You will recieve a wonderful warm welcome from Sally and her family. The rooms in "The Oratory" are spacious and clean, the bathroom in the "Chapel" is exquisite. We have also stayed in "The Beeches" (next door) which is lovely and comfortable.

We loved staying at "The Oratory", the wide range of continental breakfast goodies set us up very well for a long walk on the moor. While the self catering Beeches kitchen has all the mod-cons you need to look after yourself.

Can't recommend both properties highly enough.

Not a place to stay for anyone who feels the cold - the heating is turned on twice a day - early in the morning which means we woke up hot, then got cold over breakfast when it went off. Then it comes on again at 5ish - not much good when we arrived back soaked and cold at 4pm on a miserable winter's day. By about 930 it was gone again.

Beds were hard and springy and breakfast was serve yourself from a fridge in the room.

Not my cup of tea at all, though the owner was friendly and the rooms nicely decorated. Great bathroom too with lovely bath - but so so cold.

Stayed at The Oratory for 3 nights as part of trip down memory lane for my husband & sister in law who was over from Canada
What a pleasant surprise - no hassle and nothing was too much trouble for Sally or Mike - Bed &Breakfast with a very well stocked fridge & more
Thanks for a brilliant ew days - we will definately b bak - especially if you can arrange the weather Sally!
Regards Jo B

I stayed there for 2 nights in December whilst attending a training course at Dartmoor prison. I was allocated the annex which is huge & very well appointed. The self assembly continental breakfast is monumental, one couldn't ask for anything better.

Sally is a very friendly & helpful hostess. I strongly recommend the Oratory.