Whimple Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in Whimple, United Kingdom

Cannot say enough about this hotel; everything from the views to the room and amenities absolutely excellent. Ian and Linda, the owners were incredibly attentive and discreet. Breakfasts the best we've ever had - homemade and absolutely fresh in every respect.

We haven't been to the area in many years, and it was nice to be back if only for a few days

We greatly appreciated the kindness and hospitality of our hosts during the stay at Eastwrey Barton and thank them most sincerely for all their hard work and efforts to make this a memorable occasion for us.

We found Muddifords Court online after a frustrating day and despite a late arrival our host (sorry useless with names - 21, with beard) made us welcome and spent time telling us a bit of the history of the accommodation. Driving down the tree lined avenue, across the gravelled Dave, past the immaculately manicured lawns to the quintessentially English Country House, we knew we had made the right choice. We stayed in App,e room which had an eclectic mixture of furnishing that 'worked'. The bathroom was classical French with a huge bathtub - big enough for Keith! We should have ordered breakfast - but will next time

Great location and great food. Everything in walking distance

This was our first time at the Bath House Hotel and our whole stay was very enjoyable. The rooms are really lovely and equipped with everything you need. The breakfast is wonderful from the delicious fruit platter to the full English. Evening meals excellent with a good choice. Could not fault this hotel at all.

We had a comfortable night's stay at Southern Cross.

Excellent staff and great services near to the city and bus stop

Beautiful Edwardian building in its own grounds,with views of bay and town.wonderful lounge full of sofas and easy chairs or there's the sun lounge over looking the garden to the sea.

The hotel is ideally situated if you want to see the main attractions around this part of Devon, Cornwall and Dorset