English Hotels 121 to 140 in Devon, England

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.

St Olaves Hotel - St Olaves Hotel is a small, intimate hotel in the very centre of historic Exeter and a few minutes' walk from the high street, Princesshay shopping centre and Exeter University. The family-run hotel is a listed Georgian town house with a cascading spiral staircase surrounded by a beautiful walled garden. The award-winning hotel and restaurant are a luxurious, tranquil home from home. Staff provide friendly, efficient service 24 hours a day. St Olaves offers the intimacy of a small hotel with all the facilities and amenities of a modern one. All rooms have their individual character, many with plush furnishings and four-poster beds. Other little luxuries such as bottled water and homemade biscuits and chocolates come as standard.

Quayside Hotel - Enjoying panoramic views over the harbour and Torbay, the Quayside Hotel consists of 6 beautifully converted fishermen's cottages and retains a cosiness and charm rarely found today. What better place to spend a relaxing holiday than in the picturesque fishing port of Brixham. With its wealth of history and ever-changing scenery, the town is an ideal base from which to discover the delights of South Devon. The hotel is within a few minutes' walk of the town centre, the marina and many of the spectacular walks along the area's beautiful coastline. Each of the hotel's individually appointed rooms has its own unique character and charm. All of the en suite rooms have modern comforts and facilities, including TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. The hotel's facilities include a comfortable lounge, an intimate restaurant, a cosy residents' bar and a traditional public bar. Free parking is available in nearby Ranscombe Road.

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 Devoncourt Hotel - Palm trees and uninterrupted sea views of Sandy Bay form a continental landscape to this first class hotel. The hotel stands in 4 acres of mature subtropical gardens sloping towards the sea, with pool and leisure facilities. The Devoncourt is a 4-star 'guest accommodation' as awarded by the AA and fits its classification well. The hotel is beautifully situated for holiday fulfilment all year round. The single, double and family suites are all well furnished and are excellently fitted out with en suite bathrooms. The hotel also has an attractive lounge bar and a beautifully situated restaurant serving a wide range of meals at extremely reasonable prices.

Collaven Manor Hotel - Well linked to the M5, this 15th-century manor house stands in 4 acres of gardens, with glorious countryside views and a rich history. Collaven Manor is in the North West of Dartmoor. Built of granite and covered in creeper plant, the manor has a traditional English feel. Enjoy flowerbeds, birdsong and spacious lawns where you can play bowls, croquet or enjoy Afternoon Tea. An intimate bar-lounge offers winter log fires or cool summer shelter, while the Hamilton Restaurant serves the best of local and home-grown ingredients. The bedrooms at Collaven Manor are full of character, with wood-beamed ceilings and spectacular views over Dartmoor and the surrounding countryside. You can even choose a room with a luxury four-poster bed.

Cliffden Hotel - The 3-star (AA) Cliffden Hotel is close to the Blue Flag Teignmouth Beach and has a 15-metre heated indoor pool, large landscaped gardens and good accessibility features. Ideal for short breaks and family holidays, the Cliffden Hotel has spacious bedrooms, many with spectacular views of the gardens and surrounding coastline. Four Seasons restaurant offers a wide range of cuisine combining local, traditional and modern dishes. The bar serves local ales and traditional Devon cream teas. Teignmouth is famous for its red sandy beach, mild climate and friendly hospitality. From the hotel you can access a wide range of activities and trips, whatever your age and interests. Paignton Zoo, Dartmoor, Exeter and the Eden Project are all within easy reach. The Cliffden has good accessibility features, especially for guests who have problems with sight.

Ansteys Lea - This hotel of great warmth and character is situated between Torquay's town centre and marina on one side, and Babbacombe Downs with their magnificent sea views on the other. The hotel derives its name from the enchanting Ansteys Cove, Torquay, once a smuggler's haven. Ansteys Lea was originally a Victorian gentleman's residence and became a small hotel in 1946. The building's traditional Victorian ceiling with cornices and roses are a wonderful architectural feature. The hotel is on the main bus route into Torquay city centre, which takes a matter of minutes. Within 10 minutes' stroll you can be in Torquay's centre enjoying the Edwardian Pavilion, the lights and the harbour.

Lifton Hall Hotel - Located in the peaceful village of Lifton, near the Devon/Cornwall border, this historic 16th century country hotel is well placed for visiting Dartmoor and exploring the surrounding area. Lifton Hall Hotel offers you distinctly styled accommodation that is complemented by a traditional village inn styled bar, and an elegant restaurant serving quality, locally sourced food. During your stay you can relax amongst this charming countryside setting, as you unwind beside real log fires, far away from the stresses of daily life. Located just 14 miles from Dartmoor National Park, the hotel is perfectly positioned for exploring Devon and its beautiful countryside. The village of Lifton lies at the confluence of the rivers Wolf and Lyd, and is surrounded by miles of Devon countryside. Easily accessible from the A30, the hotel offers good food, friendly staff and a warm and welcoming countryside setting where you will feel at home.

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.

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.

Red House Hotel - Situated in the leafy lanes of Chelston, we are 750 metres from Torre Abbey Sands and a short journey from the harbour and town via a bus that passes our door. The Red House Hotel is a small, comfortable and well-appointed family hotel with extensive leisure facilities including indoor and outdoor pools, a sauna, a spa bath and a gym. The pool lounge is particularly pleasant, with patio doors opening onto the garden and large picture windows overlooking the indoor pool. Chelston is a charming, tranquil area of Torquay, characterised by its large red stone Victorian villas and village shops. Chelston is very close to the local beaches and a 5-minute bus ride from the town centre.

Passage House Hotel - Positioned on the northern bank of the River Teign, this hotel with spa facilities has commanding panoramic views of the mouth of the estuary. Passage House Hotel was built on the site of a tidal ford where long ago villagers would wait to cross the river. Established for over 50 years, the hotel has a reputation unsurpassed in the area. Staff at the hotel aim to make your stay truly memorable. The hotel is an ideal base for exploring the wild and rugged terrain of Dartmoor or Devon's towering red sandstone cliffs and sheltered, sandy coves. Enjoy the views and fresh air before returning to the hotel to experience the beauty salon, swim in the indoor pool or use the spa facilities.

The Royal Hotel - This historic hotel has first-class food, friendly service and a great location for North Devon's sights, including Clovelly village and the picturesque Tarka Trail for walkers and cyclists. The Royal Hotel is at the eastern end of ancient Bideford Bridge and close to public transport. It is easy to explore the centre of Bideford and the quayside, where you can catch a boat to Lundy Island. The hotel is associated with the 17th-century Court of Assize and the author, Sir Charles Kingsley, who wrote some of 'The Water Babies' and 'Westward Ho!' whilst staying here. At The Royal Hotel, rooms are clean, comfortable and have 24-hour room service. One of the hotel's famous features is the oak-panelled Kingsley Room, with its ornate, sculpted ceiling.

Gipsy Hill Hotel - In 3 acres of beautiful gardens, close to the M5 motorway and Exeter's city centre and airport, this 19th-century country house offers good-value rooms and free Wi-Fi and parking. On the outskirts of the cathedral city of Exeter, the Gipsy Hill Hotel is just a mile (1.6 km) from junction 29 of the M5 and only 3 miles (5 km) from both the city centre and Exeter International Airport. Exeter Business Park is just 400 metres away Also within easy reach are the Dartmoor National Park, Crealy Adventure Park and South Devon, which has some of the best beaches and walks in Britain. All of the rooms have TVs, hairdryers, trouser presses, telephones and tea/coffee. Alongside the spacious and recently refurbished bar and lounge area, the popular Lawns Restaurant serves good-quality food at reasonable prices. Gipsy Hill Hotel prides itself on its friendly, welcoming staff and good food.

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.

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.

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.

Bedford Hotel - Near the Eden Project, in the historic market town of Tavistock, gateway to Dartmoor, the hotel is "a true taste of old fashioned hospitality at its very best" (Daily Telegraph). Relax and enjoy the combination of comfort and style, delicious food, fine wines, warm hospitality and impeccable service, which go to make The Bedford Hotel a unique haven for our guests. This charming traditional hotel offers award-winning cuisine, with West Country dishes a speciality. Once a Benedictine Abbey, this elegant privately owned hotel was previously the residence of the Dukes of Bedford. Today, the hotel offers comfortable accommodation in 30 attractively furnished rooms in a great location in the heart of Devon. The Bedford Hotel is an excellent base from which to explore Dartmoor National Park and the wealth of National Trust houses and gardens in Devon and Cornwall. There is ample free parking available for guests' use.

The Park Hotel - Situated opposite Rock Park and only a short level walk to the town centre, this modern 3-star hotel offers easy access to the countryside and beaches of North Devon. Guests can use the leisure facilities, including the indoor and outdoor swimming pools of the Park's sister hotel, The Barnstaple Hotel. The restaurant serves 2- and 3-course dinners. The Park Hotel is part of the Brend Hotel Group.