garage which is open 24 hours a day and is just 10 minutes walk away.

Exploring Somerset

Once you’ve found us and settled in, we highly recommend exploring all that Somerset has to offer. Here’s a few of our favourite sites, but if you’re looking for a more comprehensive guide, see our ‘Things to do’ section.

We are fortunate enough to have the beautiful Somerset countryside right on our doorstep. The Mendips are nearby for walking as well as Burrington Combe, Glastonbury Tor and many signposted walks. The Chew Valley - an area of outstanding natural beauty - lies between the A38 and the A37 and can be explored on foot or by car with stops at lovely country pubs for refreshment.

Cheddar Gorge and caves and Wookey Hole are all within easy reach. If shopping is on the agenda then Bristol, Bath or Clarks Village in Street are good destinations. Of course there are many other things to do and see in Bristol and Bath apart from shopping. The National Trust property of Tyntesfield at Wraxall is also well worth a visit. The nearby village of Wrington was the birth place of John Locke, the philosopher and Hannah More (1743-1833) the playwright and poet is buried in All Saints churchyard. Weston-super-Mare and Burnham-on-Sea are a few miles down the coast.