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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | Set in the town of Okehampton, in the foothills of Dartmoor, The White Hart Hotel is a superior example of a 17th century coaching inn and is the ideal venue for all social and business occasions.
The Inn was given official license as Okehampton's premier inn at the new Quarter Sessions when the town's charter was granted back in 1623 and has held that license continuously since that date.
Today the White Hart is as popular as it has always been with locals and visitors, it is a good base for walking or cycling in the Dartmoor National Park and offers good, locally sourced food, excellent accommodation and conference/function facilities. Free parking is available for guests and visitors.
So whether you want to stay the night, have a coffee or lunch whilst you are shopping in Okehampton or meet friends for dinner, you can be sure that you've chosen the right place.
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | Featured in Conan Doyle's The Hound of the Baskervilles, The Castle Inn lies on the Western slopes of Dartmoor National Park. Built in 1550, its plain pink exterior offers no clue to what awaits you inside - slate floors, granite stonewalls and low bowed ceilings. The charming restaurant features a great Norman fireplace allegedly originating from the 12th century castle next door.
There is a covered patio at the back with more seating in the pretty gardens. The hidden remains of a bronze age fort nearby suggest the area around Lydford was inhabited long before Christ and it was here that a Royal Mint was established during the reign of Ethelred the Unready, producing "Lydford Pennies" which can be seen in the restaurant area.
The characterful lounge provides an area to relax after a hard day's walking on the nearby moor.
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Rooms from 51.00 GBP | | Lewtrenchard-Member of Von Essen Hotels a private collection of individual country houses in the UK, Scotland and France-Runner-up Room for Romance Hotel of the Year award 2005. A Jacobean Manor tucked away in its own secret valley. Hidden away in a wooded hollow just beneath the wild tors of Dartmoor, Lewtrenchard is a house virtually untouched by time. The original manor was mentioned in the Domesday Book, but todays impressive Jacobean dwelling, set in its own shrub filled gardens and surrounded by peaceful parkland, dates from the early 1600 s. Over the years it was home to a series of colourful characters; James Gould, one the earliest adventurers to trade on the Chinese mainland, Edward Gould the compulsive gambler and suspected murderer, and the Reverend Sabine Baring Gould, celebrated hymn writer and novelist who composed Onward Christian Soldiers at the desk that still stands in the front hall. This house, steeped in history, is large enough to be imposing, yet not so grand as to be unwelcoming. Stepping over the ancient slate floor in the impressive hallway one immediately feels very much at home. |
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Rooms from 15.00 GBP | | With Travelodge you can expect great value and consistent standards of service and quality everytime. All rooms are en-suite with luxury Hypnos beds, complimentary Tea and Coffee making facilities and a Colour TV |
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Rooms from 19.00 GBP | | With Travelodge you can expect great value and consistent standards of service and quality everytime. All rooms are en-suite with luxury Hypnos beds, complimentary Tea and Coffee making facilities and a Colour TV |
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | The King's Arms Inn dates back to the early 1600's when it was one of hundreds of hostelries found on the main routes connecting important cities and towns. Some of these were humble and small, scarcely more than a cottage, whereas others, particularly those in or near large busy cities, were capable of accommodating three or four hundred travellers with servants, horses and baggage. |
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Rooms from 90.00 GBP | | People come to the Arundell Arms to fish and shoot and go riding, to walk, play golf, go bird watching, and to enjoy some of the loveliest country in England. The hotel, an old coaching inn on a site which dates back to Saxon times, is in a valley of five rivers, close to the uplands of Dartmoor. Not far away are the wonderful surfing beaches of the north Cornish coast, the ruins of Tintagel Castle, and the ancient fishing villages of Boscastle and Port Isaac where you can hire boats or pick your own fresh lobsters from their cages in the fish market. |
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Rooms from 39.00 GBP | | Set in the beautiful county of Cornwall, Trethorne offers the perfect blend of a picturesque and easily accessible location, friendly and down to earth Cornish hospitality and great value for money. The club is well known for its friendly and relaxed welcome, offering good quality home-cooked food in a comfortable and welcoming clubhouse. The large restaurant and outdoor BBQ Terrace make this an ideal venue for both large and small groups. The accommodation at Trethorne comprises seven comfortable Clubhouse rooms, four Lodges and two detached Cottages. All rooms are of a good size, offering en-suite facilities, and include TV and tea/coffee making facilities. |
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | A warm, friendly establishment, within easy reach of Dartmoor. This lovely period property offers comfort and warmth in abundance The Riverside offers a warm welcome to holidaymakers of all ages. We are situated near the beautiful Dartmoor, and as such are very popular with walkers. We also boast a bar, a lovely restaurant, and a function room for weddings. |
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Rooms from 53.00 GBP | | St.Andrews is well located within the city, being close to quayside and Marsh Barton Trading Estate. Close to St Thomas train Station and a fifteen minute walk to cathedral and new Princesshay shopping precinct. Located on bus route. Airport 15 minute drive. There are two comfortable lounges for relaxation and reading. The dining room is well appolinted and offers a full english or continental breakfast. A variety of accommodation is available in single, double, twin, triple and family rooms. All have en-suite facilities and 8 channel colour television, hairdryer, clock/radio and hospitality tray. Free wifi internet access to all rooms. Large car park at rear. |
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Rooms from 49.95 GBP | | The White Hart Hotel is one of Exeter’s most historic inns. It is thought it was originally a resting place for monks and later became a coaching inn. Today, the hotel retains much of its heritage and charm and yet offers the business or leisure visitor all the facilities and amenities of modern living. The White Hart boasts 55 en-suite rooms, 40 of which are situated in our 70's extension and the remainder are in the old part of the building. Located in a central position within the old city walls, it’s ideally situated to enjoy all the city has to offer, from its famous Gothic Cathedral to the newly revamped shopping centre. With a choice of areas to dine, an extensive selection of freshly cooked meals and a comprehensive winelist, all tastes are catered for. |
| City Gate Hotel
Iron Bridge, North Street, Exeter
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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | | The City Gate Hotel, close to Exeter Cathedral, reopened in 2003 after being lovingly restored by Young's. Besides the main bar, which is divided into three separate areas, the City Gate has a new conservatory and a beautiful function room available for private hire. The paved and decked garden, bounded on one side by the well-preserved remains of the Roman city wall, has a bar of its own. The cellar bar, which has also been carefully renovated, has bare brick and stonewalls, one of them formed from the lower section of the Roman wall. There are 15 well-appointed and air-conditioned bedrooms some with views over the City. |
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | Ideally located for business or pleasure and a great base for exploring the area. We offer excellent accommodation, a choice of bars and our first class Bruners Restaurant with delicious menus. Conference rates negotiable. |
| Devon Hotel
Exeter By Pass, Matford
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Rooms from 80.00 GBP | | From the moment you arrive at The Devon Hotel, it's easy to see why it's such a popular venue for business and pleasure.
With its superb conference facilities and convenient location, close to the heart of Exeter and the M5, The Devon Hotel is the perfect setting for any business occasion.
While the luxurious standards of comfort, personal service and fine cuisine are everything you would expect from a member of the Brend Group of Hotels.
Whenever you choose to visit, you'll be assured of the warmest of West Country welcomes. It's no wonder so many families and businesses come back time and time again. |
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Rooms from 53.00 GBP | | Family run with a warm & friendly atmosphere. Good home cooked meals & real ales. Rates are negotiable for large parties. Carvery menu and excellent reputable choice of food. Long stays welcomed, returned stays ensured. All bedrooms have recently been refurbished. |
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | A friendly and comfortable hotel on the edge of Dartmoor, the Dartmoor Lodge has a quiet, relaxing ambience and is located in a breathtaking part of the country.
The beamed restaurant and bar offers a range of food and drink, from a la carte to bar meals; from cask conditioned ales to fine wines.
30 comfortable bedrooms have full en-suite facilities, some with four-poster beds.
The Lodge is an ideal venue for both conferences and weddings with a choice of 3 private rooms seating up to 95 guests.
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Rooms from 56.00 GBP | | Welcome to the Exeter Court Hotel one of Exeter's most modern and stylish hotels.
Situated just two miles from the M5 and five miles from the historic City of Exeter.
The Exeter Court Hotel stands in its own landscaped gardens with the added attraction of extensive private parking.
Exeter Court Hotel is a very special place to stay, regardless of whether your visit is for business or pleasure.
The Bar is for both public & residents use.
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Rooms from 57.50 GBP | | Outstanding hospitality teamed with fine AA Rosette cuisine . . . Sampson's Hotel and Restaurant. A byword for quality in South Devon, Sampson's is a family owned business offering superb accommodation in 14 en-suite rooms, surrounding a beautiful medieval thatched farmhouse. Wonderful food, fine wines and peaceful surroundings: the perfect antidote to the stresses of everyday life! Sampson's is the perfect stop over location for your business trip. Cornwall and Devon or a welcome, peaceful retreat from a busy day at work!
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Rooms from 48.00 GBP | | PRICE INCLUDES CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST. FULL ENGLISH BREAKFAST IS AVAILABLE AT WEEKENDS FOR £3.99.
THE IDEAL LOCATION FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE They are one mile from J30 of the M5 and within a 3 mile radius of the hotel is Exeter's historic city centre, Exeter International Airport, Westpoint Exhibition Centre, Sowton and Marsh Barton industrial estates and we are only a 30 minute drive from the major tourist attractions of Dartmoor and Torbay. An ideal location if you are exploring Devon or a handy stopover on your way to Cornwall. |
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Rooms from 37.00 GBP | | Chi. Formally the Devon Arms public house, Devon Arms underwent a major refurbishment in 2006,re-opening in July 2007 as Chi, an oriental & seafood restaurant, serving fine oriental cuisine and fresh seafood.
You will find us tucked away in the picturesque village of Kenton, on A379 half way between Exeter & Dawlish, 6 miles from south of Exeter & 5 miles from Dawlish.
Situated on the edge of the Powderham Estate, we are just minutes walk away from Powderham Castle, the historic home of the Earl of Devon, built over 600 years ago.
We have ample private parking at the rear of the property with a beautifully landscaped enclosed garden.
Our restaurant has been designed to offer our guests a comfortable and welcoming dining experience.
A separate dining room is available, free of charge to guests preferring a little more privacy. (Available for 8-12 people)
Where possible, our chefs endeavour to source fresh local produce.
We do not add flavour enhancers, colouring our preservatives to any of our dishes.
A popular dish is our ‘Catch of the Day’ filleted and cooked to choice. From simply filleted and steamed or for the more adventurous, filleted, fried in a light crispy coating and finished with a sweet & spicy Thai sauce.
Our cosmopolitan bar ‘The Vine Bar’ is open to dining and accommodation guests only. Here you can relax and enjoy a drink before or after your meal.
Chi has 5 comfortable en-suite bedrooms all with colour TV, tea/coffee making facilities with complimentary biscuits & mineral water, hair dryer, in room safe, telephone, alarm clock\radio and free broadband internet access. A photo copying & fax service is available at a small charge.
Our breakfast menu includes a full English breakfast, or if you prefer something different, we offer a Chinese breakfast of freshly steamed dim sum & Jasmine tea. A packed lunch can also be provided.
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | We have made many improvements to the old Inn and due to demand we have added extra hotel accommodation to offer more people a chance to experience Jamaica Inn. From breakfast until late evening, you can enjoy an extensive range of home cooked food for all the family. With its cobbled courtyard, beamed ceilings, roaring log fires and real ales, Jamaica Inn's friendly, warm atmosphere welcomes you at any time of the year, whether you are a local, a visitor or just passing through. We have one of the finest collections of smuggling memorabilia at the Smugglers Museum and the Daphne du Maurier room honours the great writer. |
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