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Hotels and Inns in the South West of England: Cornwall, Devon,
Dorset
and
Somerset (Bath)
 Visit this region to enjoy the delights of
the English Riviera, Devon Cream Teas, farmhouse cider, quaint little
fishing villages, beautiful sandy beaches and rocky little coves. Inland,
why not explore dramatic, beautiful Exmoor and Dartmoor, where wild ponies
still roam free. Explore Bath, a World Heritage Site.
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WASHAWAY, BODMIN Trehellas House MORE
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Trehellas House is a lovely, family
owned, Grade II listed Cornish courthouse dating back to the early
18th century, tucked away in the heart of the Cornish countryside,
offering 11 comfortably appointed bedrooms, all with en-suite
facilities. The original courtroom, dating back to the 1700's, is a
spectacular bedroom (loved by honeymooners!). The beamed, romantic,
candlelit restaurant with its Delabole slate flag floor offers the
very best of locally sourced meats, fish, fruit, vegetables and
delicious Cornish cheeses; we are very proud that the standard of
our classical cooking has helped us achieve an AA rosette in 2004.
Come and relax, let us look after you and send you home refreshed
and eagerly looking forward to returning to Trehellas one day!
Heated outdoor pool.
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BUDE The
Brendon Arms MORE
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Just moments
from Bude's finest surfing beaches and situated right on the famous
Bude Canal, the historic Brendon Arms offers the finest food and
drink to delight the most discerning of palates. Bed and Breakfast
is available in comfortable en-suite rooms; we also offer self
catering accommodation. The Inn serves excellent food using top
quality ingredients beautifully cooked and presented with a choice
of seating – in our restaurant, bar or in our attractive gardens.
Families welcome. |
CHARLESTOWN, ST AUSTELL The
Pier House MORE
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The Pier House Hotel and Restaurant was
built in 1794 and is situated on the picturesque harbour port of
Charlestown. The harbour retains its unspoilt charm being home to
three tall ships which are frequently used for film making, training
and sailing. Charlestown has been the setting for many television
and film productions including 'The Three Musketeers, The Eagle Has
Landed, Treasure Island and latterly Apocolypto directed by Mel
Gibson. The hotel is family owned and run, with great emphasis
placed on creating a friendly, relaxing and welcoming atmosphere
combined with excellent quality and service. The A La Carte
Restaurant, the Bistro and the
Harbourside
Inn are renowned in the area for their cuisine with a great variety
of seafood available.
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CHARLESTOWN, ST AUSTELL The
Rashleigh Arms MORE
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A delightful inn situated in the
picturesque fishing port of Charlestown, offering 8 en-suite rooms
all recently refurbished to a high standard, some with sea views.
This 2 bar Inn and restaurant offers you the choice to dine in a
relaxed atmosphere or with the locals! With an ever-changing
specials board, and a fantastic carvery that is served on a
Wednesday and Sunday you will find it hard to make a decision.
Situated near to the bustling town of St Austell and within easy
reach of many premier attractions, including the Eden Project,
Helgan Gardens and the St. Austell Brewery Tour,
there
is lots of places to see if you want to explore Cornwall.
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FALMOUTH The Greenbank Hotel MORE
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Dating from the mid-seventeenth century The Greenbank Hotel is a former coaching inn and both Falmouth's oldest and only hotel on the edge of one of the
world's largest and deepest natural harbours. Washed by the Gulf Stream, South Cornwall enjoys a year round mild climate and sub-tropical vegetation. The hotel, whose former guests include Florence Nightingale and Kenneth Grahame,
is an ideal base from which to explore the magnificent harbour, the
wooded estuaries and
hidden
creeks nearby and the many wonderful gardens. Check availability and book
on-line
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FALMOUTH St
Michaels Hotel and Spa MORE
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With
stunning sea views across the bay, St Michael’s Hotel and Spa is
opposite Falmouth’s sandy “Blue Flag” beach and is a haven of calm and
relaxation set within its own four acres of picturesque sub - tropical
gardens.
St
Michael’s Spa opened in 2005 and is Cornwall’s leading destination Spa
with heated swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, solarium, steam room
and gymnasium. St Michael’s enjoys a fine reputation
for its food and has won a number of awards including a Rosette from
the AA. The Oyster Bay Restaurant offering first class cuisine and
stunning sea views; the more informal Flying Fish Bar and Grill offers
great food in a relaxed atmosphere.
En-suite bedrooms are comfortable and well-equipped; sea and garden
views are available. Children are welcomed with their
own
kids' menu, family rooms, small pool and play area.
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BUDOCK, FALMOUTH Penmorvah
Manor Hotel MORE
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FOWEY Fowey
Hotel MORE
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Established in 1882, the Fowey Hotel is
a haven of tranquillity resting on the bank of the Fowey River
Estuary. Each of the 37 bedrooms has been individually furnished
with an emphasis on comfort and style. The Fowey Hotel majestically
watches over the lazy yachts and quaint fishing boats as they creep
in and out of the mouth of the river. In 1997 The Fowey Hotel was
awarded two coveted AA Rosettes for its cuisine and service and has
continued to maintain this standard with pride ever since. It is the
perfect base from which to visit the spectacular Eden Project, and
also the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the China Clay museum and many of
Cornwalls best attractions.
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FOWEY The
King of Prussia
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All rooms have river views. Modern light
airy restaurant offering award winning cuisine. Afternoon Tearoom
offering light lunches and Cornish cream teas (summer only).
Building dates back to the 17th century.
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FOWEY The
Old Quay House
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A perfect hotel with an Idyllic
waterfront location, architect designed interior, individually
styled rooms, 7 of which benefit from balconies with estuary views.
There is also a great restaurant with a waterside terrace. Come and
marvel at the view, eat good food in relaxed surroundings and
unwind.
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HESSENFORD, TORPOINT The
Copley Arms MORE
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Set in the picturesque village of
Hessenford, the Copley Arms offers 5 warm and cosy en-suite suite
rooms, all furnished to a high standard. This traditional inn has
both a bar and a restaurant. The quality of their food is very well
known and is made using local sources. From Springtime, you can dine
in the stunning seating area outside that overlooks the stream that
runs through the village……The Copley Arms is centrally located for a
holiday to suit everyone. Remember to visit the infamous Monkey
Sanctuary! Not forgetting that every great inn has it’s ghost, and
here, Matthew minds the
bar
after hours!
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LOOE Fieldhead Hotel MORE
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Set
in 1.5 acres of gardens and terraces above one of the prettiest
bays in Cornwall with views from Rame Head to St. George's Island
and the Eddystone Lighthouse. Private swimming pool above
the garden with sun terrace. Fresh seafood from boats in
Looe Harbour is a speciality. Extensive wine list including
both Old and New World wines. All rooms en-suite, many with
sea views.

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LOSTWITHIEL Royal
Oak and Restaurant MORE
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Award winning local cuisine. Designer
bedrooms. Close to the Eden Project. Giant willow tree garden. 12th
century inn linked to Restormal Castle.
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availability and book on-line |
MARAZION Mount Haven Hotel MORE
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Situated
in its own grounds on the outskirts of the ancient market town of Marazion,
just a few minutes drive from Penzance. Stunning views over the
beach, sea and world famous St. Michaels Mount from most bedrooms.
Excellent food and wine served with style in the AA red
rosette
award winning restaurant.
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MENHENIOT, LISKEARD The
White Hart Hotel
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The White Hart Hotel is a 17th century
inn situated in the quaint Cornish village of Menheniot. We have
seven letting rooms all of which are en-suite with colour
televisions and tea and coffee making facilities. We have a lounge
bar/restaurant, public bar and dining room. We are well known for
our hearty full English breakfast and serve food every evening from
our a la carte menu including many homemade specials. The property
itself has many original features including slate flooring, timber
beams and clone ovens.
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MOUSEHOLE, PENZANCE The
Ship Inn
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In the
traditional Cornish fishing village of Mousehole, sitting in a
prominent position over the harbour, there are 8 en-suite rooms all
beautifully furnished. Many of the rooms have stunning views over
the harbour and towards St. Michael’s Mount. The pub is a typical
Cornish Inn, small and friendly! Food is served all year round for
lunch and dinner, and is made using only local ingredients.
Sheltered from the Atlantic’s fury there is a low tide beach,
village and craft shops, galleries and boat trips. Despite its
quaintness, this is still a lively working harbour.

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MULLION Mullion
Cove Hotel
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Set in
a magnificent cliff top location above Mullion Harbour, with
spectacular coastal views. The Mullion Cove Hotel offers a haven of
peace and relaxation. Enjoy lunch, a cream tea or watch the sun set
with a pre dinner aperitif in the conservatory style Cove Bar.
Perhaps followed by dinner in the Atlantic view dining room where
our talented team of chefs prepare a daily changing menu using the
very best of fresh local produce. A short walk into the village
offers a range of shops and
galleries.
Horse riding, golf and boat trips can all easily be arranged
locally.
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PENZANCE The Tarbert Hotel MORE
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A character 18th Century Georgian Hotel situated in the heart of
Penzance, ideally located for all local attractions. An ideal base
for tourists and business people alike. The hotel has been totally refurbished, bringing it right up to
the 21st century. Digital televisions, wireless internet, en-suite
bathrooms with power showers and, of course, very comfortable
beds. Whether you are touring Cornwall, visiting for business or
just getting away from it all, we promise you a happy, relaxed and
memorable stay.
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PORT GAVERNE, PORT
ISAAC Headlands Hotel MORE
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Unrivalled
position, overlooking the tiny cove of Port Gaverne, set in
extensive grounds adjacent the cliffs and coastal footpath, and just
a short walk from the fishing village of Port Isaac. Bar,
lounge and all bedrooms have spectacular sea views. AA Rosette
restaurant award. Specialist in local fish
and
seafood. |
PORTLOE, TRURO The
Lugger Hotel MORE
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A unique 17th Century Inn right at the waters edge in
Portloe, a Cornish fishing village of unrivalled beauty. Sunday
Times best new seaside hotel of the year, Hip Hotel Guide and Mr and
Mrs Smith recommended. The Lugger has been transformed following a
major renovation programme. All the public rooms have been
refurbished and greatly improved to offer comfort and functionality
in the truly unique setting of this historic harbour. In a
conservation area, at the foot of a valley with its picturesque cove
and tiny harbour, Portloe is part of the beautiful Roseland
Peninsula. All twenty one bedrooms have been tastefully decorated
and feature luxurious en-suite bathrooms, with deluge
showers and Seboni Cornish Spa essential products.
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ST AGNES The
Driftwood Spars MORE
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Whatever the time of year, The Driftwood
Spars offers you a warm and friendly welcome. It provides a
comfortable environment in which to relax and enjoy your holiday in
a traditional family owned Cornish hotel. The 17th Century building
has been a hotel and public house for many years. The name hints at
its local history, the ceiling beams in the bars containing ships
spars from some of
the
ships that have been wrecked in Trevaunance cove, the local beach.
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ST AUSTELL The
White Hart MORE
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In the heart of St.Austell stands a
grand Georgian hotel offering 17 en-suite rooms all recently
refurbished to a high standard, yet most of the original features
from the 18th Century have remained. The White Hart Hotel takes every
step to ensure that only local produce is used in preparing the
fantastic food they offer. You have the choice to dine in the
relaxed atmosphere of the bar/lounge or in the peaceful restaurant.
Please note that they have a late licence to serve alcohol until 1am
on Friday and Saturday nights, and Karaoke
goes
down a blast every Friday night.
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ST IVES Carbis
Bay Hotel MORE
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The award-winning Carbis Bay Hotel is
situated on the golden sands of Carbis Bay Beach. Family run, the
Hotel is a tranquil paradise offering a complete Hotel service
within a perfect setting. High standards of service, courteous
friendly staff and attention to detail are apparent from the moment
you arrive and are part of the Hotel's culture and tradition.
Whatever your mood, The Carbis Bay Hotel combines the perfect
holiday ingredients. Enjoy the comfort in one of our 39 individually
furnished rooms and the luxury of room service; relax in one of our
gracious lounges; rise to the challenge of our basement games room
and enjoy a game of snooker, or be entertained by an
evening's
Cabaret. (High season only).
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ST MAWES The
Idle Rocks Hotel MORE
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The Idle Rocks Hotel, is situated in the
picturesque village of St Mawes and forms part of the harbour wall,
the waters edge restaurant has held 2 rosettes for over 12 years,
making it the perfect
place
to sit back and relax.
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availability and book on-line |
TREBARWITH STRAND, TINTAGEL Port
William MORE
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A superb coastal inn offering 8 modern
en-suite rooms, most of which have breathtaking views of Trebarwith
Strand. Nestled in the cliffs, the Port William offers locals and
visitors a warm welcome, refreshing drink and delicious fresh, local
food. You can dine in the bar or in the conservatory where you can
look out over the coast. Today it is the quality of the beach and
the remarkable rock formations by the stream that attract people to
this idyllic inn, which makes it the perfect place for a romantic
break. There are also miles of unspoilt coastal and woodland scenery
nearby and what better way to explore Cornwall than having the
beauty of it right on your doorstep!

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BAMPTON The
Exeter Inn
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15th century Devonshire long house.
renowned for the local produce cuisine. An ideal base to explore The
Exmoor and Devon beaches as well as the City OF Exeter. Fishing, walking and
activity
holidays can be arranged.
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BAMPTON
The Swan Hotel
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The Swan is a 15th century former
church ale house now offering more modern fare but in a friendly and
comfortable environment. Plenty of local ales, fine wines and home
cooked food and a management dedicated to the needs of each and
every customer. Bampton is a good centre for various sporting
activities, walking on Exmoor and a number of NT properties nearby.
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BEER, Near SEATON
The Anchor Inn
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A traditional Inn over looking the sea
on the East Devon coast. Good menu choice specialising in fresh
fish. Cosy open fires in the winter and a cliff top garden with
fantastic views of the sea in the summer. Great walking area,
especially for the Jurassic coast line. Most rooms are en-suite with
lovely
views of the sea, jubilee gardens, slipway and fishing boats.
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availability and book on-line
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BICKLEIGH Near TIVERTON The Fisherman's Cot
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The Fisherman's Cot enjoys a superb riverside location yet is very conveniently situated with easy access to the M5. This attractive inn offers a warm welcome with its beamed ceilings, open fires and beautiful
river views from the Waterside Bar. The restaurant and carvery serve
excellent food all
day
from 12 until 10pm. There are 21 comfortable en-suite bedrooms.
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BIGBURY-ON-SEA The
Old Chapel Inn MORE
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BOVEY TRACEY
The Cromwell Arms Hotel
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The Cromwell Arms is an old coaching inn
situated in the heart of Bovey Tracey – ‘The Gateway to Dartmoor’.
Although part of the St Austell Brewery estate, The Cromwell Arms is
run privately, with much of the building dating back to the 16th
century. Modernised over the years but retaining much of the old
character, we now have AA 3 star Inn rating. All rooms are en-suite
with colour TVs showing a selection of free view channels, direct
dial telephones, tea and coffee making facilities and hairdryers in
all bathrooms. Outside we have a patio area with a beautiful
wisteria bush covering it, a lawned beer garden with benches and
views over Dartmoor, and parking for over 20 vehicles.
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availability and book on-line
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BRAUNTON
The George Hotel
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Welcome to The George Hotel, a small
comfortable 3 Star hotel situated in the heart of the village of
Braunton. The bars are busy with locals and afford our guests the
opportunity to mix with, and get a flavour of, North Devon life.
Braunton is ideally situated in North Devon for both business and
for pleasure/sporting pursuits. Recently lovingly restored.
Open all year. Lunch time and dinner menus
are
available. Ample Car Parking.
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availability and book on-line
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BRIDESTOWE
The Fox and Hounds Hotel
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The Fox and Hounds Hotel is situated
within Dartmoor National Park and is a very popular destination for
walkers and day-trippers to the moor. The moor is accessed directly
via a trackway behind the Hotel. Our location set on the edge of
Dartmoor looking west, allows some spectacular evenings watching the
sun set towards Bodmin Moor and Cornwall from the cosy comfort of
the bars. There are two bars, a restaurant, games room with pool and
darts, beer garden and children’s
play
area outside.
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availability and book on-line
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BRIXHAM
The Quayside Hotel
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Delightfully situated overlooking
picturesque harbour. Superb restaurant specialising in freshly
caught fish and local produce. Friendly local pub serving excellent
bar food with live entertainment at weekends. Beautiful coastal
walks, close to the Marina and golf nearby. Ideally situated to
explore the delights of South Devon. Kindly note that we ask for a
minimum stay of two nights over a
weekend.
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CHURSTON, Near BRIXHAM
Churston Court Inn
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CHAGFORD The Three Crowns Hotel MORE
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Make this warm,
friendly 13th century hostelry of character your centre for walking, fishing and golfing
holidays. Fully licensed freehouse, open all year. Bar snacks, table d'hôte
and a la carte menus, noted for good food and real ale.
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CLOVELLY, Near BIDEFORD The
New Inn
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The 17th century New Inn is hidden deep
within the cobbled streets of the picturesque and historic village
of Clovelly. Lovely bedrooms, rare views and a wonderful atmosphere
are offered to guests. In this traffic-free village, luggage is
portered in by a sledge and carried up by donkey - a short break
paradise.
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CLOVELLY, Near BIDEFORD The Red Lion Hotel MORE
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The
Red Lion Hotel, an ancient inn, has a dramatic quayside setting in the unique heritage village of Clovelly. The exceptionally comfortable bedrooms, all with stunning sea views, were refurbished in 1997 in seafaring style and the hotel offers a speciality
fish restaurant.
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HORNS CROSS, CLOVELLY, Near BIDEFORD The
Hoops Inn and Country Hotel
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COMBE MARTIN The Royal Marine Hotel MORE
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The Royal Marine Public House and Hotel enjoys a superb position overlooking Combe Martin Bay on the beautiful North Devon coast. The Marine offers comfortable and
tastefully furnished en-suite bedrooms, most of which look out onto the beach, Hangmans
Cliffs or both! The view is especially impressive after dark when
the Bay and the Cliffs are floodlit. The warm welcoming bar provides
a popular rendezvous for visitors and locals alike. Enjoy a relaxing
drink before your meal in the comfortable dining area overlooking
the Bay. We are renowned for our high standard of cuisine and
use
local produce to consistently maintain high quality. Family suite
available. AWARD WINNING PUB FOR BEST FOOD AND SERVICE 2002. |
DARTINGTON, TOTNES The
Cott Inn
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The delightful
Cott Inn is situated in the beautiful Dart valley, close to the
historic town of Totnes. The inn has a charming old world bar
with exposed beams, an open fireplace and horse brasses with a
drinking area at the upper end and informal dining at the lower
end. A low-beamed non-smoking restaurant offers a table d'hote
menu and blackboard daily specials. 7 en-suite bedrooms offer
all of the modern facilities within a traditional design. The
Cott first opened to the public as an outlet for mead, ale,
bacon and perry and today remains still very much as it was some
700 years ago. It is a gem in its own right and is probably one
of the most photographed inns in the country
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DARTMOUTH The
Royal Castle Hotel - " you'll love it "
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DITTISHAM, DARTMOUTH The
Red Lion Inn
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We offer bed and breakfast in our lovely
en-suite rooms all of which enjoy central heating, tea making
facilities, telephones and TV. Three of the guest rooms have
outstanding views of the river Dart. Our garden has views of the
River and we serve food from 12 noon daily. Eat in the dining Room
or in the bar with a log fire and traditional ales.
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DOLTON, WINKLEIGH The
Rams Head
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The Inn is located in the village of
Dolton which is situated approximately in the centre of the county
of Devon. The village lies in a valley just north of the River
Torridge with Dartmoor to the south and Exmoor to the north. The Inn
dates back to somewhere between the 12th and 15th centuries. The
building has largely retained its original character with huge old
fireplaces, bread ovens and pot stands. The Inn has a delightful
restaurant and bar area and the guest accommodation comprises of 6
bedrooms, each with a shower or bath and toilet, colour television
with satellite, central heating,
direct
dial telephones and tea and coffee making facilities.
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EXETER The White Hart Hotel MORE
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FROGMORE, KINGSBRIDGE The
Globe Inn
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The Inn is situated in the pretty
village of Frogmore, which lies between Dartmouth and Kingsbridge,
in glorious unspoilt South Hams countryside. The pub has undergone a
tasteful renovation during winter 2006/2007 and now boasts 8 well
appointed en-suite bedrooms. We have a fresh look to the restaurant
and bars and have created an exciting new menu to complement the
changes. The Globe is an ideal base for all holiday activities. We
are surrounded by magnificent coastal scenery and un- crowded
beaches, historic towns and villages are all close by.
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HEXWORTHY, DARTMOOR, Near
PRINCETOWN The
Forest Inn MORE
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The
Forest Inn, situated in the Dartmoor Forest, is a country inn
offering an atmosphere from a more relaxed era.
As a
refuge for walkers, riders, fishermen, canoeists or anyone just
looking for an opportunity to enjoy the natural beauty of Dartmoor,
it provides a wide range of accommodation from comfortable en-suite
bedrooms through to the 20-bedded bunk house. With the emphasis on
Devon beers and cider, you have the opportunity to quench your
thirst after the efforts of the day with a drink at the bar or
relaxing on the Chesterfields in the lounge area, complete with log
fire for winter evenings. The restaurant specialises in home cooked
foods using local produce wherever possible,
and an extensive range
of light snacks is available in the more informal setting of the Huccaby Room |
HONITON Heathfield
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SLAPTON, KINGSBRIDGE
The Tower Inn
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Slapton is a quaint old South Devon
village of winding lanes and picturesque cottages, situated almost
halfway between Kingsbridge and Dartmouth. It is about half a mile
inland from the sea and the famous Slapton Sands. Tucked away in the
centre of the delightful and historic village of Slapton, the Tower
Inn is a haven for lovers of good food, fine wines and real ales.
Accommodation at The Tower Inn is provided in three first floor
double rooms, all with en-suite facilities. The bedrooms are
situated in a self contained wing which gives guests the freedom to
come and go as they please. Access to all rooms is via an external
stone staircase that the elderly or immobile may
have
trouble negotiating.
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KINGSTON
The Dolphin Inn MORE
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Visit our beautiful
16th Century Olde Worlde pub in the heart of the tranquil South Devon
countryside near Bigbury, en route to Kingsbridge outside of Plymouth. Take
a table by the inglenook and sample some warm hospitality and a glass of
real ale, or sit out in the beer garden before exploring the beautiful South
Devon coastline. We serve a selection of home cooked meals using local
produce from this bountiful region. Our 16th Century Country Pub also comes
equipped with 3 en-suite guest rooms with twin or double bed options. We also
provide wireless internet connection for laptops. We are nestled in the village of Kingston with its
thatched cottages, near Wonwell beach, an area of outstanding natural beauty
close to the lovely River Erme. Golf courses are nearby and we also
have a route for a pub walk encompassing National Trust kept coastal paths.
AA Pub Guide 2008 and Good Beer Guide 2008.
Fishing trips available
with the Water Bailiff.
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COUNTISBURY, LYNMOUTH
The Blue Ball Inn MORE
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LYNMOUTH
The Rising Sun Hotel MORE
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