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Devon offers a choice of hotel types across the region to suit all tastes and budgets. Take your pick from character deco Torquay hotels, why not stay in the Torquay hotel where Agatha Christie spent her honeymoon!, to city centre hotels with style in Exeter, perfect for Devon weekend getaways. Devon luxury hotels abound. Choose from many a divine Dartmoor leisure hotel with luxury leisure facilities, or opt for a North Devon Coast hotel with panoramic coastal views.

Devon restaurants in luxury Devon hotels with 4 or 5 star ratings offer superb local Devon produce, so if you're looking for a romantic break Devon hotels with four poster rooms and renowned restaurants, often run by famous chefs, are just the ticket! There's a choice of countryside hotels in Dartmoor and South Hams, or in the heart of Devon. Choose a Lynton or Lynmouth luxury hotel, a popular haunt for those in search of divine Devon hotels on North Devon's glorious coastline.

Looking for a conference hotel, or some of the familiar large chains. You'll find them aplenty in Plymouth, Exeter, Barnstaple and in Dartmoor with the benefit of numerous outdoor teambuilding activities. Choose a Devon coast conference hotel and get your team in the water - surfing or sailing anyone. Fantastic choice, from all inclusive hotels in Torquay and the English Riviera with in-house entertainment and swimming pools, or tucked away hotels on the Devon Coast and Dartmoor. Expect style, originality and real character in Devon Hotels!Hotels in Devon Luxury Hotels in Devon Cheap Hotels in Devon Weekend Hotels in Devon Family Hotels in Devon

Devon Hotels - Size, Type & Locations

Looking for large conference and leisure hotels in Devon with more than 50 rooms? You'll find them in many prime locations. Take you're pick from a choice number of large Devon hotels in the English Riviera, particularly Torquay where many of the larger hotels have superb leisure facilties with indoor and outdoor swimming pools, gyms and even their own golf courses! Check out also prime Jurassic Coast locations such as Sidmouth which has some beautiful large character Victorian hotels, fully modernised and equipped with exquisite views of the coast. Group consortia hotels generally offer excellent leisure and conference facilities, with all en-suite rooms, function rooms and some may be licensed for civil wedding ceremonies.

You'll find a few castle hotel locations in Devon for that ultimate romantic hotel break. Country house hotels usually pertain to some historic character and are usually set within their own grounds, offering perfect wedding and event settings, as well as romantic weekend breaks - watch out for the four posters! Many are at the luxury end, with some beautifully romantic luxury hotels with spa and de-luxe suite rooms, plus golf course and leisure facilities around Dartmoor.

Townhouse hotels may be a little smaller, but benefit from close proximity to town centre attractions. Find real character townhouse hotels in Exeter, many of which are Victorian and stunningly renovated. Or move to maritime Plymouth for some delightful townhouse hotels near the Barbican Quay and close to all Plymouth's superb shops, museums and the glorious Plymouth Sound.

Devon Hotels - Size, Type & Locations

Small Devon hotels will range in size up to 20 rooms, and you can be pretty sure you'll be getting lots of charm and historic character. Luxury small hotels abound, often once old Victorian informaries or historical buildings of note. Exeter townhouse small hotels are particularly numerous, and often luxurious. All the Devon seaside resorts such as Ilfracombe, Torquay, Paignton, Babbacombe and Teignmouth and Sidmouth have small and friendly hotels aplenty, many on the promenades offering superb Devon coastal views. Smaller hotels have more of a guesthouse feel, where you're assured a little extra attention, but with all standard amenities you'd expect from hotel service, including in-house bar and restaurant service . Most are family run and privately owned, with a more relaxed atmosphere than a large hotel. Many serve food using fresh local produce and many have superb AA rosette restaurants. Small Devon Coast hotels are often renowned for their seafood!

Medium hotels range from 20 to 50 rooms, and with increased size comes more services such as staffed reception, room service, sometimes in-house entertainment, and some leisure facilities. As hotels become larger, decor generally becomes more uniform, which may suit for conference events. Large Hotels wil have more than 50 rooms. Some may be privately owned, but many with be part of hotel groups, offering the benefit of knowing what to expect as consortia generally offer the same services across their range of hotels. In Devon you'll find a few de-luxe country house hotel chains renowned for luxurious good sized hotels situated in rural surrounds, all uniquely decorated and often old historic buildings renovated to include all modern amenities including luxurious leisure, conference and wedding facilities.

Exquisite medium to large country house hotels in rural Devon make perfect wedding venues! With large hotels, you can often benefit from discount deals, or voucher and points schemes which are particularly useful for frequent business guests, or if you take may weekend breaks. In luxury large Devon hotels, expect extensive leisure,health and beauty facilities - with the obligatory indoor swimming pool and de-luxe spas, conference facilities, in-house entertainment, internet access, staffed 24 hour reception service, plus usually good disabled access with lifts to all floors and often adapted rooms for disabled guests.

Devon Hotels Star Ratings - One and Two Star Hotels

In England we now have an amalgamated rating system for accommodations. For Hotels, the star rating system applies and whether it's ETC, RAC or AA star ratings, they all follow the same definition below, which is good news and avoids confusion. These definitions apply only to England, not Scotland and Wales which have their own hotel rating systems. The Star rating scheme is awarded from one to five stars for hotels. The rating reflects on issues of quality including customer care, the range of services available, and the variety and standard of facilities. As a basic minimum the one-star hotel has guaranteed at least 75% of bedrooms with en-suite or private facilities. Watch out for other uniquely Devon seal of approvals for accommodation. The Devonshire Heartland Tourism Association and South Devon Tourism Group have their own symbols (a circle with a ship inside). All hotels with this symbol have been inspected by this Devon Tourism Association and again is another indicator of a minimum standard of quality.

Watch out for the Devon Cycle Mark as well, indicating accommodation venues catering well for cyclists in Devon! For those rare five star hotels, guests are assured of luxurious and spacious accommodation to the highest standards of international quality, accompanied by service excellence and superior cuisine. A hotel with a two star rating will include all criteria of a one star hotel, plus additions, and a three star hotel will include all two star hotel services plus extras and so forth. When you see a star rating you know that the hotel has been visited overnight and anonymously by qualified inspectors working to the same high standards, making it easier for you to identify quality accommodation you can trust.

One Star Hotels - with a One Star Hotel rating guests can be assured of a high standard of cleanliness and practical, ample facilities and services. Service will be friendly, with friendly staff always on hand to assist. A restaurant service and eating area for breakfasts and sometimes evening meal services will be available. In summary then expect at least 75% of bedrooms with en-suite or private bathroom facilities, plus alcoholic drinks served in a lounge or bar area. Two Stars - A two star rated hotel will provide above average comfort and facilities, included well equipped bedrooms. All rooms will have en-suite or private bathroom amenities and expect as standard a colour tv, a high standard of personal service and good food and drink. In summary expect a restaurant or dining room serving breakfast seven days a week and evening meal/dinner at least five days a week. Also, a lift may be available for extra accessibility.

Devon Hotels - 3 Three, 4 Four and 5 Five Star Ratings

3 Star Hotels - A three star hotel may well be a little larger, offering extra facilities and services. Quality will be higher and public spaces, including lounge, bar and other public amenities within the hotel such as games rooms, will be larger, as will bedrooms generally. As you'd expect with a slightly larger hotel, services such as reception service, in-house staff and room service options are likely. Usually a room service option of continental breakfast will be available. In summary, expect a higher standard of personal service, more extensive facilities and often larger lounges, bars and other public areas. Usually there will be a reception service, with in-house staff always on hand to help with your needs. This will be accompanied by a room service offering continental breakfasts in the room. Extensive choice of drinks and snacks will be served in bars or lounges, and there will usually be a laundry service.

4 Star Hotels - A four star hotel gives that little bit extra than a three star, including a higher standard of excellence. Comfort and quality will be higher, including all bedrooms having en-suite bath, shower and toilet facilities. Four star hotels will be spacious with large and well appointed public areas like lounges, bars and games rooms, as well as function rooms often equipped for full in-house entertainment programmes. Staff will be fully trained and always on hand to assist, anticipating the needs of guests. As you'd expect, room service will apply for all means with a 24 hour refreshment and snack service. A dry cleaning service will also usually be offerred.

5 Star Hotels - Five star hotels have achieved the highest luxurious standard possible to achieve, and with a five star you really know you're getting luxury facilities, with rooms beautifully and tastefully furnished and all en-suite. Individuality will often pertain to five star hotels, with each room having it's own individual appeal and style. Cuisine in-house in restaurants will be of the finest standards, usually prepared by experienced chefs. Extra luxuries will be standard, including touches such as dressing gowns, extensive toiletries provided in rooms, fruits, flowers and other foods and drinks in rooms. Personal care and service is guaranteed, with attentive staff providing the highest quality of service catering for your needs. 5 star hotels then will provide the highest international standards for the hotel industry, accompanied by an atmosphere of luxury, style and panache!Hotels in Yorkshire Hotels in the Northwest Hotels in the Lake District


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