Penhalt Farm Holiday Park

Dating back around 100 years, this welcoming, family-run pub was a guest house for many years before becoming an inn in the 1960s. True to its name, it has fabulous views of the Atlantic. It has three dining areas: Driftwood Restaurant, Surf...

There's a traditional bar with real ales and blackboard menus and a charming restaurant with chandeliers at this 16th-century coaching inn with a castellated tower. The kitchen sources its materials from within the county and serves bright, modern...

This listed 16th-century coaching inn with its castellated tower sits on one of England’s most stunning coastlines, at the end of a glorious wooded valley where the rivers Jordan and Valency meet. Known affectionately as ‘The Welly’ by both locals...

It’s still fine to arrive by horse at this inviting, 18th-century moorland inn – there’s a hitching post in the car park. The specials board changes daily, but always focuses on seasonal and locally sourced produce. Home of the original ‘Boxeater’...