The Best Devon & Cornwall Pub Accommodation

history and character combine with stylish guest rooms, mod-cons included, and a buzzy cafe, restaurant and bar in a Tudor house

exposed beams and open fires feature in the real ale bar, there is an an elegant guest lounge in a turret and a creative food menu is served here

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 charming 17th century inn set above a secluded cove and features light and airy rooms and a restaurant serving fresh locally caught fish

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

standing proudly on the waterfront with views across the estuary which can be enjoyed from the bar and many of the cosy and stylish rooms

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

cosy inn dating from the 16th century set in the heart of pretty Chagford; comfortable guest rooms are decorated in a simple, rustic style

atmospheric inn set atop Bodmin Moor offering refuge to travellers and smugglers for centuries and immortalised in Daphne du Maurier's novel

get off the beaten track at this warm and welcoming pub situated in a peaceful village that is surrounded by glorious Devon countryside

an atmospheric pub at the heart of its local community offering comfy rooms, homemade dishes made from local ingredients and local ales

thatched country inn, originally dates from the 13th century, set in a pretty hamlet; the comfy and cosy rooms have period features

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

a 17th century, former coaching inn, elegantly updated to retain plenty of the original character whilst offering modern comforts and good food

in an idyllic setting next to the church in a Dartmoor village, a traditional pub full of character and characterful locals offers cosy rooms

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

tucked away in Salcombe's narrow streets a pebble's throw from the water and features a cosy bar with log fires and well-presented rooms

Grade II listed inn perfectly placed to partake in fishing and country sports, comfortable guest rooms are in the main inn or the courtyard

a beautifully restored mill dating from the 13th century set in the peaceful Stoneycombe Valley offering elegant rooms and good food

situated on the old highway from London to Land's End this former coaching inn is reputed to be one of Cornwall's oldest pubs

a former coaching inn brought up to date yet retaining plenty of original charm, guest rooms are individually styled and local produce is served

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

slate floors and beamed ceilings emphasise this 17th century inn's former life as a coaching inn, the traditional rooms are simply furnished

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

attractive 16th century coaching inn combining modern comforts with period charm and serving hearty food sourced from the West Country

roadside inn dating from 1620 surrounded by glorious countryside, it retains plenty of original charm and offers comfy, rustic style rooms

the most southerly inn on the British mainland situated 15 minutes walk from Lizard Point; stylish guest rooms are situated in a separate building

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

on the edge of the village, on the road leading to Polperro's celebrated fishing harbour, this picturesque cornish inn offers cosy rooms and suites

roadside in set in the Taw Valley with a traditional bar featuring an open fireplace and cosy rooms or cottages located in a converted barn

dating back to the 13th century, this charming longhouse offers cosy, Dartmoor inspired rooms, a traditional bar and serves local produce

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

open fires, beamed ceilings, an award winning restaurant, individually styled rooms and a sheltered garden feature at this 16th century inn

for 400 years this traditional inn has stood overlooking the estuary and offers simple but comfy rooms, good food and wonderful views of Fowey

an ancient inn updated to offer sleek contemporary rooms, an attractive courtyard restaurant and its top class fishmonger's and deli

sympathetically restored, this centuries old pub retains sturdy granite walls, beams and open fires and is ideally placed to explore the area

a 17th century inn set in an area of outstanding natural beauty next to the babbling River Harbourne; guest rooms are uniquely decorated

built in the 13th century as a refuge for Benedictine monks, this ancient hostelry near Salcombe offers newly-converted rooms and delicious food

open log fires, original slate and wood floors detail the heritage of this 16th century former farmhouse, many rooms retain character features

a characterful country pub near the surfing beach of Bantham offers well-presented rooms, most with coastal views, and tasty home-cooked food

a charming 14th century inn with beamed ceilings, exposed stone walls and fireplaces located just 10 minutes walk from Branscombe Beach

in a pretty Devon village on both banks of the River Culm, a charming period inn features locally sourced food and tastefully-decorated rooms

set on the quayside overlooking the historic Charlestown Harbour and coast, many of the spacious, well-appointed rooms enjoy the same views

smart, stylish rooms are set in converted former stables and barns next to the 16th century coaching inn in a pretty village just off the A30

a traditional village pub that backs onto the Grand Western Canal and is just off junction 27 of the M5 and 10 minutes drive from Tiverton

a charming beamed village inn in a small Devon village extends a warm welcome to simply furnished, comfortable rooms and a cosy traditional bar

surrounded by green expanses and splendid gardens close to Port Isaac, there are elegant rooms and a terrace with scenic views

12th century manor with original features including inglenook fire places and walls adorned with original paintings, tapestries and armour

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 atmospheric inn tucked away in the picturesque fishing village of Portloe on the Roseland Peninsula offers three cosy rooms and a garden

a family run hotel, restaurant and bar on the A35 between Axminster and Honiton formed of a character, 16th century former farmhouse

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

parts date back to 1660 at this former coaching inn that has retained plenty of character, yet carefully updated to provide modern amenities

an 18th century former corn mill set in 7 acres of grounds amidst a wooded valley with beamed ceilings, flag stone floors and log fires

cosy hotel with log fires, antique furniture in the elegant rooms and exclusive fishing rights on 20 miles of the River Tamar and tributaries

500 years of heritage can be seen at this ancient coaching inn - on the inner harbour - with atmospheric bars and an inner courtyard

a 17th century farmhouse tucked away on a countryside estate is now a high quality inn with stylish rooms and chef-cooked food in the restaurant