Award winning Devon hotels for foodies for 2018
Lewtrenchard Manor - April/May Two Night Break Special Offer
Lewdown
‘It’s up there with the top hotels we’ve stayed at,’ writes a reader this year of Sue and James Murray’s romantic rebuild of a Jacobean manor house, surrounded by parkland.
Soar Mill Cove Hotel - Catered Self-Catering Spring Offer
nr. Salcombe
From dolphin-spotting to table tennis, there is plenty to enjoy at Keith Makepeace’s family-friendly hotel, which stands in expansive countryside, with views towards the sea.
The Pig at Combe
Gittisham
‘There is much to like and laugh about’ at this utterly transformed Grade I listed Elizabethan manor house, in a ‘glorious setting’ in the Otter valley.
The Nobody Inn
Doddiscombsleigh
Pile in for the jolly quiz night, or sample one of the whiskies from an astonishing collection at Sue Burdge’s 17th-century dwelling house–turned–lively village pub-with-rooms.
Hotel Endsleigh
Milton Abbot
Olga Polizzi’s countryside retreat, at its origin a Regency fishing lodge created for the Duchess of Bedford, is today an ‘unpretentious, wholly enjoyable’ hotel ‘decorated with charm and taste’.
With such a rich resource of local ingredients from both land and sea, food in Devon is a key drawcard for visitors and residents alike.
We’ve all heard of legendary afternoon teas, but hearty servings of scrambled eggs, pastries, homemade compotes and award winning chefs in the heart of spectacular hospitality are the order of the day at The Good Hotel Guide’s top Devon hotels for foodies from our Cesar award winners and our 2018 collection…