The Best Devon & Cornwall Pub Accommodation

enjoys a dramatic spot nestled into rugged cliffs overlooking the cove and beach; the nautical inspired rooms come with stunning views

at the waters edge of the Tamar Estuary with views across to Drakes Island and Plymouth, the well-presented rooms enjoy the same views

built in 1810 for a wealthy Georgian family in a scenic spot overlooking the Teign Estuary; nautically themed rooms feature, some with sea views

a country inn set in a quiet hamlet providing a comfortable base to explore Exmoor, home cooked food is served and uses Exmoor produce

popular inn set in the highest village on Exmoor, with log fires, a friendly atmosphere, homely accommodation and a good location for walking

a picture-postcard inn formed of a 1,000 year old Devon longhouse, the charming guest rooms feature exposed beams and sloping ceilings

light, airy, well-presented rooms are offered at this friendly inn, a former hunting lodge, that is ideally placed for those who love the outdoors

popular Dartmoor watering hole located in a pretty village updated to retain character features whilst offering smart, contemporary rooms

a 16th century inn on the edge of Dartmoor featuring cosy corners and roaring fires in winter and a large garden to enjoy in warmer weather

situated opposite the church in a picturesque village set amidst an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, cosy, well-appointed rooms are offered

updated, 16th-century inn, retains original slate floors and oak beams, with spacious, well-appointed guest rooms each individually styled

in the heart of Exmoor National Park, this classic country inn features a relaxed, wood-beamed bar where guests may enjoy hearty pub fare

former coaching inn run by the same family for over 100 years and ideally placed to explore Penwith's rugged coast and glorious beaches

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

a secluded 17th-century pub with comfy rooms tucked away at the bottom of a wooded valley next to the waters of the East Lyn River

a period inn complete with exposed beams and open fires, prides itself on its innovative cuisine and offers smart, modern accommodation

this historic 12th century coaching inn with a traditional bar and comfy rooms is set in a pretty village that sits amidst glorious countryside

a traditional inn boasting exposed beams, original stone walls and a cosy wood burner offering smart, modernised accommodation

13th-century, former coaching inn located on the A39 amidst a natural, Exmoor setting yet only a short drive from Lynton and Lynmouth

offering rustic charm with wood burning stoves, stone floors and cosy furnishings, this welcoming inn is favoured by locals and visitors alike

in a dramatic, unspoilt setting where the land meets the Atlantic Ocean; guest rooms are comfy and the cosy bar serves a traditional bar menu

recently renovated to provide smart, modern accommodation embracing the seaside ambiance. The picturesque village is set half way along the South West Coast Path, complete with marker for that essential photo

a classic Cornish pub set on upland between St. Ives and Penzance where the two spacious rooms are set in a listed converted barn

fascinating 12th century inn set in a 4 acre garden and boasting a 5,000 year old standing stone; unique guest rooms have bags of character

set in a quiet, Dartmoor hamlet, this 18th century inn provides elegant, traditionally furnished rooms and award-winning, locally sourced food

try the restaurant and 2 bars in this 17th century former coaching inn with rooms

enjoys an idyllic spot in a wooded valley alongside the River Heddon and is set in 4 acres of its own gardens and perfect for a country retreat

there are plenty of places to to simply sit and relax, whether it is on the large terrace in summer or in front of a real fire in the lounge in winter

a traditional country inn offering simple, comfortable accommodation, enjoying a friendly ambiance, enhanced by visitors and locals alike

a 300 year old inn set in an atmospheric fishing cove amidst rugged coastline, relics adorn the walls collected from a rich seafaring history

boasting a thatched roof and exposed beams, this traditional Devon inn serving local ales, offers cosy, country style accommodation

set in the heart of the Dartmoor National Park, a traditional inn where local cider and beer are served and providing comfy accommodation

close to the 13th century clapper bridge in this hamlet atop Dartmoor and offers simple style rooms, a traditional bar and serves hearty food

this 15th century coaching inn boasts a pretty village location that is close to the coast and scenic views over the Lynher and Tamar Rivers

16th century country pub with bags of character including an inglenook fireplace

comfortable inn at the heart of the local community in a pertty village providing a friendly atmosphere and cosy, comfortable guest rooms

guests are afforded scenic country views, contemporary style rooms and home-cooked, locally sourced food at this small and cosy hotel

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

a superb location, in the heart of the village, moments from Lynmouth Harbour; there is a choice of superior, deluxe or classic style rooms

small, friendly, independently owned hotel set in tranquil gardens close to the High Street; home cooked food is served in the restaurant and bar

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

an 18th century inn located a 10 minute walk from the famous castle and Merlin's Cave set amidst the village shops, cafes and attractions

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

a former coaching inn, dating from the 1700s, providing comfy rooms with contemporary or traditional decor and serving locally sourced food

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