Situated in the lovely coastal town of Minehead, The Kildare Lodge Hotel, Restaurant and Public House is the perfect setting for a drink with friends, a quality bar/restaurant meal or as a base for a few days exploring the beautiful West Somerset area, including Exmoor.
The Kildare Lodge was built in 1907 and is a grade 2* listed building, designed by Barry Parker under the influence of the famous Victorian architect Sir Edwin Lutyens. It is one of only a few buildings of this style to be open to the public as a hotel. See our 'Kildare History' page for details.
The bar and restaurant areas have recently been redesigned and decorated to make better use of the unusual design of the building. Visitors can choose to enjoy a meal in the new restaurant area or in the bar area as they wish.
Bar area
The menu covers bar meals, specials and À la Carte dining and all comes with plenty of vegetables and hot plates! Go to our 'Food' page to find our more. It is popular with locals, and booking for Sunday lunch is advised.
We are happy to advise guests about local attractions and activities, and can arrange special rates for those interested in Golf, Fishing, Riding or Clay Pigeon shooting. Click here for details of our special deals and other local activities.
Why not let us arrange a taxi for your night with us. Just ask at the bar for details.

ACCOMODATION

ith Bed and Breakfast prices starting from £35 per person per night, and no single supplement, you can be sure of value for money and an enjoyable stay.
There are discounts for stays of 2 or more nights.
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Four poster bed Four poster bed
We have rooms of all shapes and sizes (courtesy of the unusual style of the architect Sir Edwin Lutyens!).
All the rooms are fully en suite. We have 9 rooms; 2 singles, 4 twins and 3 doubles, all tastefully and comfortably decorated. All rooms have TVs and tea/coffee making facilitates.