Devon Inns

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 - a short break paradise.

The Blue Ball Inn is a beautiful, traditional, 13th century Coaching Inn with inglenook fireplaces, and an atmosphere of unspoilt old world charm. This traditional country inn with 16 quality en-suite bedrooms.

Located in a quaint village on the South West Coastal Path overlooking The Plym Estuary and the city of Plymouth. The Boringdon Arms is a traditional pub serving good home cooked food with a wide choice of ales. There are 6 bedrooms of varying sizes which are traditionally furnished each with its' own wash basin.

The delightful Cott Inn, Grade II listed, is one of the most famous thatched inns in the country and is believed to be the longest single licensed property in England. The Cott Inn has a charming ‘olde worlde’ bar, a low-beamed restaurant with Table d’hote menu and 7 en-suite bedrooms.

On the edge of Dartmoor, the inn features open fires, oak beams and a large function room. The menu includes local produce, game and vegetarian meals. All 10 rooms are comfortably furnished and have full en-suite facilities.

The Dartmoor Halfway Inn is a historic country pub renowned for its warm hospitality, extensive menu, fine food and reasonable prices. The 'Halfway' title means that it is midway between Ashburton and Newton Abbot and only four miles from breathtaking Dartmoor. The Inn offers comfortable double or twin bedded rooms.

The Fisherman's Cot nestling on the banks of the River Exe at Bickleigh is one of the most picturesque inns in the South of England. Its superb location makes it an all-year-round choice for locals and visitors alike.

The Fox and Hounds Hotel is a family run hotel with a full a La Carte restaurant and 6 fully en-suite bedrooms. Ideally situated on the edge of North Dartmoor between Tavistock and Okehampton (9 miles), and within driving distance of Exeter and Plymouth.

The Foxhunters Inn is a 300 year old Coaching Inn that has been carefully restored to provide a traditional English pub with a cosy bar and restaurant. Cosy Inglenooks, roaring log fires, original stonework and softly lit bars all combine to provide an atmosphere of warmth. There are eight bedrooms in total all with en-suite facilities.

Furzeleigh Mill, formerly a corn mill built in the 16th Century, has been carefully converted to a comfortable country hotel, where you are always assured of a very warm welcome. All 15 attractively furnished and well decorated bedrooms overlook the River Dart valley and have en-suite facilities. The restaurant is renowned for its quality, offering excellent a la carte and well priced set menus.

A traditional 16th Century Grade II listed thatched and whitewashed former Coaching Inn nestled away in the Blackdown Hills area of Stockland. An impressive flagstoned walkway entrance greets you on your arrival, and a medieval oak screen and an original bread oven are just some of the magnificent features.

A friendly family run Inn built between the 12th and 15th centuries but with modern facilities, 6 comfortable rooms, a well stocked bar and a restaurant renowned for excellent food prepared by the chef’s. The building has largely retained its original character complete with huge old fire places, bread ovens and pot stands.

Outstanding hospitality teamed with fine AA Rosette cuisine Sampsons Hotel and Restaurant. A byword for quality in the South of Devon, Sampsons 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!

An idyllic, traditional Devon Inn dating back to the 15th Century situated in the beautiful surroundings of the Dart Valley, near Totnes. There are 9 en-suite letting rooms, a 2-AA Rosette and 2 RAC Blue Ribbon restaurant, and two individual bar areas.

The Anchor Inn is an idyllic colour-washed hotel overlooking the sea on the East Devon Coast. Located in the delightful picture postcard village of Beer, once famous for its smugglers and the highly valued Beer stone. The bars and restaurant at the hotel specialise in local caught seafood dishes and the clifftop beer garden is very popular in Summer.

The Bickford Arms has stood at Brandis Corner since the 17th century, first as a coaching inn and now as a completely rebuilt traditional pub/restaurant offering 5 spacious en-suite bedrooms. The pub is rated AA four diamonds, and offers great pub food with a twist, or choose to dine more formally in the Dunsland Dining Room.

This is a lovely 19th century coach house on the edge of Dartmoor, close to historic Tavistock and the Tamar Valley. The Coach House was built on a site, which was originally an Anglo Saxon settlement in 850 AD. It offers 12 comfortable rooms, a restaurant and a bar.

Set within the natural beauty of Dartmoor National Park, this charming 17th century thatched inn provides comfortable accommodation. Enjoy real ales served straight from the cask in the traditional tap room or in the old world charm of the bar.

The Forest Inn, situated in the Dartmoor Forest, is a country inn offering an atmosphere from a more relaxed era. 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. There are seven en-suite rooms and three standard rooms with private bath/shower room.

The George Inn is a beautuiful 15th century thatched pub set in the heart of picturesque Chardstock. There are two bars and a restaurant serving traditional delicious English Food and catering for all tastes.