Hotels in de buurt van River Dart Country Park (Newton Abbot)

'Nice staff, new room, comfortable bed'

'Room was very clean with great view over fields from window. Staff helpful & personable. Breakfast very good & most welcome. A great place to stay.'

'Prima herberg en pub met een redelijke keuken. Het leek op de website wel idyllischer dan in werkelijkheid. De Inn ligt aan aan doorgaande weg en je kunt er niet te voet bij vandaan. Dus vanuit de Inn een stukje wandelen was niet mogelijk. Wat echter belangrijk voor ons was was dat er in de Inn geen enkele kamer was waar een bed beschikbaar was dat langer was dan 1,90m. Ik ben bijna 2 m lang en ben dus te lang voor deze bedden. De breedte van slechts 1,40m is voor jonge, niet al te grote mensen...

'Beautiful spacious and well appointed room Lovely kitchenette '

'I got to my room and was told there was no breakfast available, i checked into my room and slept soundly'

'Every thing was really good! Always the same high standard in every way'

'Excellent hotel with a warm welcome: a personal note, a radio, cookies and a very clean room. Cosy, beautiful surroundings and perfect staff!'

'After a full day of walking what a treat the Station House was! Beautifully decorated room, comfortable bed, lots of hot water, the use of the common room, a informative book about the property and local suggestions as well as a cafe of delicious food.'

'Perfect location for visiting family'

'Nice sizeable and comfortable room. Unfortunately it was quite hot due to it being on the second floor and after a string of hotter than usual days, not helped by the fact that the heated towel rail (from the hot water system) couldn't be shut off. But a great old pub to stay in all the same. We had a lovely meal in the restaurant.'

'Good points :- Location, helpful staff, clean an & comfortable rooms and dining facilities, good food. Bad points :- Car park far too small - can be a real problem finding a space and parking. No lift to upper floors and therefore access challenging for some senior citizens and a no-go for the disabled.'