English Hotels 61 to 90 in Devon, England

Bickleigh Castle - One of Devon's most beautiful wedding venues and bed and breakfast breaks, this 14th century castle nestles in a valley surrounded by 30 acres of lush green land. The River Exe runs through the estate, offering you the chance to fish or just sit and listen as the river makes its way back to the sea. This is an opportunity not only to be close to nature, but to almost touch history: the chapel was built only 30 years after the Normans landed in Britain in the 11th century and stands intact today as probably the oldest 'living' building in Devon. Bickleigh Castle offers bed and breakfast and wedding accommodation with 15 bedrooms, including twin, double and family rooms, available in our newly renovated thatched cottages situated around the castle courtyard. All of the bedrooms are tastefully decorated and furnished to a high standard.

Holiday Inn Plymouth - An ideally situated, modern hotel in Plymouth City Centre. We have views over the famous Plymouth Hoe and Plymouth Sound. A perfect location for all visitors. With panoramic views over Plymouth sound, this impressive bedroom hotel is situated close to the town centre. Following a major investment, the Holiday Inn Plymouth celebrated the opening of its new-look contemporary restaurant on the Penthouse floor overlooking the sea, serving up a tempting selection of dishes from traditional favourites to healthy options. As well as a choice of stylish accommodation guests will be able to experience the hotel's Club Motivation health and fitness club, where facilities include an indoor swimming pool, steam room, sauna & fully equipped air-conditioned gymnasium.

Elmdene Hotel - We are a small, friendly, family-run, licensed hotel with tastefully decorated en suite rooms in a superb location overlooking the open parkland surrounding Torre Abbey. Torquay's main railway station is a 400 m level walk away, as is the main Torre Abbey beach. We have a large, private car park and we are close to all main bus routes. The English Riviera Conference Centre is also just 500m away, and a level 10 minute stroll will bring you to the busy harbour side.

The Belmont Hotel - Sitting on the Regency seafront with wonderful sea views, The Belmont Hotel is one of Sidmouth's popular 4-star hotels. It is a short level walk from the town centre. The Belmont has private manicured gardens and a terrace for drinks or lunches close to the sea. The bar, lounges and most bedrooms also have exceptional sea views, and guests find them warm and comfortable. Belmont Restaurant has a modern English menu and friendly and efficient staff. Sidmouth is surrounded by beautiful countryside and is part of the Jurassic Coast. The cliffs at Sidmouth are famous for their geological features and fossils. A short drive away is Exeter, with its cathedral and new shopping centre, Princesshay.

Northcote Manor - A meandering wooded driveway leads to a delightful oasis of calm and serenity at Northcote Manor, set in beautiful Devon countryside. At this hotel, life is conducted at a slow, relaxing pace. It is truly a place for refreshment; a place to recharge your energy and step free from stress. Northcote Manor is within easy reach of Exmoor, Dartmoor and the North Devon coast, which makes for excellent walking and beautiful scenery. The area has an abundance of historic buildings cared for by the National Trust, including Arlington Court, Knighthayes Court, Killerton and Castle Drogo. RHS Rosemoor and Dartington Glass Factory are close by, and you can even try your hand at glass blowing. There is a challenging 18-hole golf course at Libbaton and outstanding fishing on the River Taw at the bottom of the driveway. A 'ghillie' can be arranged, along with picnics and a bottle of champagne to sip on the river bank. Richie, the head chef is more than happy to cook your 'catch of the day'.

Best Western Livermead Cliff Hotel - With stunning sea views, this is the only 3-star hotel in Torquay situated directly on the waters edge, with direct access to the beach from the spacious lawns. The Livermead Cliff Hotel has stunning sea views from many bedrooms and all of the public areas. Just in front of the hotel is a landscaped garden and terrace and the sea is just beyond. The sea-view rooms truly make the most of the hotels superb location and some have access to a shared balcony. A set of private-access steps lead down to the secluded Livermead Sands. The town centre and the marina are just a pleasant, level walk along the seafront from the hotel.

Palms Hotel - This well-run small hotel rests in one of the best positions in Torquay, opposite the lovely Torwood gardens. The beauty of Devon and Dartmoor is just a short drive away. The Palms Hotel in Torquay is approximately 300 yards from the harbour, beach, shops and entertainment. The hotel offers Wi-Fi internet facilities so that you can keep in touch with others during your stay, a licensed bar, evening snacks and car parking. There is access to rooms at all times. The Palms hotel Torquay also has books, toys and colouring books available for children. Should it dare to rain, umbrellas are supplied, and we have beach towels for the sunshine. The Palms Hotel Torquay is a child friendly hotel, and children aged 12 and under are charged at reduced rates.

Albaston House Hotel - Between the main town centre, historic St Marychurch and the beaches of Babbacombe, Albaston House is ideal for tourists, yet away from the noise of Torquay nightlife. Albaston House is a small and friendly hotel used mainly by families, couples and business people. All rooms are en suite and have TV, hairdryer and tea/coffee. There is no lift at Albaston House. There is a small, cosy restaurant that serves breakfast from 08:30 until 09:30 (earlier times can be arranged). Dinner is available when pre-booked. Hot food is always cooked to order.

Keystone Lodge at Bulstone - The family-run Keystone Lodge is close to the dramatic East Devon Jurassic Coast and a quiet retreat to escape to. The owners provide fresh home cooking and good hospitality. The Bulstone Hotel is set in 3 acres of grounds and is within easy reach of Exeter, the airport, Lyme Regis and Sidmouth. In the local area you can enjoy golf, fly/coastal fishing and croquet.

Yeo Dale Hotel - With its distinctive Georgian frontage, Yeo Dale hotel is an elegant town house just a 3-minute walk from Barnstaple town centre. The perfect base from which to explore the North Devon countryside. Overlooking Pilton Park and the river Yeo, the light and spacious Georgian dining room provides a perfect setting to relax over breakfast. The Yeo Dale Hotel retains many original Georgian features, including ornate plaster ceilings, a beautiful sweeping staircase and facade boasting a grand balcony. All of the individually decorated rooms offer a flatscreen TV with Freeview . Some of the rooms have an i-pod docking station and DVD player. Free wireless internet access is offered throughout the hotel. Room service is available. The Yeo Dale is ideally situated to discover the stunning coastline and beaches of North Devon. The hotel is close to Barnstaple rail and bus stations.

Waters Edge Hotel - A warm welcome awaits you at The Waters Edge Hotel. Set back from Livermead Beach, it has one of the finest positions in Torbay, with unobscured views across the entire bay. The hotel is a short distance from the beach and just 1 mile from the town centre. The train station is about is 500 metres away. All rooms are en suite, and the hotel has a restaurant, ample free parking, and free Wi-Fi in the reception area. Just outside the hotel are local bus stops, and buses head to both Paignton and Torquay. Off-road parking is nearby.

The Grand Hotel - The 4-star Grand Hotel occupies pride of place on the Torbay seafront, with majestic views over the bay. Whatever the weather, the comfort and luxury of the Grand has something to offer everyone. The hotel has 132 rooms, 7 of which are premier suites. The majority of rooms embrace the wonderful sea view and Torbay coastline. All are decorated to a high standard and include all of the facilities and extras you would expect in a 4-star hotel. Facilities include 2 swimming pools, jacuzzi, gym, sauna, tanning shower and tennis court. There is also a hair and beauty suite in the hotel. For the more active, there is the Grand Leisure Suite with its 15 metre swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and sunbed as well as a multi-gym. A bakery and restaurant are both on site.

Brampton Court Hotel - Ideally situated for a relaxing break in Torquay, this family-run hotel is nestled on top of a hill, on a tranquil, tree-lined street, providing stunning views over the Bay. Just a short walk away from the seafront, town centre and Riviera Centre, Brampton Court gives you the best of both worlds; a peaceful setting with the convenience of all the amenities on your doorstep. During your stay, when you are not exploring the delights of Torquay and its surroundings, you can relax in the traditionally decorated lounge, or soak-up the sun in the lovely garden.

Moorland Links Hotel - With easy access to Plymouth city centre, The Moorland Links Hotel is situated between Plymouth and Tavistock, on Dartmoor. The Moorland Links Hotel offers a friendly welcome with excellent dining and an extensive bar menu, all in a relaxed atmosphere. All bedrooms are en suite, individual and comfortable. All have internet access. Moorland Links has free parking and easy access to West Devon.

Langdon Court Hotel And Restaurant - Ideally situated just a short walk from the beach, this listed Tudor hotel and restaurant is set in 10 acres of historic gardens and offers luxury accommodation and excellent cuisine. Ideal for celebrations, business meetings, or simply and enjoyable weekend break, Langdon Court Hotel and Restaurant has great character in a pleasant location. Tucked away in the lush rolling scenery of the South Hams and Devon countryside, the hotel is just a short stroll from the direct path to Wembury Cove and its ancient church set high on the cliffs. Offering quality accommodation at high standards, the hotel has a selection of room types available at competitive prices. The rooms at the hotel combine an eclectic mix of modern and classic interior design to offer an international standard of accommodation.

Express By Holiday Inn Exeter - The contemporary Express by Holiday Inn Exeter offers great value accommodation, a stylish new look and a convenient location to explore the beautiful countryside of Devon. The hotel has undergone contemporary refurbishment in public areas, with air conditioning installed in every guest room and the opening of a brand new 27-room extension. All rooms have an en suite power shower and satellite TV. There is also a relaxing bar on site.The hotel features high speed internet access and complimentary parking is available. Located in one of the newest commercial districts of the city, adjacent to the Met Office, Express by Holiday Inn is the closest hotel to Exeter International Airport. Within easy reach, you will find Dartmoor & Exmoor National Parks. The hotel is a 10-minute drive from Exmouth and Westpoint Area.

Invicta Hotel - The centrally located Invicta Hotel has views across Hoe Park towards the sea. It is a Grade II listed Georgian building and newly refurbished to a high standard. The family-run hotel is located on Plymouth Hoe and has its own excellent restaurant, a bar and secure off-road parking. Each room has a flat-screen HD TV with Freeview, a DVD player (on request) and unlimited internet access.

Fairwater Head Hotel - Nestled in 2 acres of beautifully kept gardens, this charming country house hotel is a place of comfort, good food, peace and tranquillity. New owners Adam and Carrie Southwell and their team strive to create a relaxed atmosphere with friendly, efficient service. The restaurant is an important part of Fairwater Head and has an AA Rosette. The 4-course fixed price table d'h?te evening dinner is bookable at an additional cost. Tables by reservation only. Fairwater Head Hotel is 5 miles (8km) from the world-famous Jurassic Coast, Lyme Regis, and River Cottage HQ. It is 3 miles from River Cottage Canteen in Axminster. In the winter, sit by the fire and enjoy a good book, and in summer relax with an afternoon cream tea on the patio, taking in the superb views of the Axe Valley and surrounding countryside. Later, unwind with a drink in the west-facing bar and watch the sun set.

Ibis Plymouth - Just off the A38, with easy access to Plymouth's city centre, Dartmoor and the beaches of Devon and Cornwall, the hotel offers great value, with free parking and a restaurant and bar. On one of the major routes into the city, the Ibis Plymouth is just 4.5 miles (7.25 km) from the Tamar Science Park and the convention centre. The Eden project and the beaches of Cornwall are just 45 minutes' drive away. The hotel offers comfortable en suite rooms at great-value rates, with reception housed in a separate building, away from the accommodation. The restaurant offers tasty food at good-value prices. Hot snacks and drinks are available 24 hours a day and the hotel's bar has a terrace area. Reception is open 24 hours a day and Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available at an additional cost.

Score Valley Country House Hotel - In a peaceful, secluded valley between Ilfracombe and Woolacombe, this splendid 18th-century country house is surrounded by gardens, woodland and streams. In a quiet location, the Score Valley Country House Hotel is 1 mile (1.6 km) from Ilfracombe; a 5-minute drive or a pleasant 20-minute walk from the High Street. Hidden from the road in its own valley behind a band of tall trees, the hotel makes a great base from which to explore the vast sandy beaches of North Devon's golden coast or the wonders of Exmoor. The attractive, tranquil grounds surround the hotel's car park, which is free for guests. All of the spacious and comfortable rooms are individually furnished and equipped with all the necessary comforts and facilities. Family-run, Score Valley Country House Hotel takes great pride in its relaxed, friendly atmosphere and locally sourced home-cooked food. The hotel is open all year round.

Grosvenor Hotel - Giving direct access to the Riviera Conference Centre, this 3-star property is just a stone's throw away from the seafront and Torquay's most popular beach, Torre Abbey Sands. Set within its own sub-tropical gardens, the Grosvenor Hotel is just a 10 minute level walk away from Torquay's lively town centre and harbour. It is also ideally placed to explore the English Riviera, including Paignton and Brixham. For moments of relaxation you can take advantage of the Grosvenor's extensive leisure facilities, including indoor and outdoor heated pools, a jacuzzi, gym and sauna. Alternatively you can indulge with a treatment from the beautician, masseur or holistic therapist.

Copthorne Hotel Plymouth - The Copthorne Hotel Plymouth is a quality 4-star, city-centre hotel with views of Armada Way towards the famous Hoe and Barbican. The hotel is a short walk from Drake Circus shopping centre and the theatre and business districts. Copthorne Plymouth has a fitness suite, which is free of charge for all guests. Ideal for business or pleasure, Copthorne Hotel Plymouth has excellent motorway, rail and airport links.

Fox and Hounds Country Hotel - In the glorious North Devon Countryside, perched on the River Taw amid the scenic landscape of the Tarka Trail, this relaxed hotel offers a comfortable retreat to nature. The friendly country hotel has an AA Rosette for its excellent, traditional food made using fine local produce. Local ciders and Real Ale are served in the bar and you can enjoy a meal on the garden terrace. Rooms have a flat-screen TV and free wireless internet access. The Fox & Hounds Country Hotel has 5 miles of salmon and trout fishing, and shooting, riding and walking are close by. The hotel is a great base for exploring North Devon, Dartmoor and Exmoor. Pets and children are welcome.

The New Angel - Located on the waterfront in the centre of Dartmouth, rooms at The New Angel offer luxury and stylish accommodation in the heart of the pretty town centre. Make the most of your stay by visiting The New Angel restaurant. Managed by celebrity-chef John Burton Race, the '2006 AA Restaurant of the Year' provides one of the finest dining experiences in the South-West. A coveted Michelin Star and 3 AA Rosettes are also amongst the restaurant's list of accolades. The rooms, all individual in decor are luxuriously furnished and offer the perfect haven for you to retreat and relax. The comfortable lounge is cool in the summer and warmed by the fire in winter to make your stay perfect any time of the year.

Braddon Hall Hotel - This distinctive property has retained many of its elegant original features and is situated in a peaceful yet convenient position only 500 metres from the harbour, shops and beach. Dating from 1913, Braddon Hall still features much of its original interior d?cor, providing an elegant setting for a relaxing stay. Braddon Hall aims to give you quality service and excellent value for money in a fantastic setting. All of the rooms are en suite and are tastefully decorated throughout. Standard room facilities include a TV with Freeview channels, tea/coffee making facilities and electric fans. For your convenience, free of charge wireless internet access is available throughout the hotel.

The Red House Hotel - The Red House is a small family run hotel. If you find that we are fully booked online, please give us a call as we may have a late cancellation. All types of functions and weddings are catered for. Wedding packages available on request. In house disco and free bridal accommodation are offered.

The West Country Inn - Set in 2.5 acres, surrounded by moorland and unspoilt countryside, this charming property is a former 17th century Coaching Inn, full of character and warmth. Between the towns of Bideford and Bude, on the North Devon Atlantic Highway, the Inn boasts a wealth of original features, open fireplaces and stunning views over the beautiful surrounding countryside. Furthermore, the property is equipped with a Carvery/Function Room and a cosy restaurant with original flagstone flooring and crooked beams. In the evenings, after a long day of exploring the wonderful surroundings, you can relax in the Games Room or in the Lounge and Bar. In the warmer months, the Beer Garden is the ideal spot for a refreshing drink.

The Coachouse Hotel and Restaurant - This lovely 19th century coach house is set on the edge of Dartmoor, close to historic Tavistock and the Tamar Valley. The valley is of outstanding natural beauty, yet only 15 miles from Plymouth. The Coach House was built on a site, which was originally an Anglo Saxon settlement in 850 AD. It was built by The Duke of Bedford in 1857 to his own design as part of a model farm. It was sold in 1988 and converted to a 3-star hotel. The hotel regrets that it cannot accommodate children under the age of 5 years old.

Cedars Inn - In 3 acres of beautiful, tranquil gardens, Cedar Inn has a traditional relaxing atmosphere, free Wi-Fi, a charming bar, a conservatory restaurant, and 34 self-contained lodge-style en suite rooms. Formerly an elegant country house, this long-established traditional hotel has an elegant historic charm and offers friendly service. There is a feature room located in the main hotel building and the 34 self-contained lodges are located just a short walk away. While retaining a traditional atmosphere, each lodge is well appointed with modern comforts and facilities, including TVs, telephones, irons, hairdryers and tea/coffee making facilities. The hotel offers a seasonal menu, including modern, traditional and international dishes, complemented by a selection of real ales, fine wines and speciality coffees. The licensed bar and attractive conservatory restaurant provide a relaxing atmosphere in which to dine. Close to the region's spectacular coastline and Exmoor National Park, Barnstaple is the ancient capital of beautiful North Devon.

Two Bridges Hotel - Nestling beside the West Dart River, in 60 acres of private grounds at the very heart of the Dartmoor National Park, the hotel is reminiscent of a bygone age of opulence with the added extravagance of today's little luxuries. Built in 1794 as a coaching inn at the opening of the trans-moor turnpike, the property was originally called 'The Saracen's Head'. It only gained its present name in the early 1900s when the modern road was completed. The comfortable lounges, with log fires and leather armchairs, are the ideal place to relax after a day on the moor.