Hotel wedding venues in Devon
The Horn of Plenty - Two Night Winter/Spring Getaway Special Offer
Tavistock
The name doesn’t lie. There’s plenty of good cheer, from falcons to fireworks, for guests at this 19th-century mansion. With four rooms for civil ceremonies, and a host of atmospheric local churches, celebrations can embrace the main house or use a marquee for large parties.
Soar Mill Cove Hotel - Three for Two Winter Escape Special Offer
Salcombe
It's just a ten-minute walk to a beautifully uncrowded beach through National Trust land from this ocean-facing hotel, purpose built for families and fun.
Cary Arms & Spa - Three for Two Early Bird Special Offer
Babbacombe
Perched above pebbly Babbacombe beach and bay, in the lee of tree-covered cliffs, this family-friendly hotel mixes traditional seaside inn with New England chic.
Southernhay House - Free Fizz Special Offer
Exeter
The supremely elegant porticoed entrance of this Grade II listed Georgian town house is a hint that Southernhay offers a sophisticated and individual take on a city centre hotel.
Watersmeet
Woolacombe
Perched above Combesgate beach, this former Edwardian gentleman’s retreat benefits from ‘wonderful’ clifftop views.
The Pig at Combe
Honiton
‘Down country lanes and a mile-long private drive’, this Elizabethan manor house is the Miss Piggy among Robin Hutson’s quirky country house hotels (see index). Like that porcine diva, it embodies fabulosity with a dash of irresistibility and a great, big dollop of attitude.
Lewtrenchard Manor
Okehampton
In a peaceful Devon valley, this family-run historic manor house is loved for its architecture, romantic atmosphere, attention to detail and fine food.
Burgh Island Hotel
Bigbury-on-Sea
A sea tractor ferries guests across the sands to this white concrete Art Deco edifice on a tidal island, built as a party venue in the 1930s, and what a swell party it is!
Hotel Endsleigh
Tavistock
Olga Polizzi’s cottage-orné with tall chimneys, verandas, gables and dormers, in an Arcadian landscape on the River Tamar, is full of flair – and of history.
Glazebrook House
Totnes
Oh, my fur and whiskers, here’s Wonderland for adults, an Alice-themed hotel on the edge of Dartmoor national park.
Gara Rock
Salcombe
Drive down 'tiny country lanes', putter across from Salcombe aboard a little motorboat ferry, or walk the South West Coast Path to reach this remote hotel and spa with 'a commanding cliffside position and sublime views'.
Kentisbury Grange Hotel
Barnstaple
On the edge of Exmoor national park, a fine Victorian merchant’s house – ‘an odd combination of Tudor and classical details’ – sits in lovely landscaped grounds that used to be a holiday park.
Paschoe House
Crediton
Hidden down a drive in remote mid-Devon, this Victorian country house and fine-dining restaurant blends modern design with original features to startling effect.
Glebe House
nr Colyton
‘Divine countryside views’ sweep away from Olivia and Hugo Guest’s Georgian house, on the hilltop of their 15-acre smallholding.
Lympstone Manor
Exmouth
It will be a while before guests can raise a flute of Lympstone Manor bubbly from the vineyard, but Michael Caines’s Georgian manor in parkland on the Exe estuary affords a glorious setting and a gourmet experience.
Northcote Manor Hotel & Spa
nr Umberleigh
Surrounded by orchards and woodland deep in the Taw valley, this wisteria-hung 18th-century manor house is a ‘very comfortable’ hideaway.
South Sands
Salcombe
In a sheltered cove along the coast from the popular sailing resort town, this dog- and family-friendly hotel has a breezy, informal feel.
From £215 per night
The Salutation Inn
Topsham
In an old ship-building town on the Exe estuary, this updated 18th-century coaching inn is today a contemporary restaurant-with-rooms with clean-cut, modern accommodation and a reputation for fine food.
The Cridford Inn
Trusham
Come down a single-track road to reach this Teign valley pub, its thatched roof, cob walls and wide stone fireplaces.
Hotels not in the Guide that you may want to consider
Hotel wedding venues in Devon
St Elizabeth’s House
Plymouth
In Plympton St Maurice, on the edge of the city, this Georgian manor was once a convent. Now a hotel and events venue, tranquillity remains in calming, modern bedrooms and in the surrounding nine acres of gardens and sweeping lawns. Local and regionally sourced produce appears on the restaurant’s fine dining menus: perhaps curried white crab with pea panna cotta, pink grapefruit and fresh pea shoots; Tournedos Rossini – fillet of Devon beef on crispy crouton with chicken liver parfait, dauphinoise potato, wild mushroom and baby onion jus.
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