Premier Inn Plymouth City (Lockyers Quay) - Close to the National Marine Aquarium and walking distance from city-centre sights, Premier Inn Plymouth City (Lockyers Quay) has a Table Table restaurant, free parking and great beds. Some rooms at Premier Inn can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast has the expected cooked items, including vegetarian sausages, as well as a wide continental selection.

Brampton Court Hotel - Ideally situated for a relaxing break in Torquay, this family-run hotel is nestled on top of a hill, on a tranquil, tree-lined street, providing stunning views over the Bay. Just a short walk away from the seafront, town centre and Riviera Centre, Brampton Court gives you the best of both worlds; a peaceful setting with the convenience of all the amenities on your doorstep. During your stay, when you are not exploring the delights of Torquay and its surroundings, you can relax in the traditionally decorated lounge, or soak-up the sun in the lovely garden.

St Elizabeth's House - In the charming village of Plympton, near Plymouth, this Georgian manor house combines historic character with modern features, including 42-inch LCD TVs and free internet access. Surrounded by 9 acres of lawns and gardens, St Elizabeths House has a beautiful, peaceful setting. Small and independent, the hotel offers professional service with a friendly, personal quality. Combining original Georgian splendour with modern state-of-the-art facilities, each exclusive room is individually designed with its own unique charm. Every room has its own elegant bathroom with a separate bath and shower. All rooms have 42-inch LCD flat-screen TVs and free internet via modem. The rooms feature European oak furniture throughout and boast luxurious Vi-Spring mattresses, deluxe Egyptian cotton sheets and soft, fluffy bathrobes. The hotel has a relaxing bar and an intimate coffee lounge, while the superb restaurant offers fine food in a smart yet relaxing setting. Free on-site parking is available for guests.

The West Country Inn - Set in 2.5 acres, surrounded by moorland and unspoilt countryside, this charming property is a former 17th century Coaching Inn, full of character and warmth. Between the towns of Bideford and Bude, on the North Devon Atlantic Highway, the Inn boasts a wealth of original features, open fireplaces and stunning views over the beautiful surrounding countryside. Furthermore, the property is equipped with a Carvery/Function Room and a cosy restaurant with original flagstone flooring and crooked beams. In the evenings, after a long day of exploring the wonderful surroundings, you can relax in the Games Room or in the Lounge and Bar. In the warmer months, the Beer Garden is the ideal spot for a refreshing drink.

The Royal Castle Hotel Ltd - With a magnificent location, looking out over the harbour and the River Dart, right in the heart of Dartmouth, this 17th-century building offers bright, airy rooms, free Wi-Fi and a stylish restaurant. Privately owned, the award-winning Royal Castle Hotel has a great location, in the centre of the pretty town of Dartmouth, with its cobbled streets, intriguing shops and world-famous restaurants and bars. There are 25 en suite rooms, all of which are unique and individually decorated. Many of the rooms have river views, four-poster beds and spa baths. Every room has a TV, radio and tea/coffee making facilities. With wonderful views out over the river, Nu is the hotel's stylish and relaxed restaurant. The restaurant offers delicious food made from the best, freshest produce available locally. The hotel also has 2 bars: the contemporary Harbour bar and the more traditional Galleon bar. Both bars have real open log fires burning in the winter.

The Moorland Hotel - This hotel sits on the quiet southern slopes of Dartmoor National Park and is 20 minutes from the centre of Plymouth. It has views across the South Hams to the sea. The Moorland Hotel is ideal for touring this beautiful part of South Devon. There are many National Trust properties close by, and the Eden Project is a pleasant hour's drive away. The Phoenix Steakhouse offers mouth-watering steaks to be remembered. The ? la carte menu features tasty fish dishes, game meat and a large selection of vegetarian dishes. Bookings are essential. The hotel is well-placed for Langage Industrial Estate, Tamar Science Park and Lee Moor China Clay Works.

Barton Cross Hotel - A harmonious blend of seventeenth century charm with twenty-first century luxury, contribute to the success of The Barton Cross Hotel for both the business executive and the tourist. Set in glorious Devon countryside, just four miles from the historic city of Exeter, it is an excellent venue for touring Devon. The candlelit restaurant has gained AA Rosette Awards and The Good Food and Michelin guide recommendations.

Bickleigh Castle - One of Devon's most beautiful wedding venues and bed and breakfast breaks, this 14th century castle nestles in a valley surrounded by 30 acres of lush green land. The River Exe runs through the estate, offering you the chance to fish or just sit and listen as the river makes its way back to the sea. This is an opportunity not only to be close to nature, but to almost touch history: the chapel was built only 30 years after the Normans landed in Britain in the 11th century and stands intact today as probably the oldest 'living' building in Devon. Bickleigh Castle offers bed and breakfast and wedding accommodation with 15 bedrooms, including twin, double and family rooms, available in our newly renovated thatched cottages situated around the castle courtyard. All of the bedrooms are tastefully decorated and furnished to a high standard.

The Anchor Inn - Looking out to sea, in the beautiful, unspoilt fishing village of Beer on the East Devon coast, this charming inn offers tasty food, fine wines, good beers, en suite rooms and a cliff-top beer garden. Originally dating back to the 19th century, when it was a coastguard lookout, this charming colour-washed building now houses a cosy, traditional inn. The cliff-top beer garden has magnificent sea views and in the winter, the bars are kept warm and cosy with real open fires. With stunning panoramic sea views, the bar and restaurant specialises in fresh, locally caught seafood, with a wide range of other dishes also available. There is a comprehensive wine list and a selection of fine real ales, as you would expect from an inn located in the village of Beer. The en suite rooms are tastefully furnished and attractively decorated. All have TVs, telephones, ironing facilities and tea/coffee. Some rooms have sea views.

Cranborne House - Within easy walking distance of the town centre, seafront and harbour, this charming Victorian terrace property has been award one of the highest accolades of being selected for the Michelin Guide 2008. Run by the hospitable and friendly owners, Russell and Jayne, Cranborne House is a beautifully presented boutique style guesthouse offering quality accommodation and services. The high quality and standard of the house is reflected in the fact that it is one of the highest graded guesthouses in the area. Situated in the heart of Torquay, during your stay you can easily access a number of local attractions, including the 19 beaches and coves along the English Riviera and Torre Abbey. For those staying on business, the Riviera Conference Centre is also nearby.

The Royal Hotel - This historic hotel has first-class food, friendly service and a great location for North Devon's sights, including Clovelly village and the picturesque Tarka Trail for walkers and cyclists. The Royal Hotel is at the eastern end of ancient Bideford Bridge and close to public transport. It is easy to explore the centre of Bideford and the quayside, where you can catch a boat to Lundy Island. The hotel is associated with the 17th-century Court of Assize and the author, Sir Charles Kingsley, who wrote some of 'The Water Babies' and 'Westward Ho!' whilst staying here. At The Royal Hotel, rooms are clean, comfortable and have 24-hour room service. One of the hotel's famous features is the oak-panelled Kingsley Room, with its ornate, sculpted ceiling.

Collaven Manor Hotel - Well linked to the M5, this 15th-century manor house stands in 4 acres of gardens, with glorious countryside views and a rich history. Collaven Manor is in the North West of Dartmoor. Built of granite and covered in creeper plant, the manor has a traditional English feel. Enjoy flowerbeds, birdsong and spacious lawns where you can play bowls, croquet or enjoy Afternoon Tea. An intimate bar-lounge offers winter log fires or cool summer shelter, while the Hamilton Restaurant serves the best of local and home-grown ingredients. The bedrooms at Collaven Manor are full of character, with wood-beamed ceilings and spectacular views over Dartmoor and the surrounding countryside. You can even choose a room with a luxury four-poster bed.

Tantons Hotel - In the centre of historic Bideford, at the heart of North Devon, this privately owned and managed hotel looks out over the River Torridge, opposite the ancient bridge. Next to the town centre and within easy walking distance of all that Bideford has to offer, Tantons Hotel offers comfortable en suite accommodation at great-value rates. All of the light and airy rooms have modern d?cor, TVs, telephones, radio/alarm clocks, hairdryers and tea/coffee making facilities. With a relaxing, informal atmosphere, the newly refurbished Dino's Grill House restaurant offers an ? la carte menu of great-value dishes from all around the world. Stylish and comfortable, Dino's Lounge Bar offers high-quality drinks and cuisine in a contemporary environment. Featuring two 40-inch flat screen TVs with Freeview channels, it's also a great place to watch the big match. A privately owned hotel, Tantons prides itself on offering a warm welcome and friendly, personal service.

The Imperial Hotel - At Barnstaple's only 4-star hotel offering traditional Edwardian luxury, you can enjoy a central location overlooking the River Taw. Situated in the town centre, it is only a 10 minute drive to the beautiful North Devon coast. The hotel is an ideal base for exploring the area and visiting Dartington Glass Factory, the coastal village of Clovelly with its 14th century harbour, and the beautiful Lynton and Lynmouth. Spend a few relaxing moments during morning coffee or afternoon tea, and make the most of the hotels service, where guests' comfort is of paramount importance.

The Crawford Hotel - With a convenient location just off the A377, less than a mile (1.6 km) from Exeter's city centre, the Crawford Hotel offers comfortable en suite accommodation and free parking. The Crawford Hotel has a large car park, with parking available free of charge for guests. All of the rooms are en suite and have a TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Guests have access to their rooms 24 hours a day and are free to come and go as they please. There is a large bar with a pool table and darts. Free wireless internet access is available in the hotel's public areas.

Premier Inn Barnstaple - On the edge of town, Premier Inn Barnstaple has comfy beds, free parking and an on-site Table Table restaurant for tasty meals. The hotel is a 20-minute drive from Saunton Sands Beach or Exmoor, and has good access to main roads. Some rooms at Premier Inn can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. Breakfast includes the expected cooked items such as scrambled, fried, poached or boiled eggs, and pork or vegetarian sausages. There is also a wide continental selection.

Sea Trout Inn - Sea Trout Inn is a traditional inn with a conservatory restaurant. It dates from the 15th century and is located in the beautiful Dart Valley near Totnes. The inn has 10 en suite rooms, some of which overlook the pretty patio garden. Some rooms have a shower, some have a bath, and others have both. The fine-dining restaurant serves modern British cuisine, and 2 individual bar areas offer fresh, homemade pub food to a very high standard. Blackpool Sands and Dartmouth Harbour are within easy reach. Buckfast Abbey can be reached via the steam train from Staverton Station.

Cliffden Hotel - The 3-star (AA) Cliffden Hotel is close to the Blue Flag Teignmouth Beach and has a 15-metre heated indoor pool, large landscaped gardens and good accessibility features. Ideal for short breaks and family holidays, the Cliffden Hotel has spacious bedrooms, many with spectacular views of the gardens and surrounding coastline. Four Seasons restaurant offers a wide range of cuisine combining local, traditional and modern dishes. The bar serves local ales and traditional Devon cream teas. Teignmouth is famous for its red sandy beach, mild climate and friendly hospitality. From the hotel you can access a wide range of activities and trips, whatever your age and interests. Paignton Zoo, Dartmoor, Exeter and the Eden Project are all within easy reach. The Cliffden has good accessibility features, especially for guests who have problems with sight.

The George Hotel - In the centre of South Molton, this charming 17th century, Grade II listed, AA 2-star rated hotel boasts a rich history, a friendly atmosphere, excellent food and cosy log fires. The George Hotel is located near Barnstaple and Tiverton, on the edge of Exmoor. Family run, it has 9 comfortable en suite bedrooms, the Exmoor bar, a residents' lounge, function rooms and a full ? la carte restaurant and private dining room. The entrance hall, restaurant and bar were beautifully refurbished in July 2007 and the function room in July 2008. Winner of the North Devon Tourism award for Best Hotel 2007 and Visit Exmoor Hotel of the Year 2006, The George Hotel is ideally situated in the town square of the lovely market town of South Molton. Very popular in the town, The George is a local meeting point for many local clubs and societies, as well as tourists and business visitors. All come here to enjoy the friendly ambience, tasty cuisine, log fires, fine wines and traditional ales. Take a look at the fantastic-value dinner, bed and breakfast offers (Minimum stay - 2 nights).

Holiday Inn Plymouth - An ideally situated, modern hotel in Plymouth City Centre. We have views over the famous Plymouth Hoe and Plymouth Sound. A perfect location for all visitors. With panoramic views over Plymouth sound, this impressive bedroom hotel is situated close to the town centre. Following a major investment, the Holiday Inn Plymouth celebrated the opening of its new-look contemporary restaurant on the Penthouse floor overlooking the sea, serving up a tempting selection of dishes from traditional favourites to healthy options. As well as a choice of stylish accommodation guests will be able to experience the hotel's Club Motivation health and fitness club, where facilities include an indoor swimming pool, steam room, sauna & fully equipped air-conditioned gymnasium.

Jurys Inn Exeter - Located on the Western Way in the city centre, Jurys Inn Exeter is a contemporary hotel, providing the perfect base from which to explore Exeter and the surrounding area. The spacious rooms are stylishly furnished, with an en suite and power shower. All rooms have a flat-screen Freeview TV. Jurys Inn Exeter is conveniently situated a 2 minute walk away from Princesshay, a contemporary shopping quarter. Other local attractions include Exeter's historic quayside and Exeter Cathedral. Wireless internet is available in the hotel. Guests may enjoy a drink in the stylish bar or dine in the comfortable restaurant. 7 meeting rooms are available for business and events.

The Dudley Hotel - Dudley Hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Plymouth city centre, railway station and university. The breakfast ingredients are from local Devon farms. The lounge has a 42-inch plasma-screen TV. A quality and affordable base, the Dudley Hotel offers comfort with a personal touch. Each en suite room has digital TV, free wireless internet access, radio, hairdryer and drinks tray. Extra pillows and bedding are available. Breakfast is normally served until 08:30 (weekdays), or 09:30 (weekends), but the aim is to be flexible. The meat and eggs used are from local farms. Plymouth Hoe and ferry ports are a mile (1.6 km) away, with Plymouth Airport 4 miles (6.4 km).

The Pines At Eastleigh - Selected by the AA as 'One of Britain's Best in 2009', the Pines at Eastleigh is a Georgian country house, set in 7 hilltop acres with views over open countryside to Lundy Island. Log fires, king-size beds and a garden-room bar with library maps and a warm welcome await our guests in this award-winning country house. All rooms are en suite and have TVs, well-stocked hospitality trays with tea/coffee making facilities, telephones, hairdryers, and central heating. Ground-floor rooms around the peaceful courtyard garden are also available. The courtyard rooms offer completely independent access, so you may come and go as you please throughout your holiday. Free wireless internet access is available in all bedrooms. The Pines is a non-smoking establishment. Pets are welcome by arrangement.

Two Bridges Hotel - Nestling beside the West Dart River, in 60 acres of private grounds at the very heart of the Dartmoor National Park, the hotel is reminiscent of a bygone age of opulence with the added extravagance of today's little luxuries. Built in 1794 as a coaching inn at the opening of the trans-moor turnpike, the property was originally called 'The Saracen's Head'. It only gained its present name in the early 1900s when the modern road was completed. The comfortable lounges, with log fires and leather armchairs, are the ideal place to relax after a day on the moor.

Quayside Hotel - Enjoying panoramic views over the harbour and Torbay, the Quayside Hotel consists of 6 beautifully converted fishermen's cottages and retains a cosiness and charm rarely found today. What better place to spend a relaxing holiday than in the picturesque fishing port of Brixham. With its wealth of history and ever-changing scenery, the town is an ideal base from which to discover the delights of South Devon. The hotel is within a few minutes' walk of the town centre, the marina and many of the spectacular walks along the area's beautiful coastline. Each of the hotel's individually appointed rooms has its own unique character and charm. All of the en suite rooms have modern comforts and facilities, including TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. The hotel's facilities include a comfortable lounge, an intimate restaurant, a cosy residents' bar and a traditional public bar. Free parking is available in nearby Ranscombe Road.

The Barnstaple Hotel - This hotel is just a 15 minute stroll to the town centre and only a 10 minute drive to the glorious beaches of North Devon. The Barnstaple Hotel has a stylish brasserie-restaurant and a health and leisure club including indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools.

Penhaven Country House Hotel - Set in 10 acres of grounds, this tranquil hotel provides a perfect base to relax, unwind and enjoy everything that North Devon has to offer. The stylishly refurbished hotel is full of character and comfort with luxurious finishes. The friendly staff are welcoming and offer exceptional service. Built in the 1700s, but recently refurbished, the hotel sits at the heart of the estate and is now very much part of the 21st century. Dogs may stay for an additional nightly charge.

The Astor Hotel - It is the aim of the Astor Hotel to provide quality service and value in a welcoming and relaxed environment. It is of uppermost importance to us that all of our customers leave us content and planning to return. The cosy lounge bar is an ideal meeting place and the perfect setting for pre-dinner drinks. Our restaurant is famous for its exclusive international cuisine, as well as traditional English fayre and a good selection of wines.

Buckerell Lodge - Set in 4 acres of peaceful, beautifully landscaped grounds, just one mile from the heart of Exeter, Buckerell Lodge Hotel provides the perfect combination of seclusion and convenient city access. Less than 5 miles from Exeter International Airport, the hotel is less than 30 minutes drive from the spectacular natural beauty of Dartmoor and the areas lovely beaches. The great location, close to Exeter city centre, makes the hotel a great venue for a wide range of events including meetings and conferences, private dining and formal receptions. There are plenty of historic buildings to visit in the region, including the city's famous cathedral. Powderham Castle, one of Britain's best-known stately homes, is nearby and there are several National Trust properties in the vicinity, including Castle Drogo and Killerton House and Gardens, as well as the Crealy Park, ideal for families or the Bicton Park and Knightshayes Court. Buckerell Lodge was a 2008 finalist in the South West Tourist Authority, Business Tourism Excellence Awards.

Gipsy Hill Hotel - In 3 acres of beautiful gardens, close to the M5 motorway and Exeter's city centre and airport, this 19th-century country house offers good-value rooms and free Wi-Fi and parking. On the outskirts of the cathedral city of Exeter, the Gipsy Hill Hotel is just a mile (1.6 km) from junction 29 of the M5 and only 3 miles (5 km) from both the city centre and Exeter International Airport. Exeter Business Park is just 400 metres away Also within easy reach are the Dartmoor National Park, Crealy Adventure Park and South Devon, which has some of the best beaches and walks in Britain. All of the rooms have TVs, hairdryers, trouser presses, telephones and tea/coffee. Alongside the spacious and recently refurbished bar and lounge area, the popular Lawns Restaurant serves good-quality food at reasonable prices. Gipsy Hill Hotel prides itself on its friendly, welcoming staff and good food.