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"Fantastic stay. Maddy and Godfry were great hosts. The cottage is perfect. Lovely little garden with Wysteria flowers for your morning coffee. 800 year old pub literally across the road. Great rural Devon walks. Loved the place"

"The public rooms were in good condition but rather dated, reflecting the hotel's ostentatious history. The corridors and fire doors to the rooms were in poor condition, some damaged paint, wallpaper and carpet. The room was small and dated but clean with plenty of storage. The staff were very helpful and friendly and the breakfast offered a great choice. Whilst it is becoming increasingly common, as a hotel guest, I don't like paying extra to park my car."

"Room was clean and towels smelt amazing. Lovely staff very friendly. Great place to stay the family loved it. Very close to Model village and Bygones. Short Walt to coop or Tesco express. Loved it. "

"Needs refurnishing and a little out dated"

"Nice stay. Room was very small compared to others I have stayed at but wasn’t a problem. Car park fee was very high & drinks also."

"Good"

"Everything was spot on: clean, well maintained, well equipped kitchen. There was a beautiful garden to use too. The hosts, Jon and Sara were lovely with plenty of helpful hints, advice and general information. I would certainly recommend!"

"Parking was safe, very clean great place"

"Parking is limited and prebookable at £10 a night, but there is plenty of free street parking in the area. We had a nice sea view on the 3rd floor, but unfortunately the lift only goes up to the 2nd floor. The room was compact but clean and comfortable with a nice big walk in shower. The breakfast is a buffet and was included in the price we paid. It was edible but the bacon was stuck together so some wasn’t cooked properly and the eggs were a little rubbery. Also the toaster was very much hit and miss. To be fair there was a coach party staying so maybe that's why things were a litte chaotic. We would stay there again though. "