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 Totnes.
Tucked away in rural
surroundings with mature gardens surrounding the
house. Ample private parking available. 'A perfect
peaceful location'. Luxury accommodation with
spacious en-suite bedrooms.
The large bathrooms are
airy with soaps, shampoos and bath oils all
provided. Breakfast served on a large platter
with local produce being used and home-made
preserves.
Family run guest house
with full en-suite facility bedrooms. All
bedrooms, which are non-smoking, have 21'' TV,
beverage tray and hairdryer.
200 yards from Totnes Town
Centre and an ideal location for visiting Coast
and Moors. Special diets catered for. Dogs/pets
welcome by prior arrangement. ETC & AA 3
Star graded.
Rydon Mead is a large
detached family house situated on the edge of
the picturesque riverside village of Stoke
Gabriel. There are 3 double bedrooms each with
tea making and en suite facilities and colour
TV.
Full English breakfast is
served, with good home cooking using produce
from our local farms. This is a non-smoking
establishment with prior agreement required for
dogs/pets. Parking space available. The area is
an ideal centre for sailing, touring and walking
holidays. Just three miles from Totnes are the
beaches at Paignton, Goodrington and Broadsands.
There is golf at Churston and riding on Dartmoor
which is only 15 miles away. There are several
National Trust properties in the area with the
additional attractions of Paignton Zoo,
Babbacombe Model Village, Woodlands Leisure Park
and Pennywell Farm Activity Park.
Far removed from the hustle and bustle of life beyond the Dartington Estate, you can relax and rest in one of our distinctive bedrooms. Arranged around the medieval courtyard of Dartington Hall there are 51 bedrooms, most of which retain their original character, from beamed ceilings to tiled fire surrounds. A wide range of accommodation, including single rooms, twins, doubles, and suites (many of them en-suite), has been furnished to offer a superb mix of heritage and comfort. For evening meals a unique experience awaits you at the White Hart R... more
The Sea Trout Inn is an idyllic, traditional Devon Inn dating back to the 15th Century situated in the beautiful surroundings of the Dart Valley, near Totnes. There are 9 en-suite letting rooms, a 2-AA Rosette and 2 RAC Blue Ribbon restaurant, and two individual bar areas. The surrounding area has a lot to offer whether it be for a gentle walk along the River Dart, visiting local historical buildings such a Buckfast Abbey, or participating in outdoor activities like fishing, golf or shooting. Superbly located in the South Hams for exploring The... more
Set in the heart of the delightful Devon Village of Stoke Gabriel on the River Dart, The Red Slipper is the ideal place to relax or to explore South Devon. Dont take our word - come and see for yourself! No internet bookings taken after 1300hrs on day of arrival!... more
Family run Bed and Breakfast in elegant Georgian Rectory. Superb views across Dartmoor. Magnificent 4 acre garden. Delicious food prepared by Leiths trained chef served in relaxed setting. Close to Dartmoor walks, Devons fabulous beaches and antique and art shopping. In the midst of the Devon countryside yet only 8 minutes away from the A38. We only accept 2 night bookings at weekends... more
In the very centre of beautiful Totnes, this charming hotel was once a 17th-century inn and now offers attractive en suite accommodation, free Wi-Fi and free parking.
Rating: 3*
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Cott Inn
Cott Lane, Dartington Totnes TQ9 6HE
Booking Centre Hotline: 0870 240 7060
The delightful Cott Inn in Devon has a charming bar, a low-beamed non- smoking restaurant and 5 refurbished rooms. The Cott Inn is situated in the beautiful Dart valley, close to the historic town of Totnes.
Rating: 0*
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TOTNES
Totnes was once an important port is overlooked
by an 11th century castle and is packed with historical interest, from the
unusual, arcaded high street to a museum housed in an Elizabethan merchant’s
house. The church dates to the 15th century, whilst the civic centre dates
back to the 11th century. There's also the Tones Motor Museum, whilst
nearby, the family home and gardens of Agatha Christie, are open to the
public.
