Fingals Hotel

Old Coombe Manor Farm, Dittisham, Dartmouth, Devon, England

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About Fingals Hotel

Fingals is one of the most relaxing hotels in Devon. Known for its fun, informal style and French cuisine - Perfect for secluded romantic weekend breaks. Fingals is for families, house parties and single people - You come away to the country to stay with friends. All of this adds up to a unique experience - a friendly, fun, sociable, relaxing, informal hotel with a difference. There is a restaurant with excellent French cuisine using all local produce; a well-stocked bar for the thirsty, a library for those of more literary tastes and even a snooker table. There is plenty for everyone to do from walking, sailing and riding to swimming in our indoor-heated swimming pool with a sauna and jacuzzi, playing croquet, table tennis, lazing in the garden with a good book or tennis on the grass court.

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