A delightfully cosy thatched inn, set in a lovely village, the Bearslake Inn is a traditional Devon Longhouse, and dates back in parts to the 13th century. You can enjoy a pint of local Otter Bitter in the bar, and the restaurant, with its crisp...

In a secluded valley beneath Dartmoor, this Jacobean manor dates back to the 17th century, as the wood-panelled restaurant attests with its ornate plasterwork and heavy-framed portraits. An emphasis on local meat and fish, as well as vegetables and...

Located just 5 minutes off the A30 to Cornwall and Devon, on the northern edge of Dartmoor. Past guests at this historic pub have included Charles Dickens, Sir Francis Drake and Admiral Lord Nelson. Incorporating a 5,000-year-old granite standing...

Set in deepest Dartmoor country, the historic Oxenham Arms is still the hub of village life. The place began in the 12th century as a monastery but today contemporary touches blend seamlessly with an ambience of gnarled beams, whitewashed stone...