We stayed in the 2nd floor apartment. It was clean and comfortable and very well appointed -…read moreeverything you need is here. The view from the living room is great, and the owners are helpful and very nice. I would definitely recommend these apartments for families or couples.

Well it was a treat! And I will say it was worth it. Expensive_ but memorable…read more Gidleigh Park definitely deserves its Michelin Stars unlike somewhere I have eaten in Exeter! Setting = Moorland edge Food = Crafted to a higher level Staff= Performed their tasks with precision _ I only drank water, as it was a long way to drive and I wasn't going to drink. Yet like magic just as my glass emptied, they would re-fill it. I have to say I drank my water glass dry many times as it was such fun watching them fill it up again! The food did taste special _ not only the taste, but the texture, goodness knows what sort of sieve they used to get things so smooth. And some of the dishes were feats of engineering. I think I was just enjoying being delighted. Another nice thing was I especially didn't dress up smartly just to see how the staff would behave towards me. And hats- off-to- them...they treated us exceptionally well; which inwardly made me giggle as we both were wearing our 'Star-Trek' T shirts that day. I would recommend going to Gidleigh which falls under the auspices of Michael Caines the chef and not the Cockney Actor (Sir Michael Caine). SAVE UP and go, just the once it is worth the trip, I promise! March 2010 We returned. Our Expectations were higher this year based on 2009. Somehow it does represent good value for money. Even today the impression they made on me is glowing! I would urge anyone to make an effort and get out to Chagford. Gidleigh is on my list of Top things to do for ultimate pleasure. January 2011 The food was highly enjoyable. It is still a worthwhile trip you will not be disappointed. See photos...

This is the ultimate escape…read more The manual to using this resort is extremely simple: get here by horse. Contact the hotel to arrange this. If you can't ride horses, a helicopter may be a good alternative. For those of us not reading the manual, remember that you'll be driving on 10 feet wide roads lined by thick, 600-years old oak hedges. They are enlisted cultural heritage and protected by UNESCO. In other words, it's exactly the same roads people used 600 years ago. Quite an experience. No matter what your GPS says, a car journey form Exeter will take you at least 3 hours. The hotel operates time slots for alternating directions of traffic - check your arrival time with them. If you are coming for dinner only, time planning is even more crucial. Quite rightly, the butler will simply not let you skip courses. They will be served in the intended order without exception. In the case of an 8-course dinner, expect it to last until 11 pm. Whether you arrive on a horse or dig your own tunnel, you haven't lived until you come here.

There is a reason this b&b is the second best b&b in Tintagel and that would be because it is…read morephenomenal. When you check into this B&B it will be with the knowledge that you will find very nice people there, a great view and very comfortable beds. The breakfast was completely amazing, really good.

Excellent b&b , great location, comfortable rooms. Hosts very friendly . Would recommendread more

I've been to Tintagel many times, but this was the first time I stopped in. Boy, I am glad I did…read more What a blast from the past! A 600 year old building/home/post office. The displays are really well done. The construction is amazing. I thought it was a dump at first, but when you think about what the average Joe was living in back then in this area, it's really quite a mansion. The use of space is really creative. The energy here, too, is really interesting. I found it really intriguing and could have stayed a lot longer. Yes, it's small, but that's how people lived back then. The fee is 4 GBP and it's cared for by the National Trust. The staff seems to really like the place and it shows. The gardens are well done.

This National Trust property is small, but very interesting. If you are not a National Trust…read moremember, it does not cost too much to go in and take a look at what it has to offer. A 600-year-old traditional Cornish Longhouse with cottage garden, it is well worth a viewing. It is situated on the main road of Tintagel, and so you can see it and take a photo of it for free, but if you want to see anymore then you are going to have to pay. If you are going to Tintagel Castle, then this could be an addition to you itinerary.

This cottage is full of charachter and is warm and cosy. It has 3 bedrooms and two bathrooms. It is…read morebeautifully positioned to explore North Devon. It is also very well equipped and has good quality linen and a very comfortable bed. There are bird feeders in the garden and they were nearly always busy with birds visiting them. We visited so many wonderful places while staying here such as, Welcombe mouth Bay, Woolacombe beach, Lynton &Lynmouth Cliff railway to name but a few. Dartington Crystal is worth a visit too. The outlet shopping centre in Bideford is worth a visit

It's a trek on the way back up if, like us, you decided to walk and not take the Land Rover…read more Anyway, about half way up is a fantastic watering hole with a nice garden at the rear. A welcome stop for that pint which, I will add, is well earned if you get that far. Enjoy the New Inn

Funderzone is a big indoor soft play centre. There are climbing frames, inflatables, ball pits,…read moreslides and lots more for your child to enjoy. All of the equipment is safe and surrounded in safety netting. There are staff that watch the children to make sure no one is messing around. But obviously you will need to keep an eye on your children to. There is also a room upstairs which has a pool table and downstairs it has a few arcade machines where you can win teddies and sweets. Whilst your children are running around you can get something to eat in the café which is all open plan. The café sells burgers, chips, hot drinks, cold drinks and slush puppies etc.. I find the food is slightly over priced but it tastes nice. The good thing about the cafe being open plan is that you can see your children playing; there is some seating underneath the play equipment as well so you can look up and see your children. The play centre is to suit all ages and I'm sure your children will love it.