Ottery St. Mary
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Ottery St. Mary UK Hotels, Aparthotels, Bed-and-
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business traveller or tourist - from
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hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Ottery St. Mary.
Superb guest
accommodation situated in lovely countryside.
En-suite rooms with tea/coffee tray and TV. Full
English breakfast.
Children over 8 years
welcome. Dogs welcome, especially if cat
friendly, as this is a cat lovers paradise!
Close to National Trust properties. AA 2 Stars
Guest Accommodation. Price: From £27.50 per person, per night Rooms: 2 Single, 3 Double, 2
Twin Accommodation Type: Farmhouse B&B
Delightful guest
accommodation within our 18th Century Grade II
listed farmhouse set in 5 acres of grounds. A
warm, friendly welcome assured. All rooms are
en-suite with tea/coffee making facilities.
We have our own snooker room (adults
only) and tennis court. Stair lift. Children
welcome. Delicious full English breakfast
served. Ideal location. Contact for more
details.
Price: From £30.00 pppn Rooms: 1 Double, 1 Twin, 1 Family Accommodation Type: B&B
Canaan Way,Ottery St. Mary,Devon, Ottery St Marys, Somerset, EX11 1AQ
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Family run thatched hotel in atranquil setting between the River Otter and its mill stream. Relax in very quiet rooms with beautiful views of delightful gardens and the countryside beyond.Innovative menus using West Country produce. Recently refurbished bedrooms with new bathrooms and very comfortable new beds. Located 5 minutes walk to the centre of historic Ottery St Mary,a 10 minute drive to the coast and Exeter airport and only 20 minutes to the centre of Exeter.Ideal location for weddings and meetings. Licenced for CivilCeremonies.... more
The famous medieval church was built as a
miniature replica of Exeter Cathedral. An annual Bonfire Night ceremony in
which local folk carry barrels of flaming tar through the streets. Ottery’s
vicarage was the birthplace of the Romantic poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge in
1772. Close by, the 220-acre Escot Gardens, Maze and Fantasy Woodland and
the farm-based attraction of Farway Countryside Park. Ottery St. Mary is
mentioned in the 11th century Domesday Book.
