Hazelwood House is a magical place. The ride there is filled with stunning views you'll not soon forget. The accommodations are special, warm and friendly. The food is glorious. And the most valuable part of your experience at Hazelwood will unfold as you meet the gals who own the guest house. We were lucky enough to have dinner with the... More

My wife and I have just spent two nights at Hazelwood. From the initial warm, enthusiastic and genuine greeting through to the very long chat about our escapades on departure it is fair to say that this is one of the nicest places we have stayed at. The room which gave a magnificent view across the valley was spotlessly clean... More

Hazelwood House is tucked away in a wooded valley in Devon, and it is well worth negotiating the narrow, winding lanes to get there! It really is a haven of peace and tranquility and the welcome we received could not have been warmer. The hotel has the feel of an old family home and you do feel as though you... More

Spent four nights here with my wife in a large front facing bedroom on the first floor. Nice welcome from receptionist & Lily - a rather more muted one from Daisy Cat - but cats are like that.. Ambience was just up our street. Hazelwood was comfortable, cosy, not boutique & not for posers. Attractive dining room & tasty food.... More

Hazelwood house is not the easiest place to find despite excellent directions on their website. You convince yourself that it cannot possibly be up that tiny narrow lane! Once we arrived we were warmly welcomed and shown to our room. It was rustic in a charming way and we were not looking for modern luxury. The ambience of Hazelwood is... More

A remote, wild and truly unspoilt location. In truth, very overgrown and not easily accessible if you are anything other than able bodied. The woods and bushes have grown up around the hotel rather like sleeping beauty's castle in the briar and make it very dark and slightly damp inside the building. The hotel is an old Victorian building 'rescued'... More

Off the beaten track Hazelwood is a superb find for those that genuinely want to experience traditional English hospitality. Once the secret retreat of the Peeks the eccentric victorian tea merchant family, Hazelwood fell in to rack and ruin in the latter part of the 20th cent. It was rescued from distruction by a team of dedicated friends and little... More

We started coming to Hazelwood at the end of the eighties on the recommendation of friends who had heard of the work of the Dandelion foundation and the excellent and frequent musical and other performances here. We have seen world quality singers, Japanese drummers, the Medici chamber orchestra and much much more. We have stayed overnight after the fiftieth birthday... More

I have my own tour business and I have travelled all over the world in many 5 star hotels and this hotel surpasses all of them. Why do you ask? This hotel is situated in breathtaking landscape with its Victorian rustic gardens, situated in a valley of outstanding beauty. You instantly take in the peace and tranquillity of the area... More