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.

Cedar Lodge Hotel - Cedar Lodge is a small hotel in a carefully converted Grade II Listed building in Exeter city centre. It features a 24-hour self-service check-in facility. Each room at Cedar Lodge has a 20-inch (50 cm) flat-screen digital TV. Wi-Fi access is available. Cedar Lodge Hotel is close to the High Street, Guildhall, Exeter Cathedral and the university. It is within walking distance of Exeter College; the state-of-the-art Princesshay Complex and Harlequins Shopping Centres. You can also walk from Exeter Central and Exeter St. Davids (railway stations).

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.

Fox and Hounds Hotel - Situated on the edge of North Dartmoor between Tavistock and Okehampton, this family-run hotel with ? la carte restaurant is open all year round. Homemade meals and bar snacks are served all day long, and a daily specials board offers a selection of fresh fish and vegetarian meals. Breakfast is served from 07:00 onwards. Fox & Hounds Hotel is about 25 miles from Exeter and Plymouth. Local attractions include: Lydford Gorge, Morewellham Quay, Cotele House Launceston, Okehampton Castle, the West Devon Way and major cycle routes. The hotel can arrange activities such as walking, golf, horse riding, folk weekends and water sports.

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.

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.

Watersmeet Hotel - Unrivalled location commanding one of the most dramatic settings in the South West, positioned on the waters edge. Stunning sea views over the rugged North Devon coastline. Private steps lead directly to the sandy beach. Watersmeet Hotel is one of the highest rated Three Star Hotels in the West Country. The hotel has gained a reputation for its impeccable service, generous hospitality, excellent cuisine, and of course its magnificent coastal location. The candlelit restaurant with views of the coastline and glorious sunsets has been said to be, 'among the best restaurants you will see'. A tasteful refurbishment has seen the bedrooms luxuriously transformed, consistent with the high standard of the hotel, to continue the comfort and relaxation theme. All rooms have sea views. Lunch or tea may be taken alfresco on the terrace, by the pool or in the garden. Recreational facilities include heated indoor and outdoor pool with newly installed hot spa and steam room. Watersmeet proudly boasts an aa Care and Courtesy Award, aa Rosette for Cuisine, and etc Silver Award.

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.

Boringdon Hall Hotel - Boringdon Hall is set in its own grounds on the edge of Dartmoor. The hotel combines the charm and ambiance of years gone by with every modern comfort. There is character in abundance here with original architectural features retained such as deep walls, huge fireplaces and ornate ceilings. A variety of bedrooms, including a number of four-posters, are available. Dinner is served in the wonderful Gallery Restaurant, which overlooks the Great Hall.

Torcroft Hotel - An elegant Victorian villa set in its own grounds with delightful garden and ample parking. We guarantee a warm welcome at this family-run hotel that offers a high standard of accommodation and service. A warm and friendly welcome awaits you at the family-run Torcroft Hotel, situated in a quiet yet convenient location just off the main Torquay seafront. The Torcroft is set in its own delightful gardens and has ample car parking spaces. We are very conveniently located for the seafront, town, the Princess Theatre and many other attractions. Being in close proximity to the Riviera Centre, we are ideally placed for events, trade fairs and conferences.

Mercure Southgate Exeter - Built in 1989 in a Georgian style, the Mercure Southgate is in the heart of Exeter, next to the city walls and close to the cathedral. All en suite rooms are equipped with modern facilities including satellite TV and minibars. There are a number of interconnecting and family rooms, making the hotel ideal for those travelling with children. The elegant lounge is available for a light meal or relaxing drink.

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.

St Elizabeth's House - In the charming village of Plympton, near Plymouth, this Georgian manor house combines historic character with modern features, including 42-inch LCD TVs and free internet access. Surrounded by 9 acres of lawns and gardens, St Elizabeths House has a beautiful, peaceful setting. Small and independent, the hotel offers professional service with a friendly, personal quality. Combining original Georgian splendour with modern state-of-the-art facilities, each exclusive room is individually designed with its own unique charm. Every room has its own elegant bathroom with a separate bath and shower. All rooms have 42-inch LCD flat-screen TVs and free internet via modem. The rooms feature European oak furniture throughout and boast luxurious Vi-Spring mattresses, deluxe Egyptian cotton sheets and soft, fluffy bathrobes. The hotel has a relaxing bar and an intimate coffee lounge, while the superb restaurant offers fine food in a smart yet relaxing setting. Free on-site parking is available for guests.

Richmond Hotel - With beautiful panoramic views across Torbay, the Richmond Hotel is just a short walk from the seafront, via a private wooded path. The hotel's great facilities include a spacious entertainment lounge with dance floor, a bar lounge, a restaurant, a games room with pool tables, and an indoor heated swimming pool. All of the comfortable and well equipped rooms feature private bathroom facilities, and have a TV, a telephone and tea/coffee making facilities. There are many newly refurbished rooms with panoramic views of Torbay. All of the newly refurbished rooms are attractively decorated and well appointed. Each room has a balcony from which you can admire the magnificent views. The restaurant offers a full table d'h?te menu, along with an excellent bar snack menu.

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.

The Edgemoor Country House Hotel And Restaurant - On the boundary of Dartmoor National Park, less than 3 miles from the A38, this elegant Victorian country house boasts an award-winning restaurant, fireside bistro and an extensive wine list. In a haven of tranquillity, surrounded by its own immaculately kept grounds, the hotel is only minutes away from the many famous Tors and villages within Dartmoor. The coast and the major cities of Exeter and Plymouth are within easy driving distance. Built in the 1870s, the house was once Bovey Tracey Grammar School. The house has since undergone substantial tasteful renovation and now features a mixture of both traditional and contemporary style interiors, which complement the historic Victorian architecture and enhance the warm friendly welcome and attention to detail.

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.

Dart Marina Hotel - Enjoy contemporary bedrooms, stylish hotel apartments and a luxury health spa combined with award-winning cuisine in the River Restaurant, or 'slow food - fast' in Wildfire Bar & Bistro. Dart Marina is situated at the marina of the River Dart, overlooking one of the most spectacular river estuaries in Europe, in the charming town of Dartmouth. Sip a drink on the veranda and watch the colourful waterfront of yachts and boats. The 49 luxurious bedrooms are elegantly furnished and have a restful contemporary style with glorious views over the river and the yacht marina. All rooms are non-smoking. Binoculars are featured in each room so guests can watch the yachts and fishing boats bring the river to life. The elegant River Restaurant, recently awarded 3 Rosettes for its superb cuisine and fine wines, has a unique flavour of the sea with fresh fish and shellfish arriving daily. In the summer, you can dine outside on the veranda or waterside terrace and watch the ever-changing scenery. Alternately, Wildfire Bar & Bistro offers an exciting, less formal, continental space in which to enjoy good food at a leisurely pace. The new health spa facilities include a warm pool, treatment rooms, skilled therapists, a grooming salon, a fitness suite, spa bath and steam room. The range of treatments: unsurpassed aromatherapy products and holistic spa therapies, are from the house of Elemis - who provide an ? la carte beauty menu that offers an exclusive collection of treatments for the sole use of guests.

The Royal Castle Hotel Ltd - With a magnificent location, looking out over the harbour and the River Dart, right in the heart of Dartmouth, this 17th-century building offers bright, airy rooms, free Wi-Fi and a stylish restaurant. Privately owned, the award-winning Royal Castle Hotel has a great location, in the centre of the pretty town of Dartmouth, with its cobbled streets, intriguing shops and world-famous restaurants and bars. There are 25 en suite rooms, all of which are unique and individually decorated. Many of the rooms have river views, four-poster beds and spa baths. Every room has a TV, radio and tea/coffee making facilities. With wonderful views out over the river, Nu is the hotel's stylish and relaxed restaurant. The restaurant offers delicious food made from the best, freshest produce available locally. The hotel also has 2 bars: the contemporary Harbour bar and the more traditional Galleon bar. Both bars have real open log fires burning in the winter.

The Osborne Hotel - The Osborne is at the centre of an elegant Regency-period crescent. It overlooks 6 acres of grounds that stretch to Meadfoot Beach, with stunning views across the English Riviera. The Silver-Award hotel has indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools and one of the most exclusive health and leisure suites on the English Riviera. Large enough to be luxurious, yet small enough to keep a personal touch, the Osborne Hotel is ideal for visiting Torquay or South Devon for business or leisure.

Hotel Hudson - Located just 250 metres from the water's edge, the hotel is the ideal location for visiting Torquay's harbour and its array of unique shops, restaurants and bars. Extensively refurbished in its centenary year, the hotel offers a piano bar, outside terrace and double glazing to ensure a peaceful nights sleep. The 10 bedroom hotel consists of spacious, well appointed bedrooms (most with sea views), each with its own stylish shower room, TV with DVD player and beverage facilities. As a fully licensed hotel, there are a wide range of wines, beers and spirits available for you to enjoy in our sizable bar, or while relaxing on our raised front patio, taking in the views across Torwood Gardens.

Howden Court Hotel - Originally built in 1860, this Victorian property is ideally located just a short walk from Torquay's beach and harbour, and still retains many of its original features. Howden Court Hotel features large south facing patio and gardens with access to Croft Meadow Walk, a private pathway leading to within 100 metres of the seafront and beach. All of the rooms at the hotel are en suite, while several superior rooms are also available. Some of these rooms feature sea views, while others have patio doors giving direct access to the large garden. The hotel's convenient location means that it is within easy walking distance of the town centre and all the main attractions. Nearby you will find tennis courts, putting greens, bowls, theatre and Fleet Walk - Torquay's premier shopping centre.

Jurys Inn Plymouth - Ideally situated, Jurys Inn Plymouth is in the heart of the city centre, a 10-minute walk to Plymouth Train Station and 4 miles (6.4 km) from Plymouth City Airport. All of the comfortable, spacious rooms have en suite facilities and satellite TV. Innfusion Restaurant serves an informal menu, while Inntro Bar is a relaxing space in which to enjoy a drink or snack. Jurys Inn Plymouth is close to the city's historic tourist quarter and Plymouth Pavilions. Other local attractions include the Drake Circus Shopping Centre and the Barbican harbour area.

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.

Sea Trout Inn - Sea Trout Inn is a traditional inn with a conservatory restaurant. It dates from the 15th century and is located in the beautiful Dart Valley near Totnes. The inn has 10 en suite rooms, some of which overlook the pretty patio garden. Some rooms have a shower, some have a bath, and others have both. The fine-dining restaurant serves modern British cuisine, and 2 individual bar areas offer fresh, homemade pub food to a very high standard. Blackpool Sands and Dartmouth Harbour are within easy reach. Buckfast Abbey can be reached via the steam train from Staverton Station.

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.

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.

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'.

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.

Cranborne House - Within easy walking distance of the town centre, seafront and harbour, this charming Victorian terrace property has been award one of the highest accolades of being selected for the Michelin Guide 2008. Run by the hospitable and friendly owners, Russell and Jayne, Cranborne House is a beautifully presented boutique style guesthouse offering quality accommodation and services. The high quality and standard of the house is reflected in the fact that it is one of the highest graded guesthouses in the area. Situated in the heart of Torquay, during your stay you can easily access a number of local attractions, including the 19 beaches and coves along the English Riviera and Torre Abbey. For those staying on business, the Riviera Conference Centre is also nearby.