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1. Anrán at Tidwell Farm
Anrán at Tidwell FarmNewton Abbot
- Rural retreat delivers luxury tranquility with outdoor pool and elegant rooms near Dartmoor National Park.
฿6,555
฿7,866 total
includes taxes & fees
1 Sept - 2 Sept
฿6,537
฿7,844 total
includes taxes & fees
27 Sept - 28 Sept
3. Burgh Island Hotel
Burgh Island HotelKingsbridge
- Seaside splendour meets timeless luxury at this island hotel featuring a full-service spa and outdoor pool.
฿23,607
฿28,329 total
includes taxes & fees
1 Sept - 2 Sept
฿5,400
฿6,481 total
includes taxes & fees
10 Sept - 11 Sept
฿8,404
฿10,085 total
includes taxes & fees
31 Aug - 1 Sept
฿4,856
฿5,827 total
includes taxes & fees
13 Sept - 14 Sept
7. Bovey Castle
Bovey CastleNewton Abbot
- Edwardian elegance meets riverside tranquility at this luxury hotel with full-service spa and golf course in Newton Abbot.
฿8,431
฿10,117 total
includes taxes & fees
23 Sept - 24 Sept
8. Gitcombe House
Gitcombe HouseTotnes
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Top Staverton Hotel Reviews
Future Inn Plymouth
8/10 Good
"Nice stay. Staff were very helpful. Some of the bedding and linen could do with replacing. Breakfast was great even though we left it late! Second time staying here and we will likely return."
The Grand Hotel
8/10 Good
"The Grand Hotel is a historic property with excellent staff and great food, and it's very handy if you're travelling by rail to or from the adjacent Torquay station. The recent renovation of the indoor pool, changing rooms and spa facilities was long overdue and provides a now clean and welcoming experience, although the arrangement remains sub-optimal from a hygiene perspective with guests and staff having to walk poolside wearing shoes to access the changing rooms. The lobby and bar area are well-appointed and welcoming, the restaurant serves fantastic food but is somewhat shabby with dated decor and fittings. The breakfast buffet is extensive with everything you could imagine, and even includes a gluten free section. On the upper floors, the rooms, corridors and staircases remain very dated, with 1980s bathrooms, peeling window frames, and old radiators. Some updates to furniture, interior decoration and modern TV sets do little to offset the sense that this a dated property long overdue for comprehensive refurbishment. One of the two lifts was out of service for the duration of our stay. Nevertheless this is a very welcoming and pleasant place to stay, and the pool/spa facilities are perfectly decent following the recent works. It's also great value, and I suspect that if it were comprehensively renovated to contemporary 4 star expectations I would probably not be able to afford it!"
Royal Beacon Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"The hotel is a bit dated & could do with some renovations. Staff are lovely. We had a sea view room which was definitely worth the extra money. Breakfast was ok a bit small for the price but tasted good. Will definitely be returning."
The Imperial Torquay
8/10 Good
"We had booked a double room with a sea-view. On arrival we were disappointed with the room as the bed was only a standard double size, which few hotels have these days and which was not clear to us when booking (though perhaps we assumed wrongly). This room was also a bit small for our taste and expectations, and it wasn't even the smallest size we could have booked (which would have been the "cozy double") so I can't image how "cozy" that would be. Annaya on reception was very patient with us and helpful in upgrading us to a larger room (at a price). And once we had upgraded we were very happy with the room and the view. The hotel has an aura of internal grandeur consistent with some of its celebrated past guests but is perhaps showing its age in terms of its exterior decor. It is only a short walk from the buzz of Torquay harbour. The breakfast buffet provided a good choice, with some nice touches (e.g. overnight oats with banana) but we found that from 9am it was quite busy and as a result they were unable to handle food requests such as poached eggs or eggs benedict. We enjoyed our visit and a special mention should go to Annaya and Callum on reception who were both polite, helpful and professional in all our interactions and issues. We would consider coming again. A tip: We were definitely happy we had paid for a sea-view room as the rooms at the back of the hotel have a limited inland view. Also note you have to pay £10 per night parking, which is annoying."
Mercure Exeter Southgate Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"This hotel is ideally situated for both the charming quayside area and the city centre. Less than 10 minutes walk down a steep hill takes you to the river and canal with their restaurants. 10 minutes in the opposite direction gets you to the Cathedral. The hotel is well appointed and has a spacious car park (fees apply). Our room was very comfortable and nicely appointed, although there were some lighting faults that required repair."