Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Crediton.
Situated in a
picturesque and secluded Devon valley
near Exeter, between Dartmoor and Exmoor,
a romantic 13th Century thatched West
Country freehouse restaurant with 4 Star
AA Rated bed & breakfast accommodation.
Our rooms are
all en-suite and well equipped with
Flatscreen TV's, DVD players, clock
radios/CD players, hairdryer and a
hospitality tray.
Specialists in local food the Clannaborough red
ruby beef is sourced from a farm only 2 miles
away! The restaurant is open 7 days a week and
seats 50. As a traditional Country Inn, we pride
ourselves on serving the perfect pint of real ale.
There is also an excellent selection of wines and
spirits. We look forward to your stay with us and
do our utmost to ensure it is a pleasurable one.
The Red Lion Inn is situated
in a small village just of the A3072 about a mile
and a half from Crediton. We are a pub/restaurant
and can also accommodate guests.
There is a children's play
area, and beer garden. We serve a wide variety of
meals including fish dishes, curries and can cater
for vegetarians. All the bedrooms have flatscreen
TV's, DVD players, tea/coffee making facilities
and complimentary toiletries. All guests have use
of the car park.
Creedy Manor, Long Barn, Crediton, Devon, EX17 4AB
Comprising of 4 apartments within the newly converted wing of our 17th century manor farmhouse amid our mixed working farm, they have been pleasingly restored retaining old features with additional on
The Devon Wine School is just a wonderful place to stay and enjoy good wine and food, with 2 very comfortable en-suite double rooms offering Gold Award 5 Star BandB accommodation. Theres even a hard tennis court to offset all possible indulgences.The School, run by Master of Wine Alastair Peebles and his wife Carol, is in a slightly forgotten but delightfully rural spot between Exmoor and Dartmoor more info. . .
In the valley of the River Credy, was the
cathedral city of Devon until the 10th century. A Legend dictates that
Crediton was the birthplace of the 8th century Christian missionary St.
Boniface, who would later became known as the Apostle of Germany. A statue
can be viewed within the entrance of Crediton’s 15th century church, whilst
his death and martyrdom are part of a stained glass window.
