Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Beautiful old Elizabethan mansion that presents immaculately and gives you a real sense of history. Fantastic service - nothing is too much for all the staff. I will be returning.
Beautiful old Elizabethan mansion that presents immaculately and gives you a real sense of history. Fantastic service - nothing is too much for all the staff. I will be returning.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed February 13, 2020Reviewed February 13, 2020
We had a lovely stay at the moorland! The staff were very friendly and helpful and our room was very clean and pleasant to sleep in :) there is a handy bar and restaurant within the hotel which we had pre booked a table at & the food was great!
They also allow your dogs to stay which is another great feature. As to the local area, we only stayed at the hotel as stop pit so didn't get to explore the surroundings but it did look very peaceful & tranquil and would be great for walkers! Highly...
We had a lovely stay at the moorland! The staff were very friendly and helpful and our room was very clean and pleasant to sleep in :) there is a handy bar and restaurant within the hotel which we had pre booked a table at & the food was great!
They also allow your dogs to stay which is another great feature. As to the local area, we only stayed at the hotel as stop pit so didn't get to explore the surroundings but it did look very peaceful & tranquil and would be great for walkers! Highly...
Liana
Reviewed February 15, 2017Reviewed February 15, 2017
Absolutely fabulous. Go and stay there - whether you are in the area or not!
The best welcome I've ever had in any commercial place of stay - better than some friends!
Beautifully done, lovely touches everywhere and wonderfully thoughtful service.
Thanks you!
Absolutely fabulous. Go and stay there - whether you are in the area or not!
The best welcome I've ever had in any commercial place of stay - better than some friends!
Beautifully done, lovely touches everywhere and wonderfully thoughtful service.
Thanks you!
We've stayed at The Cornish Arms on many occasions and it never fails to disappoint. Fantastic welcoming staff, wonderful food (dinner and breakfast) and a well-appointed and luxurious room.
We've stayed at The Cornish Arms on many occasions and it never fails to disappoint. Fantastic welcoming staff, wonderful food (dinner and breakfast) and a well-appointed and luxurious room.
This was our second stay at Fowlescombe Farm and it only reinforced our view that it is one of the most special places to stay in the UK.
This time we stayed in the Pond Suite, which was every bit as beautifully designed and comfortable as our previous accommodation, with lovely views across the surrounding countryside. Being one of just three rooms within the Farmhouse, we particularly enjoyed having direct access to the spacious, well-equipped kitchen and the cosy lounge areas...
This was our second stay at Fowlescombe Farm and it only reinforced our view that it is one of the most special places to stay in the UK.
This time we stayed in the Pond Suite, which was every bit as beautifully designed and comfortable as our previous accommodation, with lovely views across the surrounding countryside. Being one of just three rooms within the Farmhouse, we particularly enjoyed having direct access to the spacious, well-equipped kitchen and the cosy lounge areas...
Lovely hotel step away from Plymouth Hoe. Arty decor super clean and comfy. Delicious breakfast. Family run, friendly and welcoming service. Would highly recommend.
Lovely hotel step away from Plymouth Hoe. Arty decor super clean and comfy. Delicious breakfast. Family run, friendly and welcoming service. Would highly recommend.
Clean room, helpful staff, appropriate amenities. Parking was a little issue but this was outside of the staff’s control and they provided appropriate alternative parking as our initial space was taken by a member of the public
Clean room, helpful staff, appropriate amenities. Parking was a little issue but this was outside of the staff’s control and they provided appropriate alternative parking as our initial space was taken by a member of the public
Christopher
Reviewed September 7, 2026Reviewed September 7, 2026
Very comfortable bed, nice big window, decent sized room with good facilities. The owner was very happy to help with fresh milk delivered and good suggestions for local food places.
Very comfortable bed, nice big window, decent sized room with good facilities. The owner was very happy to help with fresh milk delivered and good suggestions for local food places.
This property is in an idyllic location and you can walk on Dartmoor straight from the garden. The staff were the best bit, all really friendly and efficient. Extra Dog treats, bowl and ball were added extra touches that made the stay even more special.
This property is in an idyllic location and you can walk on Dartmoor straight from the garden. The staff were the best bit, all really friendly and efficient. Extra Dog treats, bowl and ball were added extra touches that made the stay even more special.
The best area to stay in Wotter is the village centre, particularly around Fore Street and the surrounding lanes.
This area is the heart of Wotter and offers a convenient base for exploring. You'll find a selection of traditional pubs serving local fare, independent shops, and the local market square. It's quite compact and easy to walk around, with the River Wotter flowing nearby, offering pleasant riverside strolls.
Couples looking for a relaxing and picturesque getaway will find the village centre ideal. You can enjoy quiet evenings, explore the local craft shops, and easily access walking trails that lead directly from the village into the surrounding countryside. The Wotter Heritage Museum is also located here, offering a glimpse into the area's history.
For those seeking a more rural and secluded experience, particularly families, the outskirts of Wotter, towards the Wotter Downs, offer a good alternative. Here, you'll find larger holiday cottages and guesthouses with more space, often featuring gardens and views of the rolling hills.
When is the best time to go to Wotter?
The best time to go to Wotter is during the late spring and summer months, from May to September, when the weather is generally at its finest.
During this period, you'll experience longer daylight hours and milder temperatures, making it ideal for exploring Wotter's outdoor attractions and the surrounding countryside. The Wotter Annual Flower Show in June and the Wotter Summer Music Festival in August are highlights, offering pleasant activities for visitors.
For those who prefer a quieter experience and cooler weather, late September and early October can also be a good option.
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