Combe Martin Hotels

1, Broad Street, South Molton, North Devon, Devon, England (15.1 miles, 24.2 km, direction SE)
The George Hotel is a charming 17th century, grade 2 listed, AA 2-Star hotel in the centre of South Molton, North Devon near Barnstaple and Tiverton. Rich in history, this family run hotel has 9 comfortable en suite bedrooms, Exmoor bar, a resident's lounge, function rooms (100 people max) and a full a la carte restaurant and private dining room. 'Visit Exmoor' Hotel of the Year 2006. The George Hotel is ideally situated in the town square of the lovely market town of South Molton. Owned and managed by Rob and Cathy Doel, we offer a warm welcome to individuals, families, business visitors and small groups exploring South Molton, Exmoor and North Devon. Very much a focal point for the town, The George is a local meeting point for many local clubs and societies, tourists and business visitors who come here to enjoy the friendly and convivial atmosphere, excellent food, log fires, fine wines, spirits and traditional ales. All rooms are en suite with digital TV, internet access, hairdryer, hospitality tray and complimentary guest toiletries. We look forward to welcoming you to our charming and historic hotel for a relaxing and enjoyable stay.
Facilities: Parking, Pets Allowed
Hotel Prices: from £50.00
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Horns Cross, Clovelly, Bideford, Devon, England (19.6 miles, 31.5 km, direction SW)
If you are seeking the authentic flavour of the West Country then look no further. This picture-book Thatched Inn is nestled in some of Englands most unspoilt countryside. This lovingly cared for Grade 2 Listed Heritage Hotel under the personal supervision of Dee and Gerry Goodwin combines character, charm, courtesy & cuisine with the warmest of welcomes and generous hospitality. Set on the Atlantic Highway (A39), this Romantic Oasis is easy to find and the perfect base for both relaxation & recreation. The picturesque village of Clovelly, the jewel of the West country, is a few minutes drive or a delightful coastal walk away, while Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks are within easy reach. At the `Hoops` we pride ourselves on the extensive range and high quality of the food we provide. The menu is changed to accommodate seasonal specialities and is freshly prepared in our own kitchens using the best of garden & local produce. Guests can choose to dine in the candlelit restaurant, in the relaxed bars or, on balmy summer days, alfresco in the covered courtyard. There are a vast array of activities on the doorstep which can be enjoyed throughout the year such as golf, fishing, sailing, walking, surfing and cycling. In addition to the many historic houses, beautiful gardens & quaint coves & villages, The Hoops Inn has more than 8 acres of landscaped grounds for your enjoyment. More energetic walkers and birdwatchers can follow the steps of Henry Williamsons Otter on the Tarka Trail, take a trip to Lundy Island or ramble along the North Devon Coastal Path. This Thirteenth Century Inn is one of England's most famous, being notorious as the haunt of smugglers and a meeting place for seafarers such as Sir Francis Drake, Sir Walter Raleigh and Sir Richard Grenville. In Winter, relaxing by one of our inglenook fireplaces, warming yourself next to a blazing log fire you can imagine being transported back in time to a less complicated age. Today we welcome travellers from around the world and seek to provide an enchanting experience for our guests whilst they are with us and a warm memory when they leave.
Facilities: Lounge / Bar, Pets Allowed
Hotel Prices: from £65.00
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South Molton Street, Chulmleigh, Devon, Devon, England (20.9 miles, 33.5 km, direction S)
Situated in the centre of a small conservation town, this respectfully converted 16th century house offers quality cuisine in a tranquil location. Built around 1520, this thatched, former wool merchant's house is joined by an adjacent bakehouse. Both surround a secluded and colourful courtyard garden, ideal for relaxation on sunny days. When not resting in one of four beautifully equipped en suite bedrooms, a guest lounge and an oak-beamed dining room is available. Using only locally-produced foods, each meal is prepared to an extremely high standard. Located between the Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks, The Old Bakehouse is an excellent base from which to explore the stunning Devon countryside.
Facilities: Parking
Hotel Prices: from £45.00
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2 Bank Square, Dulverton, Somerset, England (23.4 miles, 37.6 km, direction SE)
The Lion Hotel is in the heart of Dulverton, the headquarters of the Exmoor National Park. The hotel offers customers a warm and friendly welcome, where you can relax and unwind. The Lion has one bar and a non-smoking dining room, the Lounge Bar providing a relaxing informal area to enjoy some local ales and ciders. Dulverton is the ideal base to explore unspoilt Exmoor and the surrounding countryside. Nestling in a natural bowl in the landscape, it is surrounded by deciduous woodland and small Devonshire fields.

Hotel Prices: from £55.00
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