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 Honiton.
Stay in this lovely 16th century thatched
cobhouse set in three and a half acres. 15
Minutes from the coastal path.
Secure lock-ups for
cyclists. En-suite facilities available. No
single supplement. TV in all rooms. Tea and
Coffee making facilities. Ironing facilities.
Hairdryer available. Wi-Fi internet access for
those using their own laptops. Special diets
catered for. Off-road parking available. A
non-smoking establishment. Open all year round,
excluding Christmas. Evening meals available by
prior arrangement.
With restaurant & accommodation, the 800
year old inn, nestles beside the babbling
Cory Brook.
En-suite facilities available.
TV in all rooms.
Tea and Coffee
making facilities.
Ironing facilities.
Children welcome. Licensed bar.
Licensed restaurant, open to non-residents.
Special diets catered for. Off road parking
available. MasterCard and Visa payments accepted.
Conference facilities. Open all year round.
Skittle Alley and function room available.
For a peaceful break come and stay at the
Sidmouth Arms. Accommodation is suitable for the
whole family and set in a rural location.
Homemade food. Rooms have TV and tea/coffee
tray. Dogs welcome by arrangement. Parking
facilities. Price: From £30.00 per person, per night Rooms: 2 Double, 1 Family Accommodation Type: Pub/Inn
A peaceful
retreat in an area of outstanding natural
beauty, 3 miles from Honiton (A30), with
stunning views, Ridgeway Farm is a
traditional 18th century farmhouse with
cosy, comfortable accommodation decorated
to a high standard.
A warm and friendly welcome awaits you.
Dogs welcome
by arrangement.
Accommodation: 2 Double en-suite with TV,
tea tray, CH. Guest sitting room with TV. Evening
meals by arrangements. TARIFF: Oct-March
£56 per room £33 single occupancy. Apr-Sept £62
per room £36 Single occupancy. Special discounts
available for stays of 3 nights or more. Open all
year.
Price: From £33.00 - £62.00 per room Rooms: 2 Double En-suite Accommodation Type: Farmhouse B&B
Award winning
Self-Catering Barn Conversions and Farmhouse
B&B.
Awarded 'Best
Self-catering Accommodation in the UK' for its
wheelchair accessible accommodation and an
'England for Excellence Award' from the English
Tourist Board, plus a Silver Award for the high
standard of the farmhouse accommodation and the
superb quality of the food.
Working farm in unspoilt countryside in South
East Devon near Honiton.
Close to the World
Heritage Jurassic Coast. For bed and breakfast
accommodation, all the rooms in the farmhouse
are spacious and attractively decorated with
en-suite facilities and retains original
features and benefiting from our superb views.
We provide a full English breakfast using our
own prize winning rare breed pork sausages and
bacon, home-made preserves plus local honey and
apple juice. Special diets or family preferences
can be catered for by arrangement. You are
welcome to explore the farm and meet a variety
of traditional farm animals, watch for the roe
deer grazing on the edge of the woods next to
the farm. Why not abandon the car and take a
unique tram ride beside the Axe Estuary to see
an abundance of bird life or explore on foot
along the 'East Devon Way' or the coastal
footpath.
BOOK 3 NIGHTS B&B from 21st MAY - get FREE
supper! SPECIAL BREAKS available in SEPTEMBER.
For a quiet,
relaxing break in the stunning Devonshire
countryside Odle Farm Holiday Cottages
offers superb guest accommodation.
En-suite facilities are available and
each room is to a high standard.
Traditional full English breakfast served
in our conservatory, which has amazing
views of the Otter Valley.
We have a guest lounge, where you can relax and
unwind, which has a TV with DVD and Freeview. A
perfect location whether you're looking to walk,
cycle, visit the vast number of local attractions
or just a quite break. Self catering available in
our stunning cottages from £326 per week. We have
a hot tub available and recreation room for your
convenience.
Courtmoor Farm is set within
17 acres in the glorious Otter Valley, in the
midst of the renowned Blackdown Hills.
We are centrally located for
moorland, beaches and the Jurassic Coast and offer
bed and breakfast accommodation in our spacious
farmhouse. Full central heating and guests have
free use of our gym, sauna and coarse fishing
pond. We look forward to your stay with us and
will do our utmost to ensure that it is an
enjoyable one.
The Cottage - Marsh Bed and Breakfast is a great place to rest during your visit to the West of England. We are on the main route through the West Country.
The Kings Arms Inn is a traditional 16th Century Grade II listed thatched and whitewashed former Coaching Inn nestled away in the Blackdown Hills area of Stockland, Devon.
Stockland Hill, Near Stockland, Honiton, Devon, EX14 9JA
A genuine UK beef farm set in 150 acres on Stockland Hill, amid the picturesque Blackdown Hills in Devon offering 4 Star bed and breakfast accommodation. Ideally located between Honiton and Axminster.
A typical thatched village pub. Recently rebuilt after a major fire in 2004, the pub has kept its authentic country feel but with a nice warm welcome. A bit of character, good food, fine wine and friendly service will refresh the weary traveller. Each of our three bedrooms, individually named after local families, and have been stunningly designed so that they create a tranquil and comfortable atmosphere.
Set in the charming town of Honiton, in the heart of Devon, lies the beautifully thatched 15th Century Heathfield Inn. There is something for everyone at the Heathfield Inn and its all quality!
Our 16th century farmhouse has been converted to provide a degree of luxury rarely found in small hotels, with all the modern comforts and amenities expected by discerning travellers.
Nestled amid 45 acres of picturesque parkland with 3 fishing lakes, this charming hotel boasts a tranquil and relaxed environment within the natural beauty of Dunkeswell, Devonshire.
Famous for lace making, Queen Victoria’s wedding
veil was made of Honiton lace and hand-made lace is still produced here. The
Allhallows Museum is located within the town’s oldest building, the 13th
century Chapel of Allhallows, and boasts the largest collection of lace in
the world. The town stages one of the biggest agricultural shows in the
southwest. Also famous for its ‘hot pennies’ ceremony in which heated coins
are thrown into a crowd of onlookers.
