English Hotels 1 to 30 in Devon, England

The White Hart Hotel - Dating back to 1639, the White Hart Hotel retains plenty of its beautiful original period character while also offering comfortable accommodation for a cosy retreat amid beautiful Devon countryside. This Grade II listed building has recently been refurbished and now offers high standard accommodation. The hotel has been awarded 3 stars and a 77% merit rating by the AA. All of the 28 en suite rooms are comfortable and well equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, flat-screen TVs and CD players. The restaurant has received an AA Rosette award for its delicious authentic local food, made using produce sourced from the surrounding region wherever possible. The hotel is also well known for its selection of local cask beers and real ales, as well as its range of malt whiskies. Located in Moretonhampstead in the heart of the Dartmoor National Park, the hotel is a superb base for walking Dartmoor and for exploring Devon.

Preston Sands Hotel - Situated directly opposite a large, sandy beach on Preston seafront, our non-smoking hotel occupies a peaceful spot with no through-traffic. Ideally set in the heart of the English Riviera on the South Devon coastline, we offer stunning seascapes, and excellent comfort and service. Facilities include a sun terrace, huge picture windows with sea views, and a dining room with magnificent panoramic views. We are proud of our reputation, and of our team who help to maintain it. Every bedroom is fully modernised and well appointed. All are en suite with a toilet and either a bath or shower.

Exeter Court Hotel - In an ideal location just minutes from the M5 and Exeter Airport, the fresh, contemporary accommodation and excellent facilities make Exeter Court an ideal place in which to unwind. Wherever you're heading, the Exeter Court Hotel makes getting there a pleasure. Our relaxing, friendly atmosphere is complemented by light spacious bedrooms and fabulous food created with fresh, local produce - making this the ideal venue for longer breaks, business functions or special events. Close to Exeter's historic city centre, a short drive from the beautiful South Devon coast and on the edge of glorious Dartmoor, the Exeter Court Hotel is a great destination with something for everyone.

The Hoops Inn and Country Hotel - If you are seeking the authentic flavour of the West Country then look no further. This picture-book Thatched Inn is nestled in some of Englands most unspoilt countryside. This lovingly cared for Grade 2 Listed Heritage Hotel under the personal supervision of Dee and Gerry Goodwin combines character, charm, courtesy & cuisine with the warmest of welcomes and generous hospitality. Set on the Atlantic Highway (A39), this Romantic Oasis is easy to find and the perfect base for both relaxation & recreation. The picturesque village of Clovelly, the jewel of the West country, is a few minutes drive or a delightful coastal walk away, while Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks are within easy reach. At the `Hoops` we pride ourselves on the extensive range and high quality of the food we provide. The menu is changed to accommodate seasonal specialities and is freshly prepared in our own kitchens using the best of garden & local produce. Guests can choose to dine in the candlelit restaurant, in the relaxed bars or, on balmy summer days, alfresco in the covered courtyard. There are a vast array of activities on the doorstep which can be enjoyed throughout the year such as golf, fishing, sailing, walking, surfing and cycling. In addition to the many historic houses, beautiful gardens & quaint coves & villages, The Hoops Inn has more than 8 acres of landscaped grounds for your enjoyment. More energetic walkers and birdwatchers can follow the steps of Henry Williamsons Otter on the Tarka Trail, take a trip to Lundy Island or ramble along the North Devon Coastal Path. This Thirteenth Century Inn is one of England's most famous, being notorious as the haunt of smugglers and a meeting place for seafarers such as Sir Francis Drake, Sir Walter Raleigh and Sir Richard Grenville. In Winter, relaxing by one of our inglenook fireplaces, warming yourself next to a blazing log fire you can imagine being transported back in time to a less complicated age. Today we welcome travellers from around the world and seek to provide an enchanting experience for our guests whilst they are with us and a warm memory when they leave.

Elfordleigh Hotel - Nestled amid 100 acres of glorious parkland, this traditional English country house is perfectly positioned for exploring both the timeless elegance of Devon and the bustling centre of Plymouth. Providing peace, calm and tranquility, this privately owned hotel boasts an atmosphere of warmth, ease and charm, for both business and leisure travellers. The beauty which surrounds Elfordleigh influences the character of the hotel and its rooms. During your free time you can take advantage of the hotel's extensive leisure facilities, including an 18-hole golf course, fully-equipped gym and a relaxing spa. Alternatively, you can enjoy a leisurely stroll around the beautiful parkland.

Premier Inn Torquay - Superbly located near Torquay Harbour, Premier Inn Torquay is a short walk from Torquay Train Station and Torquay town centre. The Riviera International Conference Centre is also nearby. Some of the comfortable rooms at Premier Inn can accommodate 2 adults and 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children are also served a free full breakfast, when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast includes cooked items, vegetarian options and a wide continental selection. Premier Inn Torquay is next to the Belgrave Beefeater restaurant, serving chargrilled cuisine in a welcoming environment. There is limited free on-site parking and a 24-hour reception at this Premier Inn.

Arundell Arms - The Arundell Arms exudes warmth and comfort and has a restaurant with 2 AA Rosettes. It is ideal for keen fishermen and lovers of the countryside. In the hotel you will find handmade chocolates in the sitting room, and fresh flowers. The terraced garden is ideal for a drink in the evening sun. The bedrooms are traditional and tasteful, and many have views over the garden. Gilchrist & Soames toiletries are present in the en suite bathrooms.

The Royal and Fortescue Hotel - A former coaching inn right in the centre of Barnstaple, this historic hotel combines old world character and charm with the convenience of a modern hotel.As well as Lord Fortescue's restaurant, the hotel also houses "62 The Bank" a popular cafe/bar/bistro.

The Astor Hotel - It is the aim of the Astor Hotel to provide quality service and value in a welcoming and relaxed environment. It is of uppermost importance to us that all of our customers leave us content and planning to return. The cosy lounge bar is an ideal meeting place and the perfect setting for pre-dinner drinks. Our restaurant is famous for its exclusive international cuisine, as well as traditional English fayre and a good selection of wines.

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.

The Crawford Hotel - With a convenient location just off the A377, less than a mile (1.6 km) from Exeter's city centre, the Crawford Hotel offers comfortable en suite accommodation and free parking. The Crawford Hotel has a large car park, with parking available free of charge for guests. All of the rooms are en suite and have a TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Guests have access to their rooms 24 hours a day and are free to come and go as they please. There is a large bar with a pool table and darts. Free wireless internet access is available in the hotel's public areas.

Tantons Hotel - In the centre of historic Bideford, at the heart of North Devon, this privately owned and managed hotel looks out over the River Torridge, opposite the ancient bridge. Next to the town centre and within easy walking distance of all that Bideford has to offer, Tantons Hotel offers comfortable en suite accommodation at great-value rates. All of the light and airy rooms have modern d?cor, TVs, telephones, radio/alarm clocks, hairdryers and tea/coffee making facilities. With a relaxing, informal atmosphere, the newly refurbished Dino's Grill House restaurant offers an ? la carte menu of great-value dishes from all around the world. Stylish and comfortable, Dino's Lounge Bar offers high-quality drinks and cuisine in a contemporary environment. Featuring two 40-inch flat screen TVs with Freeview channels, it's also a great place to watch the big match. A privately owned hotel, Tantons prides itself on offering a warm welcome and friendly, personal service.

Wulfruna Hotel - Overlooking the sea and well-situated in the heart of the town, this hotel with free parking is a short stroll from the promenade and Paignton's golden sandy beach. All bedrooms are superbly decorated and furnished; choose from double or family rooms, all with en-suite facilities. Ground floor rooms are also available. The hotel is open all year, and many of its rooms have spectacular views across Torbay. All meals are served in the newly refurbished dining room, and there is a patio garden at the rear of the hotel, leading from the dining room and bar. Guests are welcome to relax in the TV lounge.

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.

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 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.

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.

Langstone Cliff Hotel - Immersed within 19 acres of child-friendly woodland on the beautiful Devon coast, this family-run hotel boasts magnificent views over the golden sandy beaches and Dawlish Warren Nature Reserve. A former Victorian gentleman's residence, Langstone Cliff now provides comfortable hotel accommodation suitable for long and short breaks for both business and leisure travellers. With so much to see and do in the area, the hotel is also a popular destination for families. For moments of relaxation, you can stroll through the gardens or enjoy views of the sea from one of the communal rooms. 3 exceptionally comfortable lounges offer you a quiet corner for a chat or even a snooze.

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.

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.

Best Western Lord Haldon Hotel - This country-house hotel is situated in beautiful countryside near Exeter. The Courtyard Restaurant has been awarded an AA Red Rosette. The Best Western Lord Haldon provides friendly and efficient service and is within easy reach of the city, the sea and the moors. Bedrooms have a country-house style, free Wi-Fi internet and Freeview or satellite TV.

Tides Reach - Tides Reach Hotel is a pretty seafront hotel with beautiful views and leisure facilities. Salcombe is a short walk or ferry ride along the estuary. On the doorstep are sandy coves, spectacular coastal walks, safe sea-swimming and water sports. The restaurant at Tides Reach serves freshly caught seafood dishes, and you can enjoy cream teas and lunches overlooking the sea. The south-facing, heated indoor pool is a tropical suntrap. For further relaxation there is a sauna, spa bath, and a hair and beauty spa. There is also a squash court, gym, table tennis and a full-size snooker table.

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.

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.

Jurys Inn Exeter - Located on the Western Way in the city centre, Jurys Inn Exeter is a contemporary hotel, providing the perfect base from which to explore Exeter and the surrounding area. The spacious rooms are stylishly furnished, with an en suite and power shower. All rooms have a flat-screen Freeview TV. Jurys Inn Exeter is conveniently situated a 2 minute walk away from Princesshay, a contemporary shopping quarter. Other local attractions include Exeter's historic quayside and Exeter Cathedral. Wireless internet is available in the hotel. Guests may enjoy a drink in the stylish bar or dine in the comfortable restaurant. 7 meeting rooms are available for business and events.

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 Devon Hotel - Conveniently located just 2 miles from the city centre and only a short drive to the south devon coast.The lively "Carriages Brasserie" offers superb food and excellent friendly service.

Bute Court Hotel - This superior 2-star hotel is situated in the heart of Torquay, just a short stroll from the seafront and directly next to the English Riviera Conference Centre. Bute Court retains many of its Victorian features and offers 43 spacious bedrooms all with en suite facilities, direct dial telephones and complimentary tea/coffee making facilities. The hotel has its own private gardens and heated outdoor pool (seasonal). There is ample car parking.

Buckerell Lodge - Set in 4 acres of peaceful, beautifully landscaped grounds, just one mile from the heart of Exeter, Buckerell Lodge Hotel provides the perfect combination of seclusion and convenient city access. Less than 5 miles from Exeter International Airport, the hotel is less than 30 minutes drive from the spectacular natural beauty of Dartmoor and the areas lovely beaches. The great location, close to Exeter city centre, makes the hotel a great venue for a wide range of events including meetings and conferences, private dining and formal receptions. There are plenty of historic buildings to visit in the region, including the city's famous cathedral. Powderham Castle, one of Britain's best-known stately homes, is nearby and there are several National Trust properties in the vicinity, including Castle Drogo and Killerton House and Gardens, as well as the Crealy Park, ideal for families or the Bicton Park and Knightshayes Court. Buckerell Lodge was a 2008 finalist in the South West Tourist Authority, Business Tourism Excellence Awards.

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.