South Devon Bed & Breakfasts Guide

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

Victorian house dating from 1896 that has benefited from an extensive renovation, whilst unique architectural features have been retained

a 1,200 acre estate and centre for learning, the arts, enterprise and ecology with a Grade I listed manor at its heart where rooms are located

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

a Grade II listed Victorian house in Torquay centre offers tastefully-refurbished rooms; a spacious family room on the top floor has fine views

stone barn conversion in a sleepy South Hams village perfectly placed to visit beaches, walk the coast path, visit Plymouth or rugged Dartmoor

15th century farmhouse on a 365 acre sheep farm a short drive from Hope Cove; guest rooms feature wooden flooring and furnishings

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

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

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