Small Boutique hotels in DEVON

With a huge variety of country accommodations, an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, spa facilities, and a restaurant, this place is perfect for a rural retreat with family, friends, and even a pet. Enjoy the stunning countryside and the modern rustic style. Ask to schedule luxury extras such as spa access and treatments. There is even a private cinema, screening room for watching films and movies. Participate in the plethora of outdoor activities nearby or just stay on site to relax and unwind. Come by car and park for free at Gara Rock.

Enjoying a prime location on the seafront at Sidmouth, Hotel Riviera is situated in an elegantly restored regency building, once a terrace of three-storey residences. This charming property offers luxurious accommodation and great food in a fabulous beach-front setting. Hotel Riviera is ideal for relaxing stays in this pretty seaside resort, a gateway to the spectacular land and seascapes of the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Standing by the South-West Coastal Path, guests can enjoy easy hikes up and down the coast, or just laze on the sand and shingle beaches, particularly noted for their cleanliness and water purity. Other outdoor activities available include a range of water-sports, while guests at the hotel enjoy country membership at Sidmouth Cricket, Tennis and Croquet Club, along with concessionary green fees at the nearby Sidmouth Golf Club and Woodbury Park Golf and Country Club. The proud holder of Two AA Rosettes, the restaurant at Hotel Riviera serves discerning menus that combine the finest of English cuisine with international dishes, featuring locally sourced, seasonal produce, with an emphasis on fish and seafood. Guests can enjoy both table d'hôte and à la carte dining, and special diet and vegetarian meals are available on request. Other highlights include traditional Devonshire cream teas, and drinks and snacks are served throughout the day in the elegant Regency Bar or on the Terrace in summer months.

Enjoying a stunning location, surrounded by beautiful landscaped grounds on the Edge of Exmoor National Park, Kentisbury Grange is set in a grade II listed Victorian manor house. Painstakingly and elegantly restored to the highest standards by the prominent interior designer Karen Gray, this charming property offers luxurious boutique accommodation and award-winning cuisine in an idyllic rural setting. Standing just outside the pretty little hamlet of Kentisbury Ford, Kentisbury Grange is ideally placed for exploring this beautiful corner of North Devon. Perfect for visiting Exmoor, outdoor activities available close by the hotel include hiking, fishing, bird watching, or clay-pigeon shooting. With some of the finest beaches in the country a short drive from the Grange, North Devon is a surfer's paradise, with beaches to suit surfers of all levels of ability. Coaching, lessons and gear hire can be arranged from the lodge. Located in the majestically landscaped grounds of the hotel, Kentisbury Grange Hotel's signature restaurant, The Coach House by Michael Caines, is the proud holder of two AA Rosettes. This masterpiece of contemporary rustic design offers fabulous menus based on innovative yet classic cuisine and locally sourced, seasonal ingredients, all with the trademark expertise of multi award-winning Michelin Starred chef Michael Caines MBE. Traditional and champagne afternoon teas are also available.

Enjoying a spectacular location, set in the midst of rolling Devon countryside with views reaching down to Lyme Bay, Orestone Manor is a small, family run boutique hotel. Steeped in history - the manor was once the residence of I.K. Brunel - this charming property offers luxurious accommodation, great food and friendly service in a delightful rural setting. Ideally placed for exploring this beautiful corner of South Devon, Orestone Manor is within easy reach of some of the region's most important landmarks and attractions. A short distance from Torquay, with its historic links to Agatha Christie, its delightful harbour, pavilion and Kents Cavern stone-age site, guests wishing to explore slightly further afield can be on Dartmoor in less than half an hour. Another fascinating attraction is the Round Robin steam train and historic river boat circuit. The proud holder of two AA Rosettes, Orestone Manor's restaurant serves delicious menus featuring modern English and European cuisine, based on the finest locally sourced seasonal produce - South Devon beef, West Country free-range pork and lamb, local game and freshly caught fish and seafood from the local fishing fleets. The Manor also arranges a selection of unique gastronomic events, including 'Allo 'Allo, Murder Mystery or Fawlty Towers theme nights, along with Seafood nights and mid-week table d'hôtes.

Salcombe Harbour Hotel enjoys a privileged location on the waterfront at Salcombe, overlooking the Kingsbridge Estuary. Situated in one of the town's most emblematic properties, this luxury four-star hotel recently underwent a multi-million pound renovation, and now offers boutique-style accommodation, gourmet cuisine and unique spa facilities in a peerless harbour setting. Within easy reach of many of this charming maritime town's most important points of interest - the harbour, the ferries, some delightful beaches, Salcombe Harbour Hotel is ideally placed for relaxing visits to Salcombe and South Devon in general. Immensely popular with water-sports and sailing enthusiasts, the town offers a superb range of facilities and services for water based activities, while hikers and walkers will be fascinated by the coastal paths. On site, guests can enjoy an indoor swimming pool, along with the unique, newly built Salcombe Harbour Spa, which features five treatment rooms, a fitness suite, a Jacuzzi, a sauna and a steam room. Salcombe Harbour Hotel's stylish new waterfront restaurant, The Jetty, serves exceptional menus based on local and seasonal dishes and the finest locally sourced produce - fish and seafood from Salcombe's fishing fleet, and South Devon's famous dairy, beef, lamb and garden products. The Terrace restaurant also offers al fresco dining, great cocktails and entertainment, all with the most spectacular estuary views.

Enjoying a fabulous location, right before the Salcombe's beautiful South Sands beach, South Sands is situated in one of the town's most emblematic properties. After a chequered history and a number of changes of ownership, this delightful property was rescued by its present owners in 2008. After a painstaking and thorough renovation, it reopened in May of 2010, and now offers boutique accommodation and fine cuisine in a matchless beachfront setting. As befits a historic property that is located beside the old lifeboat station, in a town that is renowned for its seafaring history, South Sands features nautical themes throughout the hotel. Rooms and suites have been named after sailing vessels popular in this charming seafaring town, and have a New England-style décor. Starting with the little Optimist, and continuing through Enterprises, Yawls, Dragons and right up to the majestic J-Class, rooms vary in size and specification, but all are comfortable and fully equipped with all modern amenities. South Sands is home to the stunning Beachside Restaurant, where guests and visitors can enjoy contemporary British cuisine prepared with the finest locally sourced produce from the South Devon and West Country land and sea. Large and airy, the restaurant features floor-to-ceiling windows opening onto a delightful decked terrace, with spectacular views of the estuary.

Located in the heart of historic Exeter, Southernhay House is situated in a grade II listed Georgian townhouse, originally built in 1821. After an extensive and painstaking renovation, this fabulous property has been converted into a luxury boutique hotel, offering exclusive accommodation and great food and drinks in a highly individual setting. Ideal for both business and pleasure in this beautiful city, Southernhay House is just a three minute walk from Exeter Cathedral, while many more of the city's most important points of interest are also within easy reach, including cathedral close, the House that Moved, the Medieval Bridge, among many others. A Fairtrade City, Exeter is home to the Princesshay and Guildhall shopping centres, with local, regional and international shops. Southernhay House's restaurant serves traditional British Cuisine with a Mediterranean twist, with à la carte menus available at lunch and dinner. The elegant Georgian dining room seats up to 30 guests, and can be booked for exclusive private and corporate events. Other delightful venues include the bar, with a fabulous range of cocktails and light meals throughout the day, and the romantic Veranda, for al fresco dining and celebrations.

Located in the historic village of Plympton St Maurice, and surrounded by 5 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, St Elizabeth's House is situated in a magnificently restored and maintained Georgian manor house. This charming property offers luxury boutique-style accommodation and fine cuisine in an idyllic, peaceful setting. Perfect for both business and pleasure in this historic village, St Elizabeth's House is just a short walk from both Plympton castle and the ancient parish church, while both Plymouth and Dartmoor are also within easy reach. St Elizabeth's House is host to a fine restaurant, where the chef and his team offer daily changing menus based on the finest seasonal, locally sourced produce. The restaurant has a warm and friendly atmosphere, and offers great views of the scenic gardens through its tall Regency style windows. St Elizabeth's Bar is also a delightful venue for drinks and snacks throughout the day, with cosy sofas, a long bar and a fascinating selection of prints on the walls. St Elizabeth's House also offers a fabulous range of facilities for weddings, private celebrations and unique business meetings, seminars or presentations.