The White Horse Hotel

Dartmouth Rd, Churston Ferrers, Brixham, Devon, England

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About The White Horse Hotel

A highly recommended 4 star family run guesthouse, set in its own grounds. The hotel is ideal for touring the area and for enjoying the coastal walks that take in some of Devon's best scenery. The White Horse Hotel was built in the mid 19th Century by Lord Churston. Subsequent owners appear to have been offering accommodation to paying guests for over 100 years. All rooms are en-suite and beautifully decorated with crisp linen, fluffy towels, tea and coffee making facilities and TVs and DVD players. The hotel has a lounge bar which serves food, dining area, ample forecourt parking with space for trailers and a large garden.

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