EXMOOR bed and breakfast business Bossington Hall chalked up another success in the annual VisitEngland tourism awards.
Run by ex-aerospace engineer Guy Dewdney and his wife Annie, it took bronze in the guesthouse category.
Television’s Hotel Inspector Alex Polizzi presented the awards to the best tourism businesses in the country.
Robin Barker, from regional awards organiser Services for Tourism, said: “It was a delight to share in the success of an astounding group of tourism businesses.
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Co-director Nell Barrington said: “It was a privilege to be able to share in the celebrations with these passionate businesses, all of them showcasing the very best aspects of the region.”
Mr and Mrs Dewdney bought Bossington Hall in 2016 and converted it back from self-contained flats to a single house.


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