From the outside, the Edwardian Guest House looks a bit naff, sorry, but it does. the blue and…read moreyellow paintwork doesn't help much, and neither, at Christmas, do the oversized coloured fairy lights. Still, inside, you pretty much get what you paid for - which is an Edwardian style B & B, for not a lot of outlay. The Edwardian offers quite impressive rooms with four poster beds and nice antique touches, for very reasonable prices, so if really retro is your thing, you'd do worse than to invest in a stay here. Breakfast is a respectable full cooked English or toast and fruit etc, unremarkable but well prepared. The staff are polite and friendly, all in all a very satisfactory service.

Wonderful visit at Aveland House. The owners and staff very friendly welcoming and attentive to all…read moreour needs. Wonderful clean comfortable quiet premises and delicious meals including catering to dietary needs. Great location for an easy walk to entertainment dining and spectacular views of nearby seafront. If ever in area again will def check for their availability and hands down recommend to others!

This is perhaps one of the happiest holidays i spent as a child. It is a large site and has an on…read moresite shop just as you enter the site. The pool is basic but functional having an inside and outside pool and seating area. The bar and entertainment is great fun without being overwhelming. The staff are polite, friendly and helpful. I would love to go back here soon.

Dawlish Sands Holiday Park is an excellent family based holiday park, the park itself is small and…read morefriendly, and has static caravans for hire, graded in bronze, silver and gold. Pets are welcome, but you need to book early as there are limited pet caravans. The entertainment is excellent, very professionally run, with shows by the entertainment staff as well as outside acts. The site has an indoor and outdoor heated pool. Its a 10 minute walk to the beach, 30 second walk from reception to the bus stop. Ideal for touring round Exeter, Torquay, or up on Dartmoor.

Lovely hotel. Close to the town centre. Parking permits available and on street parking…read more Lovely period building. Rooms are clean and well equipped. Staff are friendly and great breakfast included, always well cooked, a good range. One of the nicest b&b's in Exeter. Nice decor in the rooms, modern. All rooms I have stayed in were en suite and with everything you need.

I have now stayed here with my wife on four occasions. The hotel is wonderful for its old world…read morecharm yet modern conveniences. The larger king size rooms are fantastic. The midsized rooms nice but a bit tight for space, and the rooms smaller than 226 square feet are really a no-go for couples. There is parking in the forecourt, subject to availability, and a great breakfast for only £10. However, what this hotel really has going for it is location. Right across from Exeter Central and close to the shopping district.

My last trip to The Rougemont had its ups and downs, but what sticks in the mind is how lovely the…read morestaff were. Yes, the room was a little warm and some of the other guests were a little loud (I think there was a school party in!) but what the hotel could control was really good. I agree that the hotel feels a little dated, but the duty manager showed us around the impressively refurbished (but at the time unopened) restaurant and informed us that the third floor was also being done up. The breakfast spread is pretty impressive and I found every member of the team professional, knowledgeable and friendly.

Fantastic castle resort set amidst acres of beautiful English countryside. Stunning location…read more While we were there for the NYE package (our activities might not be the norm year round), there were plenty of activities to keep us busy including archery, table tennis, clay pidgeon shooting, hiking, practice putting area, driving range, full 18 hole championship golf course, spa, indoor pool ( with sauna and steam room), afternoon cream tea, falconry event (bird exhibition including a very cool owl), live music, and fancy course dinners. Pros: 1. Beautiful castle with great sitting rooms on the main floor. 2. Wonderful cream tea every afternoon. Delicious scones and jam and tea. Wonderful loose teas. 3. Beautiful golf course. 4. Attentive staff and some were exceptionally friendly. 5. David-the ex sommelier and now the events manager-was fantastic. He was knowledgeable and passionate about his wine knowledge. Great guy. 6. Room turn down service. 7. Gorgeous indoor pool. 8. On location spa with many treatment options. Cons would be the following: 1. Secluded location means you pretty much do everything at the hotel. No option to walk to other options...but you can pretty easily drive into town (we didn't explore this option). Some might say the remote location is a Pro. 2. One dining room option can get a bit boring for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Decent food but not fantastic and the food was not consistently good over the course of 3 days. 3. Older style rooms. 4. Our room, number 40, had a great view but the window was a bit small and then ceilings were a bit low. 5. Central heating means the room can get hot and there's not way to change the temp other than to open the window. 6. We had incorrect charges on our final bill....but they easily removed the charges without any argument. 7. Our hallway to our room often smelled like food. Wasn't a pleasant smell.

It is one of my favorite places that we stayed at during our trip around England. Set in a…read morepicturesque park (Dartmoor National Park) in southwest England, in a region called Devon. It is the epitome of a country retreat! Fantastic service from the moment you step in to the you check out. The classic double guest room is very comfortable, roomy enough to spread out. The room was always stocked with bottled water and milk in the mini fridge, as well as fresh healthy snacks of nuts, dried apricots, and fresh strawberries. They provide you with luxury brand name toiletries. Lots of fresh clean towels as well as robes and slippers. There is internet access in the room through a cable - no wifi in the area at all! Lots of public rooms for guests to sit and relax and enjoy a drink or afternoon tea which we did and it was absolutely delightful! The hotel has two restaurants to offer guests. The Edwardian, serving up contemporary British cuisine, and the Castle Bistro serving up foods like pizzas and burgers although i had the leg of lamb and that was just amazing!! The food at the Edwardian was okay. The food at the Castle Bistro was better. The hotel also has a spa, which we didn't use but we did use their pool and sauna/steam rooms. There are changing rooms at the pool as well as showers for the guests. The pool is indoors but looks out to the park - gorgeous views. Bovey Castle also has a golf course for those who like golf. There are also lots of other activities like fishing, tours of the area, falconry, and gin making. I highly recommend it if you can afford it. I can't wait to return!!

Mr CuteBadger and I recently spent 4 nights here and would highly recommend it…read more The Inn is out in the beautiful Devon countryside so is peaceful. As well as the accommodation there's a great pub and a couple of different options for eating. The double room we had was on the small side I must admit, but it contained everything we needed and was very clean and tidy. We had an en suite toilet and shower which was kept spotless throughout our stay. The room had a TV and tea and coffee-making facilities (including bottled water and a good supply of biscuits which was replenished every day). The pub is lovely, with thick stone walls and an open fire. There's no TV or jukebox for those of us who like things relaxed and peaceful. The whole place is family run and it really shows (though there are other staff there too at other times) - everyone was really friendly. The food was great and after the first night we learned not to have a starter as we simply couldn't finish one and then have a main course - this is very unusual for us as we're a pair of fat, greedy Badgers! There was a great range of choices and plenty of options for vegetarians. Breakfast was equally good with lots of choice, including kippers and eggs boiled to your specified time, apart from the usual full English. Prices, for accommodation, drinks and meals, were all reasonable so give it a go if you're in the area.

Once again, our stay at Langstone Cliff was great. We were trying to remember how many times we…read morehave been and can only guess between 10 and 15. Rooms were spotless, breakfast reallly good and the Valentines event was excellent. One highlight was seeing Sandra again doing her usual stuff at breakfast, she is a legend to my family. Also, Amy behind the bar was very attentive and very welcoming.

had a works dinner and dance and stayed over staff friendly rooms very nice good breakfast bar…read moreprices a little expensive but then it is a hotel not a pub full size swimming pool and snooker table