The Walkhampton Inn ★★

Travelodge Okehampton Whiddon down ★★★

"The room was away from the sun and a fan had been put on prior to our arrival with our one year old daughter. The room was 30 degrees when we entered this did go down to 26 overnight with the windows open and the fan on. The bed was very hard and the heat didn’t help to get a good nights sleep. The location was quiet until about 5am which was nice. We had to ask for extra towels as only had 1 towel for 3 of us staying in the room. Nice shower. Television was very hit and miss with the signal. Receptionist was friendly and helpful. Nice size car park. Nice selection of food at the garage from a greggs breakfast or Morrisons meal deal and the local pub was a nice walk up the road. I’d stay again and recommend to friends and family."

Two Bridges Hotel ★★★

"When so many hotels are boutique and follow a similar deco the Two Bridges is refreshingly old fashioned. Very comfortable with lovely squishy leather sofas and chairs. And open fire and wood panelling adds to the feeling that you have stepped back in time. Friendly staff, Jocelyn on reception was so friendly and welcoming. Our room was quaint and very comfortable and the bathroom modern with lovely fragrant soap and towels that you can actually wrap around yourself. Perhaps the highlight of our stay was the wonderful food. Absolutely delicious and our breakfast in the morning was faultless and served by the very friendly staff. Will definitely return. The Two Bridges is a real gem...."

The Oratory ★★★

The Dartmoor Inn ★★★

"Great parking easy to find. Friendly and made you feel at home. Spacious room and bsthroom comfy bed. All clean and tidy. Staff excellent helpful friendly polite nothing too much trouble. All amenities that you needed. Food above excellent. Five stars does not seem high enough to give to this country pub"

Collaven Manor ★★★★

The Leaping Salmon ★★★

"I booked this hotel for 3 nights at the beginning of August for myself, my husband and our 2 dogs. I paid the full amount asked for. We needed somewhere relaxing for a weekend break. 24 hours before our arrival I received a phone call from Paul, the new owner. He said that there were no facilities at the hotel. No restaurant, no bar facilities, no lounge area. I was really upset as we needed a ‘no problem’ weekend. With only 24 hours notice there was no time to make alternative arrangements besides we’d already paid in full. When we arrived about 3.30 pm the hotel was locked and we couldn’t get in. I phoned Paul several times before he answered. The room was clean but quite basic, no tv. Paul told us that cooked breakfast was not available. He provided us with 2 pots of instant porridge, 2 stale croissants, strawberries and an apple and satsuma. Not the cooked breakfast we’d seen on their website. Paul told us that he’d taken over the hotel 3 weeks ago and had experienced some problems and the changeover hadn’t been smooth. I told him how disappointed we were but he kept referring to the difficulties he had experienced ie that he hadn’t been paid by the previous owner for our stay. We are attempting to contact the previous owners as they hold the legal responsibility for accepting our booking, knowing that the sale of the hotel was going through. They were unable to provide promises that they had made. Our weekend was ruined!"