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Barnstaple Hotel  
Situated on the outskirts of town, the hotel has an excellent restaurant and extensive bar meals menu and a Leisure Club with large indoor pool, new outdoor pool, mini-gym, sauna, solarium, spa bath and snooker room. |
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Novotel Plymouth
Located at the gateway to the city, ideal for exploring Plymouth, Devon and Cornwall. The hotel offers 100 modern spacious bedrooms which include hairdryer, colour TV with free satellite channels, in house movies, Playstation and complimentary tea and coffee. |
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Rainbow International Hotel, Torquay
Situated in the Garden area of Torquay, near beaches, town centre and theatres, the Rainbow International has something for everyone. Facilities include indoor and outdoor pools, gym, steam room and solarium and ballroom. |
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Royal Hotel, Bideford
The Royal Hotel overlooks ancient Bideford Bridge and the River Torridge and is a good base for exploring the countryside of Tarka the Otter and the streets of Clovelly. Within an easy drive are the beaches at Woolacombe, Saunton and Bude. |
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Thistle Exeter 
Near to the centre of town and close to Central Station, the beautifully restored Thistle Exeter provides a perfect base for a leisurely West Country break. With Devon's well-loved coast, moors and villages close by; the ancient cathedral city of Exeter has much to offer. |
The Red Rock, Dawlish |
Glorious Devon, a county just made for a short break adventure with lashings of cream teas! Devon is a walker's paradise, with two national parks, 500 km of coastline and an impressive 3,500 miles of footpaths. Accommodation in Devon ranges from the elegant grandeur of Torquay's seafront hotels to farmhouse bed and breakfasts set in the heart of rolling countryside.
Discover East Devon's many delights, from the cathedral city of Exeter to the playful otters (in the River Otter) at Budleigh Salterton. Then move west, where Devon's deep and winding lanes lead you towards the wilds of Dartmoor, or the delights of the river at Dartmouth. It's hard to imagine that this beautiful area was home to a lady who plotted murder all day - author Agatha Christie. The port of Plymouth is proud of its rich marine heritage, and it's a great place to visit in Devon to sample its famous dry gin too. |
To explore Dartmoor is to take a walk on the wild side, a striking landscapes dotted with rock tors. Here is the territory of the fictional Hound of the Baskervilles, ruthless highwaymen, and great pubs with comfortable Devon accommodation for those tired feet at the end of a hike. Devon beaches are not just great for kids, sandcastles, or sunbathing. You can walk with dinosaurs along the Jurassic coast, a World Heritage Site dating back 185 million years. or take to the waves in some of the best sailing waters in the UK. Devon is also a great place for arts and crafts, from elegant Dartington glass to the beautiful work of the Devon Guild of Craftsmen at Bovey Tracey. Treat yourself and travel to Devon for a short break, where there's always time for tea. |
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