The Best Devon & Cornwall Pub Accommodation

character features such as wooden beams and slate floors feature at this 16th century inn near Port Isaac; updated rooms have individual decor

a family run 17th century inn offering a warm welcome, real ales, bar meals prepared with local produce and a real fire in chillier weather

on the A38 just off of junction 27 of the M5, therefore ideal for an en-route stopover, with comfy rooms and a traditional bar and restaurant

this grand, Grade II listed Georgian inn is one of St Austell's oldest inns, today though it offers stylish rooms, a lively bar and good pub fayre

ideally placed on the A39 for touring the North Cornwall coast and countryside; rooms are well-equipped and decorated to a high standard

a former coaching inn set in the shadow of the church in this attractive village, rooms are traditionally styled, cosy and comfortable

Grade II listed, picture book thatched inn, nestled in unspoilt countryside on the A39 just a 10 minute drive from the pretty village of Clovelly

traditional inn set on the main square of a quiet village on the Lizard Peninsula offering comfortable and well-presented guest rooms

19th century inn with a newer lodge style addition that features smart and comfortable rooms; ideally placed as an East Devon exploring base

a popular community pub offering a hearty breakfast, a varied restaurant menu including fish specialities, a Sunday carvery and regular music

a family-run inn set in a sheltered valley between Falmouth and Helston and ideally placed to explore the countryside and coastline by car

an 18th century quarry house nestled on the banks of the River Dart, all of the comfortable, traditional style rooms enjoy river views

it's a short walk down the hill to Fowey's pretty harbour from this cosy inn with a sociable bar and restaurant, and bright, comfortable rooms

a charming pub said to be one of Cornwall's oldest, the low beamed ceilings, open fireplaces and thick stone walls all reflect its rich heritage

a charming 18th century former coaching inn with spacious, traditional style rooms, a bar serving local ales and home-cooked pub fayre

placed just off the A38, this traditional inn, with oak beams, log fires and smart rooms, makes a great Dartmoor and South Devon exploring base

traditional, 17th century inn, just 2 miles from the beach at Bude, with well-appointed rooms and serving real ales and home-cooked food

a classic Devon thatched pub in a peaceful village location with good food and beer

set in the very heart of the Dartmoor National Park, in peaceful grounds that reach down to the waters of the babbling West Dart River

set in 6 acres of gardens that stretch down to the River Taw, a fly fishing school is on-site, a comfortable, family-run hotel placed amidst nature

former coaching inn ideally placed to enjoy a whole host of country pursuits on Exmoor and then to return to a cosy, inviting atmosphere

former coaching inn at the heart of the town's life since 1760 with comfy, well-equipped guest rooms, a traditional bar and relaxing lounges

retains original 18th century charm whilst offering modern comforts including the stylish, well-appointed guest rooms and a coffee lounge

a local landmark, set in the heart of Tavistock, offering comfortable guest rooms, characterful public areas and a fine dining restaurant

a former school building set at the gateway to Dartmoor in mature gardens, today an independent hotel ideal as a quiet, country retreat

16th century, former corn mill located just off the A38 offering bright, cosy guest rooms, a small bar and restaurant in the former mill room

a 16th century coaching inn with modern, renovated rooms that retain touches of period features, the bar has open fires and hosts live music

discover a combination of old world charm, up-to-date guest rooms and facilities in a convenient central location, at this former coaching inn

a highly commended hotel that sits in a pleasant spot overlooking the Bude Canal; while away a relaxing hour or two in the walled gardens

a distinctive façade, classic period features, roaring log fires, over 200 Malt Whiskys and locally sourced produce are prominent features

historic, former coaching inn steeped in character and atmosphere, there is a hidden garden terrace and a traditional bar and restaurant