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Website: www.brend-imperial.co.uk Email: info@brend-imperial.co.uk |
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Elegant
and spacious town centre hotel, beside The Square gardens and overlooking
the River Taw. Barnstaple's premier hotel is less than 100 yards from
the C14th Long Bridge, the Museum, the Tarka Trail Cycle Path (34 miles
long) and the town's pedestrianised shopping streets. |
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Website: www.barnstaplehotel.co.uk Email: info@barnstaplehotel.co.uk |
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A large,
modern hotel on the outskirts of Barnstaple, with access to the main road
to the great sandy beaches of Saunton (7ml), Croyde (9ml) and Woolacombe
(13 miles from the hotel). Fitness Suites including sauna, solaria,
indoor and outdoor swimmingpools. Conference facilities for up to
200. |
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Website: www.parkhotel.co.uk Email: info@parkhotel.co.uk |
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A modern
hotel, close to town centre, overlooking Rock Park gardens. Only 80 yards
from riverside walk and Tarka Trail; 600 yards from the town's pedestrianised
shopping streets and historic quay. |
![]() SEASONAL BREAKS Dinner, Bed & Breakfast from £50 per person, per night. |
Website: www.royalfortescue.co.uk Email: info@royalfortescue.co.uk |
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Barnstaple's
most ancient hotel, established as the Fortescue Arms in 1780: became
"Royal" when the future King Edward VII (aged 15) dined there
in 1856, having arrived on horseback from Ilfracombe. A beautifully appointed
hotel right in the heart of old "Barum", opposite the southgate
entrance to the town's pedestrianised shopping streets. |
Website: www.yeodalehotel.co.uk Email: stay@yeodalehotel.co.uk |
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Georgian
townhouse offering bed and breakfast (dinner available by arrangement).
Very well appointed bedrooms, having undergone recent extensive refurbishment.
A successful blend of traditional and modern style. Adjacent to historic
Pilton Street, with its charming shops, and overlooking the River Yeo
and Pilton Park. Only 400 yards from Barnstaple High Street. Internet
Access: Free WiFi. |
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This town
centre public house has been modernised throughout. Comfortable and stylish
lounge bar with separate dining area offering bar snacks or restaurant
dishes, from 12 noon 'til 9.00pm. The twin bedroom has an en-suite shower
room. The double bedroom has a washbasin. |
Website: www.thewreyarms.co.uk |
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A
Tudor-style tavern, built in 1935, offering comfortable "conversation
and crossword" bars and serving good quality bar meals. 1 mile west
of town centre. |
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Family run
'colonial style' house in pleasant garden with plenty of parking. Only
300 yards from the town centre, 200 yards from good food/ale pub, 500
yards from Tarka Trail cycle/path and South West Way (coast path). Safe
lock-up for bicycles and surf boards. |
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Large, 1920's
detached house about 350 yards level wak from Barnstaple's High Street
shopping centre. Family-run guest house set in good-sized mature gardens.
Close to Tarka Trail Cycle Path and South West Way. |
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Website: www.theoldpostoffice-pilton.co.uk Email: theoldpost_office@btinternet.com |
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Georgian
town house in historic Pilton Street, offering delightful bed and breakfast
accommodation in a comfortable private residence. Guests are welcome to
use the sittingroom and stroll or sit in the garden. There is a safe lock-up
for bicycles and surfboards. The Old Post Office is 10 minutes walk from
the town centre. Exceptionally good quality accommodation. |
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Website: www.oldvicaragebarnstaple.co.uk |
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Half
of former Victorian Vicarage in a large terraced garden, with rose bushes,
fruit trees and extensive lawns . 300 yards from the bus station, 500
yards from the shopping centre, 1000 yards from railway station. Lock-up
for bicycles and motorbikes. Train and Bus station pick-up available.
Broadband internet access. Small 'fridge in each bedroom for cold drinks
and fresh milk for tea/coffee. |
Website: www.crestaguesthouse.co.uk |
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1930's detached
house, with its own carpark, on the crest of the hill, on the southern
side of the River Taw. Less than 1 mile from the town centre and only
700 yards from the railway station, Tarka Trail Cycle Hire and the 34
mile long estuary-side Tarka Cycle Trail. 150 yards from a good food pub,
an excellent fish 'n' chip restaurant and general store and newsagent.
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Website: www.herton-guesthouse.co.uk |
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Spacious
C17th former farmhouse in a unique position, in pleasant country surroundings,
yet less than one mile from the pedestrianised shopping centre. Extensive
garden with tennis court. Family suite is a self-contained cottage wing
of farmhouse with double room, twin room, sittingroom, bathroom, kitchen,
private garden: breakfast served in main house. |
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* A large
Grade 2* listed Georgian house built around an inner courtyard, all set
in 6 acres with a walled garden to the south. A sweeping driveway leads
to ample parking. Extensive panoramic views over town and estuary. 1.2
miles from town centre and under 1 mile from Newport and Bishops Tawton
(shops, pubs, etc). |
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Large, detached
'traditional farmhouse-style' house in three acres of mature gardens,
with stream and footbridge. Guest
Accommodation:
one large double bedroom with own access (via balcony and steps from the
garden), private bathroom (with power shower) and private sitting room
(where breakfast is served).
Peaceful and relaxing, yet less than one mile from Barnstaple's High Street.
Organic and/or locally sourced food, fresh eggs from own hens. Wireless
Broadband. |
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