Exeter Arms Hotel is a Toby establishment situated just out of the city centre opposite Middlemoor…read morePolice Station. It has its own car park and is disabled friendly with the pub and restaurant being on one floor. The food is very good toby menu with a carvery on every day priced at just £5 before the main evening rush and then only a marginal increase. The carvery is very very good, and I thoroughly recommend the cauliflower cheese. As with most Toby establishments, you can help yourself to as much vegetables and gravy, etc. The desserts are simple but nice especially the chocolate brownie fudge cake with ice cream. Again if you go before the evening sessions the desserts are half price also. Nice house wines, variety of real ales and magnum on draft - what more could you ask for. There is accomodation available, but I have not tried these facilities so I cannot comment on them. The staff are very friendly and helpful and will always try to accomodate your seating requests. Cash machine on site. Beer garden facilities.

Food is what it is but good value I liked it here because layout works & the staff are keen &…read morefriendly. Can be over-run with chavs at peak times.

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.

Sometimes, you find yourself surprised by the simplest of things, such as bed comfort, room size, a…read moreworking shower, clean furniture etc. Premier Inn runs a good ship, offering all of these things while not being 'perfect' in every way. All we really wanted was a good night's sleep in a comfortable room while we visited friends in Devon, and that's exactly what we got, plus a decent shower, clean bathroom, good air conditioning and a peaceful atmosphere. It's also really handy for the racecourse and the Sunday morning car boot sale, and there's a big Tesco across the road if you need supplies. What might we change? More towels, please! I can think of quite a few four-star hotels that this Premier Inn would put to shame, and we didn't spend a fortune on the room, either. We skipped breakfast, but it's available at the adjoining Beefeater Grill. Parking is also very good.

Fantastic feel hotel but conected restraint expecive, but tesco over Rd and walking distance is…read morenewton Abbot town so wetherspoons for meal or breakfast.

The Hotel Riviera in Sidmouth, East Devon, is a smart hotel with a genteel old-fashioned feel about…read moreit. The service is great, the pace is slow and you feel you have stepped back in time. Enjoy a coffee on the terrace overlooking the beach or enjoy a delicious meal in the restaurant. Sidmouth is an old Georgian/Victorian resort, completely unspoilt, and the Riviera Hotel has a wonderful ambiance which is often lacking in today's modern world.

The best hotel in Torquay. So near to the beach and the food is affordable!read more

Enjoyed our stay, attentive staff, great food and a short walk to meadfoot beach. Relaxing 4 days…read morestay would definatly return again excellent value . Short walk into town from hotel but hill is steep on return

This is an excellent bed and breakfast, the premises is a small cottage, but tardis like, small on…read moreoutside and larger on inside. The rooms are well laid out, the beds really comfy. The breakfast is lovely and filling. The hospitally is excellent, I would compare it to visitng friends, not staying in a strangers home. Tavistock is an ideal base for touring, you are 12 miles from Princetown, on the moors, 30 minute drive to Plymouth,m yet Tavistock itself is a lovely town, very oldie worldie and has a pannier market on Tuesdays to Saturdays.

Its an older hotel but some updates have been done with the recent takeover by Best Western. The…read moretrue reason behind the Best Western takeover of this hotel was the addition of the Premier Inn chain coming to Newton Abbot. The Premier Inn is extremely basic, but it is also very new and clean. This review will be comparing the Passage House to the Premier Inn, as they are the two best/only options in Newton Abbot. Food Options: Premier Inn wins this category. They have an onsite restaurant (Beefeater Grill) that is decent, but they are also directly across from a Tesco and a 1 mile walk from downtown. The passage house has a limited fine dining restaurant in the hotel and a Pub on site. The pub food is marginal at best, and the restaurants don't have ideal hours of operation. The Passage House does get a bonus point for having a mini fridge in the room. Facilities: This one is a draw. Premier Inn is newer and cleaner, but the passage house has better amenities. One major note, the Passage House does NOT have A/C. So if you catch one of the few hot weeks in South England, you are in for a miserable stay (which I experienced on this visit). The Passage House has a pool and a fitness center, but the equipment in the fitness center is extremely outdated. While staying at either place, your best option is to visit Winners 2000 or the Newton Abbot Leisure Center for a local workout. The Passage House does have a running trail that connects you to downtown Newton Abbot, which is nice if it's not raining (so almost never). Lastly, the wifi is terrible at both places (UK standard), but at least it is free at the Passage House.

One of my favourite places to stay while down in the south west on business. The inn has a…read morefantastic Carvery and a good men to pick from. Stunning scenery from the restaurant in summer. Otter ale is the dogs !

I came here for the barbut this place is very much a hotel, with a barrather than a bar that offers…read moreaccommodation. The bar area is actually located in what constitutes the hotel dining room. This means that while they serve a decent pint of Tribute and have a cider on offer too, the interior lacks atmosphere and has nothing to offer visually. Nice location though. As a hotel, the reviews I have read are excellent.

You can find piece and tranquilty at the Fox and Hounds, buried deep in the Taw Valley of Devon…read moreamong acres and acres of magical scenery with everygreen fir trees and streams, close by is the railroad that follows the Valley nearly along side the main road named the A377 found between the towns of Exeter and Barnstaple. This beauty is set back from the main road meaning no noise polution, wildlife is plentiful with badgers, hares, deers, moles, owls among other cute furry creatures. The Establishment comes with a health and beauty spa Magificent walks can be found in the forest with adventure trails, recommend staying here at least one week and forget the world.