Hotels in Bideford

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The Pines At Eastleigh - Hotel - Food & beverage

Breakfast is served in the drawing room where a log fire burns on during early mornings, and the view from the window stretches from Hartland Point to Lundy Island over the little white town of Bideford. Breakfasts use home produced and locally sourced ingredients: fruit from the garden, home made yoghurt and prize-winning local meats. Special diets can be catered for.

The Pines At Eastleigh - Hotel - Area information

The diversity of landscapes within this unique area with its magnificent coast, moorland and rolling farmland all combine to offer visitors to the area an almost limitless range of activities to enjoy while on holiday. North Devon has over 850 square miles of some of England's finest coast and countryside. The Pines at Eastleigh is centrally located in this unique environment. From the hotel there are many walks along quiet lanes and footpaths with fine views. The interesting ancient port of Bideford, the fishing village of Appledore, the estuary at Instow and the sweeping beach at Westward Ho! are only a few minutes drive away. Clovelly, Tintagel, Lynton, Exmoor and Dartmoor are within an hour's drive. Golf, cycle hire, water sports (notably surfing) and horse riding are in easy reach. We invite you to relax in our home and enjoy the 7 acres of grounds set high above Bideford.

The Pines At Eastleigh - Hotel - Travel information

Car: Well connected, North Devon can be approached by road from the M5 Junction 27. The new North Devon link road the A361 takes you directly into the centre of North Devon. At the new Torridge Bridge on the A39, take the A386 south (signed East-the-Water) and watch for signs to Eastleigh in half a mile. Turn left on to this new road and take the first left on to an unclassified road signposted Eastleigh. This climbs for 2 miles, and The Pines is on the brow of the hill, the first house on the right entering the village. Rail: Central London is just 2 hours away if you use the Intercity rail links which serve Tiverton and Exeter. Air: London Heathrow is approximately 3 hours by road. There are also regional airports at at Bristol and Exeter.

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Durrant House Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Olive Tree Restaurant serves a Plat de Jour menu as well as an extensive a La Carte menu. The Oasis Grill & Bar serves a vairety of grills,basket meals, baguettes,Panini& burgers. The Indian Summer serves a all you can eat traditinal Indian Cuisine Buffet for only 9.99

Durrant House Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The diversity of landscapes within this unique area with its magnificent coast, moorland and rolling farmland all combine to offer visitors to the area an almost limitless range of activities to enjoy while on holiday. North Devon has over 850 square miles of some of England's finest coast and countryside. The Pines at Eastleigh is centrally located in this unique environment. From the hotel there are many walks along quiet lanes and footpaths with fine views. The interesting ancient port of Bideford, the fishing village of Appledore, the estuary at Instow and the sweeping beach at Westward Ho! are only a few minutes drive away. Clovelly, Tintagel, Lynton, Exmoor and Dartmoor are within an hour's drive. Golf, cycle hire, water sports (notably surfing) and horse riding are in easy reach. We invite you to relax in our home and enjoy the 7 acres of grounds set high above Bideford.

Durrant House Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

Driving South along the m5 motorway from Bristol. Take Exit 27 near Tiverton. From here follow the a361 to South Molton and Barnstaple. On the approach to the town take the a39 to Bideford. On the outskirts of Bideford you cross the new Torridge Bridge and at the first roundabout take the 3rd exit to Westward Ho! Which is Heywood Road. We are situated at the crest of the hill on the right hand side. Our entrance is in Durrant Lane.

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The Royal Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Whatever the reason, a stay at the Royal Hotel will feel truly special, whether we are catering for your wedding; looking after your business meeting; or serving you a special occasion dinner. A stay at the Royal Hotel will feel truly special. The Royal Hotel enjoys an excellent reputation for first class cuisine and friendly, courteous service. Delicious table d’hôte and chef's speciality menus, mean you can enjoy the finest, freshly cooked food at the bar or in the more formal surroundings of the regency restaurant or Kingsley Room. Afterwards, try a liqueur coffee in the comfortable lounge bar.

The Royal Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Breakfast is served from 07:30 until 09:30. Lunch is served from 12:00 until 14:00. Dinner is served from 19:00 until 21:00.

The Royal Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The Royal Hotel, sitting proudly on the Eastern side of Bideford's Ancient Bridge, has a long history. The writer Charles Kingsley wrote much of his famous novels, The Water Babies and Westward Ho! at the hotel. Bideford, which he described as 'The Little White Town', is just a short walk across the river and is a great place to explore. Alternatively, you could board the Kathleen and May, a beautifully restored 3-masted Schooner which makes its home on Bideford quayside.

The Royal Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car: - From the M5, take junction 27 to the A361 & Barnstaple. - Follow signs to Barnstaple before taking the A39 to Bideford. - Approaching Bideford, turn right before the bridge and follow the sign for Instow. - Turn left at the roundabout and follow the road ahead to the hotel. - Old Bideford Bridge is on the right and the Royal Hotel's private car park is on the left. By Public Transport: The train and bus stations are located in Barnstaple town centre, where you'll find regular bus services to Bideford.

The Royal Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Please note that dogs are only accepted in standard rooms at the managers discretion and that there is a daily charge of £3.00 per dog. Dogs are not allowed in any public rooms unless they one for a vision impaired or hearing impaired person.

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The Hoops Inn & Country Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Whatever the reason, a stay at the Royal Hotel will feel truly special, whether we are catering for your wedding; looking after your business meeting; or serving you a special occasion dinner. A stay at the Royal Hotel will feel truly special. The Royal Hotel enjoys an excellent reputation for first class cuisine and friendly, courteous service. Delicious table d’hôte and chef's speciality menus, mean you can enjoy the finest, freshly cooked food at the bar or in the more formal surroundings of the regency restaurant or Kingsley Room. Afterwards, try a liqueur coffee in the comfortable lounge bar.

The Hoops Inn & Country Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Oak panelled restaurant & several smaller dining rooms, bar restaurant, outside dining in summer.

The Hoops Inn & Country Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The Royal Hotel, sitting proudly on the Eastern side of Bideford's Ancient Bridge, has a long history. The writer Charles Kingsley wrote much of his famous novels, The Water Babies and Westward Ho! at the hotel. Bideford, which he described as 'The Little White Town', is just a short walk across the river and is a great place to explore. Alternatively, you could board the Kathleen and May, a beautifully restored 3-masted Schooner which makes its home on Bideford quayside.

The Hoops Inn & Country Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

From London, take the m4 or a303 to the Westcountry and join the m5 at Bristol or Taunton (from the Midlands follow the m5). Leave the m5 at junction 27 (Tiverton) then follow the directions for Barnstaple on the North Devon Link Road (a361). Bypass Barnstaple and continue on the a39 heading towards Bideford & Bude. Avoid Bideford town centre by continuing on the a39. Shortly after passing through Horns Cross, the Hoops Inn can be found nestling in a dip on the a39 before the turning for Clovelly.

The Hoops Inn & Country Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Please note that dogs are only accepted in standard rooms at the managers discretion and that there is a daily charge of £3.00 per dog. Dogs are not allowed in any public rooms unless they one for a vision impaired or hearing impaired person.

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Tantons Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Whatever the reason, a stay at the Royal Hotel will feel truly special, whether we are catering for your wedding; looking after your business meeting; or serving you a special occasion dinner. A stay at the Royal Hotel will feel truly special. The Royal Hotel enjoys an excellent reputation for first class cuisine and friendly, courteous service. Delicious table d’hôte and chef's speciality menus, mean you can enjoy the finest, freshly cooked food at the bar or in the more formal surroundings of the regency restaurant or Kingsley Room. Afterwards, try a liqueur coffee in the comfortable lounge bar.

Tantons Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Ensuite rooms, direct dial telephone. Rooms are light and airy with modern decor and bedware.

Tantons Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Oak panelled restaurant & several smaller dining rooms, bar restaurant, outside dining in summer.

Tantons Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The Royal Hotel, sitting proudly on the Eastern side of Bideford's Ancient Bridge, has a long history. The writer Charles Kingsley wrote much of his famous novels, The Water Babies and Westward Ho! at the hotel. Bideford, which he described as 'The Little White Town', is just a short walk across the river and is a great place to explore. Alternatively, you could board the Kathleen and May, a beautifully restored 3-masted Schooner which makes its home on Bideford quayside.

Tantons Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

Leave the m5 at junction 27 and follow the a361/a39 'Link Road' west to Bideford for 46 miles. After you have crossed the Torridge River via a high-arched concrete bridge, turn left at the next roundabout and follow the road into Bideford for about 1 mile until you find yourself driving along the quayside. At the approach to the old stone bridge, drive straight across the mini-roundabout and you will find Tantons Hotel 20 yards ahead on your right.

Tantons Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Please note that dogs are only accepted in standard rooms at the managers discretion and that there is a daily charge of £3.00 per dog. Dogs are not allowed in any public rooms unless they one for a vision impaired or hearing impaired person.

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Penhaven Country House Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Whatever the reason, a stay at the Royal Hotel will feel truly special, whether we are catering for your wedding; looking after your business meeting; or serving you a special occasion dinner. A stay at the Royal Hotel will feel truly special. The Royal Hotel enjoys an excellent reputation for first class cuisine and friendly, courteous service. Delicious table d’hôte and chef's speciality menus, mean you can enjoy the finest, freshly cooked food at the bar or in the more formal surroundings of the regency restaurant or Kingsley Room. Afterwards, try a liqueur coffee in the comfortable lounge bar.

Penhaven Country House Hotel - Hotel - Room information

All rooms are en suite and equipped with a flat-screen TV and a host of other facilities. For your convenience, each room has a booklet detailing the hotel’s services, local places of interest and suggested walks.

Penhaven Country House Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The award-winning restaurant, Woodlands, looks out across our 10 acres of grounds - a perfect setting. It is stylish and intimate, offering fine cuisine and wines with superb service. Head chef, Richard Copp, has achieved an AA rosette for culinary excellence for each of the last 10 years. He is ably assisted by the culinary talents of Scott Amos. The menu is varied, changes every few days, and always includes vegetarian options and boasts many Devonshire delights. We are proud to use seasonal, local produce - organic wherever possible. The restaurant is a popular local venue and is available for functions.

Penhaven Country House Hotel - Hotel - Area information

One of England's largest counties, Devon offers an addictive combination of stunning coastlines and beautiful , unspoilt countryside. North Devon is the perfect place to relax and unwind, whether you're with us for a night or a week.

Penhaven Country House Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

Leave the m5 at junction 27 and follow the a361/a39 'Link Road' west to Bideford for 46 miles. After you have crossed the Torridge River via a high-arched concrete bridge, turn left at the next roundabout and follow the road into Bideford for about 1 mile until you find yourself driving along the quayside. At the approach to the old stone bridge, drive straight across the mini-roundabout and you will find Tantons Hotel 20 yards ahead on your right.

Penhaven Country House Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Please note that dogs are only accepted in standard rooms at the managers discretion and that there is a daily charge of £3.00 per dog. Dogs are not allowed in any public rooms unless they one for a vision impaired or hearing impaired person.