Recently Reviewed Hotels around Chulmleigh

• Fox and Hounds Country Hotel
  "Relaxing Two Night Break"
  "My wife and I went for a 2 night deal last week. Very impressed. Nice room, great bar & restaurant, attractive grounds, pleasant and efficient staff and excellent breakfasts! Would certainly recommend and very dog friendly, although in an unobtrusive way for those not keen on pets. Many thanks."
• Chulmleigh Manor
  "Wow! Fabulous, stunning accommodation and grounds"
  "The Rectory is the perfect setting for a get together with family, friends or colleagues - whatever the occasion. We were a group of 20 who came together for a family birthday. The rooms were stylish, each with a different, luxurious theme. All the usual amenities you would expect from accommodatio..."n at this level were available but with that extra bit of flair and personality. The reception rooms were delightful and so comfortable with beautiful soft furnishings, furniture and artworks. The pool area and gardens were simply stunning. You could lose yourself in the different spaces. The countryside that surrounds the house is really pretty. For people who enjoy a good walk there were lots of options right on the doorstep. For a large house The Rectory is full of charm and atmosphere - we can't wait to come back. And the owners were great too. Really interesting and very helpful. " More >
• Bealey Court Holiday Cottages
  "Easter was blinking cold but thats what a fire is there for!"
  "Returned to Bealy after last year - on what was the coldest Easter for 60 years! So brought appropriate clothing and a pint of Man Up - which is like Horlicks but more Manly. The owners gave us free logs due to the cold and after the first day we could get the cottage up to an OK temperature after..." taking the chill off, and a fleece over a pully did the trick. The key was, I found, to bed the fire in and keep it in, just like mom and pop used to. This time was with Children who got into the swing of things, the pool was fine in terms of Chlorine - I have to say, when ever I use a pool I have a wash after anyway (and before as it happens) so I am a little perplexed at a previous reviewers comment about having a shower as cleanliness is next to godliness, or so I am told, and washing after being in the pool is pretty standard? Just back from South Africa - Why's this relevant. Well I went self catering there and comparatively, the amount of kit you get in the cottages is spectac... " More >