Bed And Breakfast in Avonwick

The Royal Oak is a friendly, family run, award winning Inn at the heart of the peaceful Dartmoor village of South Brent. Recently transformed after a complete refurbishment the facilities now include a cosy bar, air conditioned restaurant, covered courtyard area, private function / conference room and 5 luxury en-suite bedrooms. We have an ever changing selection of guest ales which compliment the regular real ales sourced from local breweries and usually hold at least two beer festivals each year. We have been in the CAMRA good beer guide for the last three years running and were awarded the South Devon CAMRA Pub of the Year in 2007. We have also just found out that we are in the good pub guide this year for the first time ever. One of the strengths of the Royal Oak is the food and Chef Proprietor Andrew has developed its justifiable reputation over the last few years with his vision of offering "restaurant food at pub prices". Now with the expansion of the restaurant Simon Wardle has joined the team as the new Head Chef. His team of talented young chefs prepare all meals on the premises using only the freshest ingredients sourced locally wherever possible. We are pleased to say that we are one of only a handful of inns in the South West of England that have been awarded four stars by the English Tourist Council for our hospitality, refreshments, food and accommodation.

Situated midway between Exeter and Plymouth, nestled on the edge of Dartmoor National Park and the town of Ashburton, enjoy a visit or a stay at The Dartmoor Lodge. This friendly and comfortable hotel provides the perfect base from which to explore this breathtaking part of the country. A combination of the stunning scenery and the welcoming hospitality, Dartmoor Lodge has all the right ingredients for that perfect getaway. Stay a while in one of our 22 comfortable en-suite bedrooms, which are tastefully furnished and equipped with the modern amenities. Please note that for your comfort, all our rooms are strictly non-smoking. The Dartmoor Lodge has excellent meetings and banqueting facilities, with two varying sizes of rooms, enabling us to cater for all occasions from business meetings, conferences, weddings, family celebrations and private dining. We have been looking after guests in hotels throughout Devon for many years, and pride ourselves on going that extra mile to make your stay both comfortable and enjoyable. With our friendly and warm welcoming team, we look forward to seeing you soon. Trevor & Diane Crouchen

The Sea Trout Inn is an idyllic, traditional Devon Inn dating back to the 15th Century situated in the beautiful surroundings of the Dart Valley, near Totnes. We have 10 en-suite letting rooms, a Fine Dining Conservatory Restaurant serving Modern British Cuisine and two individual bar areas serving freshly prepared, homemade, traditional pub food to a very high standard. The surrounding area has a lot to offer whether it be for a gentle walk along the River Dart, visiting local historical buildings such a Buckfast Abbey, or participating in one of the many outdoor activities like fishing, golf or shooting. Superbly located in the South Hams for exploring The English Riviera with Torquay being only a 15 minute drive away. Wonderfully located for a restful weekend break, business meeting, lunch or a romantic dinner, The Sea Trout is a welcoming and friendly place for all.

The Moorland Hotel is situated in an unrivalled location on the southern slopes of Dartmoor National Park, 700ft above sea-level, facing South, commanding uninterupted views across the moors and to the sea beyond. It is the ideal centre for touring this beautiful and very interesting part of South Devon, including the beaches of the South Hams, the fascinating areas of Dartmoor with its quaint villages and of course the ponies, or the coastal city of Plymouth with all its maritime history. There is also a wealth of National Trust Properties in close proximity and the Eden Project in Cornwall is a pleasant hours drive away. Well located for our corporate guests too. Far enough away from the hustle and bustle, but only 20 minutes from the centre of Plymouth. Even closer if you are visiting Langage Industrial Estate or Tamar Science Park. Almost seconds away from the China Clay works in Lee Moor. Rising from the ashes is our new Phoenix Steakhouse serving mouth-watering local Devon steaks cooked on our char grill. Our superb kitchen works its magic with fresh ingredients to create dishes to remember. The restaurant is also open to non-residents, so we recommend you reserve a table to avoid disappointment. Hospitality and comfort is the keynote of this Establishment and is personally supervised to by its Resident Proprietress.

For that somewhere truly extra special, why look anywhere else? You are warmly invited to relax, unwind and saviour the unique atmosphere that is, the Elfordleigh. Set within spectacular South Devon countryside, yet only minutes away from the main A38, Devon Expressway and the heart of Plymouth, the Elfordleigh offers the perfect location whether your visit be business or pleasure. At Elfordleigh we pride ourselves on offering the finest food and wines. At the very heart of the hotel is the spacious and comfortable Brasserie serving light meals and tempting snacks throughout the day. Enjoy the splendid views from the Brasserie Terrace. Just a step or two away is the classically styled Churchills Restaurant. With its adjoining airy conservatory, this elegant restaurant provides the perfect setting for fine dining, with menus to suit even the most discerning palettes.

A warm welcome at The Great Grubb Bed and Breakfast. Four star, award winning contemporary accommodation that reflects the unique flavour of Totnes. We are located within walking distance of Totnes shops and Castle. We have private parking. All of our B&B rooms are of a high standard with en-suite. We take pride in our home cooking and offer an extensive breakfast menu - using mainly locally sourced farm produce. We have a guest lounge, sun terrace, and garden for our guests to enjoy. We free wi-fi access. We are environmentally conscious and recycle wherever possible.

Luxury B&B in idyllic peaceful location only 4 miles from Dartmouth and within easy walking distance of a top quality pub restaurant. Absolutely magnificent views of the South Devon countryside from every room. Very comfortable individually designed en suite bedrooms. Superb award winning country breakfasts, mostly of local and/or organic content. Lovely multi-terraced gardens of special interest to garden lovers. Secure private parking off a quiet country lane. Centrally located for easy access to an extensive and very beautiful coastline. Edge of village with two pubs for evening meals, one having a very fine restaurant Wide selection of other very good local restaurants which are easily reached by reliable taxis from Dartmouth. A welcome haven of tranquillity. No children, no pets and no traffic noise.

This is bed and breakfast at its best - superb hospitality in a comfortable stylish home in beautiful surroundings. Broadhayes is a spacious house with spectacular views of farms and moorland and set in a quiet Devon village. With over an acre of beautiful gardens, Broadhayes is a relaxed, comfortable house with a luxurious touch, where you will be treated with genuine warm hospitality. It goes without saying that you will enjoy a sumptuous breakfast of seasonal fruits, a range of cereals and locally baked breads, and the traditional English cooked breakfast using local produce (so local, you can hear the hens clucking!) and some nice culinary touches. You are also bound to enjoy the large bedrooms, each with its own special character and with doors leading to terraces and the garden. Youll probably enjoy the luxury shower rooms and bathrooms, the fresh flowers and even the rather nicely appointed tea and coffee tray. We want our guests to relax and enjoy Broadhayes -theres a cosy sitting room for guests, with doors leading out to a wisteria clad terrace, and a dining room overlooking the garden and hills and fields and woodland, and more fields and hills..... There are books, and music, a television, games, magazines and newspapers. Then theres the wonderful village of Broadhempston on the doorstep, a bit of heaven in Devon with a touch of Dibley about it. Theres very little traffic, no street lamps (so look out for a sky full of stars on clear nights), an ancient church, a traditional shop and two thriving pubs. Its a great place to wander and relax, yet its within just a few miles of Dartmoor, Totnes, the River Dart, Torbay, the coast and the cities of Exeter and Plymouth. Theres Dartington music and literature, theres golf, walking and hiking, messing about in boats, riding or simply relaxing. Its the place to be!

The complex consists of a 6 room hotel and 9 hole golf course. Welbeck Manor is situated in just off the A38, 3 miles from Plympton and 7 miles from Plymouth. The hotel is surrounded by picturesque Devonshire countryside. The Manor house was designed and re-built in 1847 by Isambard Kingdom Brunel on the site of the old manor house built in 1480. Welbeck Manor House and Sparkwell golf course offers something for everyone, whether you want to host your wedding reception, have a break from the rat race or just a lesuirely round of golf then Welbeck Manor House & Sparkwell Golf Course is the place for you. http://www.welbeckmanor.co.uk

The Mildmay Retreat is situated on the old brewery site and is a barn conversion. It is accross the car park from The Mildmay Colours Inn where breakfast is served. The Retreat comprises of six en-suite rooms, including family accommodation which is on three levels and sleeps upto six. All rooms have been tastefully refurbished and all have independent ground floor access. The Inn prides itself on its friendly atmosphere and service, it is listed in the Real Ale Guide and features four real ales, including The Mildmay Colours bitter. It serves good traditional homemade food. There is a large function room which is perfect for parties, meetings or for celebrating that special occasion. There is a large garden with garden terrace and a childrens play area.

Close to the ancient stannery towns of Ashburton & Buckfastleigh and the Medieval town of Totnes, midway between Plymouth & Exeter, this character 16th Century former Corn Mill on the edge of the Dartmoor National Park offers the warmth of a homely atmosphere, with hotel quality and service in a superb central location, perfectly placed for holidays or business, Moor or Coast. Furzeleigh has fourteen comfortable ensuite bedrooms overlooking the lovely River Dart Valley, a cosy well stocked bar and garden. The Mill room is now a character beamed restaurant renowned for excellent food offering well priced varied menus, using local produce.

The Smithaleigh Hotel (Formerly The New Country Inn) is located at Smithaleigh just 10 minutes from Plymouth City Centre, 15 minutes from Dartmoor National Park and just 6 miles away from the Tamar Bridge - Gateway to Cornwall. We offer comfortable accommodation for individuals, couples and families. Whether you are stopping over for business or pleasure you will receive a warm and friendly welcome from this family owned hotel. There is also ample free parking. Our spacious and friendly bar offers snacks throughout the day up to 9:00pm, free WiFi is also available in public areas. Relax in our new coffee lounge where we serve freshly ground Italian coffee just as you like it. The newly opened Bistro 38 Restaurant offers an extensive menu to suit all tastes, from a simple meal to full a la carte dinner in the restaurant. During the summer why not enjoy al fresco dining on the terrace surrounded by colourful gardens and palm trees. For more details please visit our website: www.SmithaleighHotel.co.uk

The apartment comprises two double/twin bedrooms, kitchen, large lounge/diner, with lovely view over the River Dart. It is on the second floor, approached by climbing some steps, with a large spiral staircase leading to the front door.

Church House Inn is at the centre of the quaint hamlet of Holne, just 4 miles from Ashburton. Set on the south-eastern slopes of Dartmoor, a community has existed here since the 11th century. Today a population of around 250 people live in this idyllic setting. It is the only Church House Inn within the boundary of Dartmoor National Park. Stonemasons building The Church of St Mary the Virgin, next door, built the Inn in 1329 to provide board and lodgings, plus ales of course for themselves. A hollow yew tree in the churchyard, planted around 1300, exists today. Holne is famous as the birthplace of Charles Kingsley, author of Water Babies and Westward Ho! During Victorian times the Church House Inn was a popular holiday destination. The recently discovered visitor’s book, dating from 1800, clearly shows the great pleasure guests enjoyed during their stay. Today visitors arrive from all parts of the globe, such is the fame of this historic Inn. Visitors come to enjoy the rugged Dartmoor scenery and often to engage in the various leisure pursuits available. The 2 Moors Way footpath stretching across Dartmoor and up to Exmoor passes though Holne. The church House Inn makes a convenient and convivial watering hole

Gages Mill is a Grade 2 listed 14th century former Wool Mill situated at the Southern Gateway to the Dartmoor National Park, one mile from the centre of the ancient Stannary Town of Ashburton and only minutes from the A38. Gages Mill stands in over an acre of lawned gardens surrounded by trees and farmland, and has ample guest parking spaces. The building has been carefully converted to retain its original character, whilst offering every modern comfort. All rooms have open countryside views and are en-suite.

Set in the heart of the delightful Devon Village of Stoke Gabriel on the River Dart, The Red Slipper is the ideal place to relax or to explore South Devon. Dont take our word - come and see for yourself! No internet bookings taken after 1300hrs on day of arrival!