With a stunning location in Dartmoor National Park, this inn is set in the rural hamlet of Haytor Vale. Dating back to the 18th century, it offers fantastic food and free Wi-Fi throughout.
The Cromwell Arms is a 17th century oak-beamed coaching inn situated in Bovey Tracey. On the edge of Dartmoor National Park, 6.4 km from Haytor Rocks, it is surrounded by beautiful countryside.
The Moorland Hotel, Haytor, Devon features a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Haytor. This 4-star hotel offers room service, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi.
Daisy
United Kingdom
Welcoming and upmarket in a fantastic location. It was so quiet at night and we slept really well.
The White Hart Hotel is a traditional old posting house situated in the town of Moretonhampstead and set within the picturesque Dartmoor National park.
Nestled amid 10 acres of private grounds, on the southern slopes of Dartmoor National Park, this family-run award-winning hotel provides the ideal base from which to explore the natural beauty of...
Set in Exeter, 20 km from Newton Abbot Racecourse, Weeke Barton offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Lynda
Australia
Wonderful welcoming Hostess. Nothing was too much trouble.
Boasting a bar, The Keyberry Hotel is situated in Newton Abbot in the Devon region, 3.1 km from Newton Abbot Racecourse and 28 km from Sandy Park Rugby Stadium.
Lewis
United Kingdom
The hosts were amazing, friendly and helpful, the whole place was spotless and very clean, the room was very roomy and shower and toilet and basin facilities were great, nice comfy bed with TV and coffee making facilities in room and the best breakfast you could ever dream of in the mornings.
The location was perfect with easy access to the moors and...
The location was perfect with easy access to the moors and Tors.There was plenty of storage space to keep clothes etc. The kitchen was superb and well appointed with plenty of pans for cooking and crockery. The bedrooms were a bit dark because of foliage growing across the windows.Would have liked a shelf to keep toiletries in the bathroom.Perhaps a bbq would have been good to have in the garden.
Swatton
8.0
Scored 8.0
A quiet village off the beaten track but only a short...
A quiet village off the beaten track but only a short distance from the trunk road (A38) through South Devon.
We dined in the Hotel. Superb walking on Dartmoor : the big Hay Tor granite outcrop is only 40 minutes on foot uphill from our quarters in the Rock Inn, or ten minutes drive plus 30 minutes walk if you are starting from the village.
Alex
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Small village with few shops.
Small village with few shops. The Indian restaurant was very good.
Accessible to lovely countryside walks from the village. National Trust Parke on the edge of the village follows the river with plenty of walks.
Situated on the outskirts of Dartmoor which offers wonderful scenery and plenty of Tors to hike.
Gillian
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
What a lovely little town.
What a lovely little town. We walked around and found the most wonderful art gallery that had local artists displays and beautiful work of all kinds. The people were lovely all over and the town itself is very picturesque and easy to get around. Lovely cheese shop and little boutiques to keep busy visiting. Loved it!
Beverly
United States
10
Scored 10
We were a small group of walkers staying at The Dolphin for...
We were a small group of walkers staying at The Dolphin for a few days, It turned out to be an excellent choice! Plenty of parking space (even for one of our number who arrived in a motor-home) and a very warm welcome. The rooms were clean, comfortable & recently refurbished especially the en-suites which were immaculate & appeared to be brand new. Tea & Coffee was provided in our rooms & fresh milk & drinking water was thoughtfully placed in a fridge on the landing. We all slept well after an excellent evening meal from the extensive menu followed by drinks in the bar.
Breakfast was served at sensible times, cereals & fruit juice followed by freshly cooked choices from the breakfast menu. All the staff were polite, helpful and cheerful. Nothing was too much trouble, all in all a superb small hotel with good facilities at reasonable cost located at the Gateway to Dartmoor which deserves every success.
Ken
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
As it says On the edge of Dartmoor, Bovey Tracey has a nice...
As it says On the edge of Dartmoor, Bovey Tracey has a nice park that connects into a national trust park that has a nice circular walk this a nice café stop on the way for refreshments. the Bell inn id the best of the two pubs in the town and the Brookside café does a nice breakfast
The location is excellent, on a street that rises steeply out of the centre of Bovey Tracey, itself a good base for exploring eastern Dartmoor and nearby coastal areas. The front of the house has an elevated positions, with views over the Bovey valley towards the moorland.
The house is small but quite well equipped, with all the household items needed for a holiday stay. And parking is easy enough - unrestricted in the street immediately in front of the cottage.
Plenty of hot water and a good shower in the upstairs bathroom.
Josh and Natalie are so friendly and welcoming. The food hamper was delicious, the bread still warm. Peaceful, beautiful location with stunning views. Accommodation suited the 4 of us - cosy with books and games for the evening. Having the animals on site was wonderful, we woke up to the sweet Alpacas looking in 🙂. The farm is close to so many places to visit: Bovey Tracey village & outdoor lido, Newton Abbott for shops and cafes and just a 20 min drive to Teignmouth on the coast.
The Cromwell Arms is in a great location for exploring Dartmoor. Our room was on the top floor and was huge and really comfy. A very generous, and delicious, breakfast was included. We also ate dinner here - good food and reasonably priced. All staff were really friendly and happy to help with anything we needed. Will definitely stay here again!
The Hotel was located centrally in Bovey Tracey. The staff were welcoming and the Room was a large double room with a huge bathroom.
We ate in the hotel on arrival and the food and drinks were very good.
We also had full English Breakfast in the morning which again was very good.
I would recommend staying here.
Brilliant location, very helpful friendly staff, comfy spacious bedroom and delicious food! I would be happy to recommend this hotel to others. From here we explored all over Dartmoor, drove to Plymouth (40 mins) and Torquay (30 mins) the location is excellent. And at night it was so peaceful!
The overall building (which is predominantly the new owner’s personal home rather than a hotel) is a beautiful building. It’s very close to amazing walks/rides (and the Parke Parkrun!) and within a few minutes drive/15 minutes walk of Bovey Tracey with good cafes/bakeries and small shops.
Large, well equipped room with good TV and comfortable bed. Bovey Tracey is an interesting little town and very well placed for exploring Dartmoor and South Devon. Nice bar area downstairs with a decent 'pub grub' menu and well kept ales
Very comfortable room, reasonably spacious and well furnished. Great inn and location in the town, would recommend this as your first choice in Bovey Tracey.
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