Hotels 1 to 7 in Barnstaple, Devon

The Barnstaple Hotel - This hotel is just a 15 minute stroll to the town centre and only a 10 minute drive to the glorious beaches of North Devon. The Barnstaple Hotel has a stylish brasserie-restaurant and a health and leisure club including indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools.

The Imperial Hotel - At Barnstaple's only 4-star hotel offering traditional Edwardian luxury, you can enjoy a central location overlooking the River Taw. Situated in the town centre, it is only a 10 minute drive to the beautiful North Devon coast. The hotel is an ideal base for exploring the area and visiting Dartington Glass Factory, the coastal village of Clovelly with its 14th century harbour, and the beautiful Lynton and Lynmouth. Spend a few relaxing moments during morning coffee or afternoon tea, and make the most of the hotels service, where guests' comfort is of paramount importance.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Premier Inn Barnstaple - On the edge of town, Premier Inn Barnstaple has comfy beds, free parking and an on-site Table Table restaurant for tasty meals. The hotel is a 20-minute drive from Saunton Sands Beach or Exmoor, and has good access to main roads. Some rooms at Premier Inn can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. Breakfast includes the expected cooked items such as scrambled, fried, poached or boiled eggs, and pork or vegetarian sausages. There is also a wide continental selection.