English Hotels 31 to 60 in Devon, England

The Rougemont Hotel by Thistle - This elegant 4-star hotel is in the heart of Exeter, opposite Exeter Central Rail Station, 5 miles from the M5 motorway. Drakes Restaurant is on the ground floor of The Rougemont Hotel and offers traditional British food. Drakes Bar provides an informal dining experience, whilst Nelson's Lounge offers light snacks throughout the day, together with delicious afternoon teas. With its friendly service and fine surroundings, The Rougemont Hotel by Thistle is a good base for your stay in Exeter.

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.

The Palace Hotel - Amid beautiful gardens and woodland, this Victorian building has comfortable bedrooms, high-quality cuisine and superb leisure facilities for golf, swimming, tennis, squash, snooker and croquet. The Palace Hotel is the beautiful former home of the Bishop of Exeter. A luxury Devon hotel since the 1920s, it is close to the centre of Torquay, its vibrant harbour and unspoilt beaches. The hotel's Torquay Restaurant serves daily-changing English and French dishes, including Devon seafood and West Country meat, fruit and vegetables. 24-room service is available. Light meals and traditional cream teas are available in the lounges at The Palace Hotel, which have beautiful fabrics, fireplaces and high ceilings. Large French doors open out onto a superb, sunny terrace. There are indoor and outdoor pools, sauna, 4 all-weather tennis courts, a fitness suite and a 9-hole championship golf course, with separate putting green.

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.

Durrant House Hotel - Now under new ownership It is our aim to provide you with the highest standard of personal service, comfort and cuisine. You are well placed to explore one of the most beautiful parts of the country. We would like to welcome you to the Durrant House Hotel. It is our aim to provide you with the highest standard of personal service, comfort and cuisine to help make your stay a pleasant and memorable one. Arrive as a Guest, leave as a Friend Durrant House Hotel has a lot of history and was bought by Sir Richard Goodwin Keats in 1810.

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.

Livermead House Hotel - With a picturesque seafront location, Livermead House Hotel is an AA 3-star hotel with beautiful sea views, a short walk from Torquay Town Centre with its many shops and restaurants. Offering superb leisure facilities, Livermead House Hotel has 2 outdoor swimming pools and a squash court on site. There is also a fitness gym, sauna and solarium. The comfortable rooms are well furnished, all with Freeview TV and many with stunning views of Torbay. Free Wi-Fi internet access is available in the hotel. Livermead House Hotel's grand restaurant, The Dining Room, serves excellent modern British cuisine, with striking views across Torbay. The Empire Bar is a relaxing place to enjoy a drink and there are pretty garden terraces in the hotel grounds. Guests will find a wealth of activities in nearby Torbay, including golf courses, deep sea fishing and horse riding.

The Hartnoll Hotel - This delightful, fully licensed boutique hotel is set in a Georgian house and conveniently situated in beautiful gardens half a mile from the centre of Tiverton. The bar and restaurant serve exceptionally good, freshly cooked food using locally sourced ingredients. There are superior rooms of a 5-star standard, as well as conference and wedding facilities. Meals are available 7 days a week and there is a large south-facing terrace where all meals, including breakfast, can be taken. There is free Wi-Fi throughout.

Penhaven Country House Hotel - Set in 10 acres of grounds, this tranquil hotel provides a perfect base to relax, unwind and enjoy everything that North Devon has to offer. The stylishly refurbished hotel is full of character and comfort with luxurious finishes. The friendly staff are welcoming and offer exceptional service. Built in the 1700s, but recently refurbished, the hotel sits at the heart of the estate and is now very much part of the 21st century. Dogs may stay for an additional nightly charge.

The New Continental - A Victorian Grade II listed building, the New Continental is Plymouth's largest independent hotel, situated in the heart of the city centre, adjacent to Plymouth Pavilions. Close to the Theatre Royal, Barbican and historic Plymouth Hoe, the hotel offers its own prviate car park, with capacity for up to 80 vehicles. 3-star AA/ETC rated, all 99 en suite rooms have been tastefully and individually decorated and equipped with all the modern amenities to ensure all guests a comfortable and relaxing stay.

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.

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.

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.

Hotel Concorde - This Victorian hotel with outdoor pool and sun terrace offers B&B accommodation just a short walk from the seafront and town centre. Optional evening meals are available, and there is a residents' bar that opens onto the terrace and gardens. There is often evening entertainment at the hotel. Hotel Concorde has en suite bedrooms with a homely atmosphere and either a shower or bath.

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.

Buckingham Lodge Guest House - Probably one of the best located 4-star guest accommodations in Torquay, this guest house is in a tree-lined road and offers friendly hospitality, a high level of comfort and good value. For guests' comfort, Buckingham Lodge Guest House is totally non-smoking. Each rooms offers a real home-from-home experience with many amenities, including free Wi-Fi access. Relax in the bar before exploring the surrounding area - Buckingham Lodge Guest House is well placed for the Riviera Conference & Leisure Centre, the seafront, beaches, the shopping centre, Torre Abbey and the railway station. Buckingham Lodge has a free on-site car park.

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.

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.

Royal Seven Stars Hotel - In the centre of beautiful Totnes, this charming hotel was once a 17th-century inn and now offers attractive en suite accommodation, free Wi-Fi and free parking. The Royal Seven Stars Hotel has a stylish, yet relaxed restaurant, TQ9, with delicious food made from the best and freshest local produce. There is also the contemporary Bar 7, a more traditional Saloon Bar with a real log fire, and an outdoor terrace for al fresco dining and people-watching. The hotel is close to the River Dart and a great selection of independent shops in the centre of Totnes. Most of South Devon's attractions are within easy reach by road, rail, bus and taxi. Totnes railway station is less than half a mile (800 metres) from the hotel. There are 21 recently refurbished en suite rooms, all of which are individually styled. All rooms have flat-screen TV with Freeview digital channels, and tea/coffee making facilities.

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.

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.

The George Hotel - In the centre of South Molton, this charming 17th century, Grade II listed, AA 2-star rated hotel boasts a rich history, a friendly atmosphere, excellent food and cosy log fires. The George Hotel is located near Barnstaple and Tiverton, on the edge of Exmoor. Family run, it has 9 comfortable en suite bedrooms, the Exmoor bar, a residents' lounge, function rooms and a full ? la carte restaurant and private dining room. The entrance hall, restaurant and bar were beautifully refurbished in July 2007 and the function room in July 2008. Winner of the North Devon Tourism award for Best Hotel 2007 and Visit Exmoor Hotel of the Year 2006, The George Hotel is ideally situated in the town square of the lovely market town of South Molton. Very popular in the town, The George is a local meeting point for many local clubs and societies, as well as tourists and business visitors. All come here to enjoy the friendly ambience, tasty cuisine, log fires, fine wines and traditional ales. Take a look at the fantastic-value dinner, bed and breakfast offers (Minimum stay - 2 nights).

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.

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.

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 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.

Shelleys - A 'Hotel Of The Year' - Hotel of the Year 2004: 'a sophisticated newcomer with bags of style, in beautiful location overlooking Lynmouth Bay.' Established for well over 200 years, our hotel takes its name from the 19th century English Romantic poet, Percy Bysshe Shelley, who honeymooned at the cottage (then known locally as Mrs. Hooper's Lodgings), with Harriet Westbrook. Shelley's is an award-winning hotel and a 'Hotel of the Year 04', and commands spectacular, breathtaking sea views across Lynmouth Bay. The hotel itself has been sympathetically refurbished to create a warm, friendly and welcoming ambience. We have lovingly restored the hotel to a very high standard throughout, and under our personal supervision it has developed its own unique character, elegance and style that come from attention to detail and precise service. As a valued guest, our aim is to make your stay with us truly memorable. Shelley's is located on the main road in the centre of the village, close to Glen Lyne Gorge and overlooking Lynmouth Bay. Please unload luggage at the drop-off point in front of Shelley's before parking. The hotel offers en suite bedrooms and early/late check-in and check-out.

Cherwood Hotel - This charming and cosy traditional seaside hotel enjoys a quiet yet superbly convenient location just a few metres from the seafront, Paignton pier, the beaches and the town's main attractions. This privately owned and run hotel is one of a few select Paignton establishments to receive a 4-Star Silver Distinction from the English Tourism Council, awarded as recognition for the exceptional quality of its guest accommodation. With a homely atmosphere, you can relax in style in cosy, comfortable rooms. Each charming non-smoking room is en suite with a shower, and features all the modern comforts and facilities you need for a relaxing break, including ceiling fans, central heating, hairdryers, tea/coffee making facilities and TVs with Freeview digital channels, VCRs and DVD players. Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout and a generous and tasty full English breakfast is included in the price and is a great way to start your day.

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.

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.