An excellent meal in the attractively refurbished dining room. Although the restaurant was very busy, the staff were warm, welcoming and attentive. The food was attractively presented and tasty.

We stayed at the Arundell arms for 2 nights over New Years Eve so i suppose the price of £175 for the room was inflated because of this. This was my only gripe as our Room No 12 was just not worth this price. It was too small although clean.

The service and the friendliness of the team right from the start was really very good and fantastic to be honest. The food was also very good and we dined in the restaurant on NYE and in the bar on New Years day - both very good.

Childrens meals very small you may want to order the adults portion as it wasnt that different in price for some dishes.

There is also a skittle alley, table tennis and table football in the building in the car park which is free and great fun if you are with a couple or have children.

The only thing we felt was this was for the older set - we arent that young ie 45's however we were the youngest on NYE.

Stayed here one night on business. As a keen fly fisherman and shooter I had of course heard of the Arundel Arms ans was looking forward to staying but I have to confess I was a little disappointed.
The staff were all very polite but a little aloof so I decided to eat next door in their pub.Had one pint and came out as the language of the people at the bar was foul (And I work in the motor trade so have heard everything)
Went back to the hotel to find there was no beer available on tap (in fact another customer went to pub and brought his beer back!)
Meal was very good and breakfast was fine. Room really small but maybe this was as I had booked via a "late booking" type of web site.
I got the feeling that they felt they didn't need to try too hard as afterall "This is the Arundel Arms".

The Arundell Arms is a delightful traditional English country hotel. The old polished slate floors, open fires and super hospitality adds to the experience. Fishing, shooting, good food and stunning Devon countryside is enough of a draw to make return visits essential.
There is a buzzing bar and village pub, a smart dining room and old style lounge. The restaurant food is fantastic with local meat and fish cooked brilliantly. The bedrooms are bright and well furnished.