This charming Georgian hotel is set in an excellent location right in the heart of Hardy’s Dorchester. Dating from 1756, the Wessex Royale has retained many classic features including original fireplaces, panelling and a magnificent grand staircase.
With its antique furniture and other traditional features, no two bedrooms at this charming 17th century inn are the same. Located in the picturesque cove of Port Gaverne, the beach is just moments away and nearby Port Isaac is a five minute walk.
Overlooking the River Taw and just a short drive from the beautiful North Devon coast, the Imperial is Barnstaple’s only four-star hotel. In addition to the formal dining restaurant, there are more relaxed options available in the bar and terrace lounge.
Originally called the “Red House”, the hotel was built in 1877 by King Edward VII ( then Prince of Wales) as a home for his favourite mistress, the famous Lillie Langtry, as a permanent rendezvous whenever needed.
With its individually designed bedrooms and fantastic spa treatments, Charlton House is one of the premier hotels in south-west England. Guests can enjoy the well equipped fitness studio, Finnish sauna, hydrotherapy pool and ice fountains.
Situated in the heart of Topsham, this wonderfully renovated 16th century coaching inn blends period charm with modern comforts and offers 19 boutique-style en-suite rooms. With enticing menus, the daily specials make the most of fresh local ingredients.
Set in its own gardens overlooking the beach and town, this converted old vicarage now boasts an outdoor swimming pool, sauna and solarium. With spacious en-suite rooms, the hotel’s bar and restaurant offers fine views of the Cornish coastline.
Dating from 1794, the Pier House Hotel’s spacious rooms blend traditional charm with modern en-suite bathrooms, many enjoy scenic views across St Austell Bay. Overlooking Charlestown Harbour, the hotel’s restaurant serves a modern British menu.
Offering traditional elegance, this award winning country house hotel sits in 7 acres of outstandingly beautiful grounds, which include a heated outdoor swimming pool. The excellent restaurant serves home-prepared food using the best local produce.
Originally two Edwardian houses, the hotel now offers award winning cuisine and elegant, boutique bedrooms, some with views across St Michael’s Mount. Set in large leafy grounds with magnificent sea views, relax in a lounger by the swimming pool.