Like Barnstaple, nine miles to the east, the estuary town of
BIDEFORD
formed an important link in the north Devon trade network, mainly due to its
bridge
, which still straddles the River Torridge. First built in 1300, the bridge was reconstructed in stone in the following century, and subsequently reinforced and widened, hence the irregularity of its twenty-four arches, no two of which have the same span. Bideford's greatest prosperity arose in the seventee... [More]
The privately owned Durrant House Hotel provides guests with the highest standards of service, comfort and cuisine. The spacious bedrooms are en-suite with television, radio, direct dial telephone and tea and coffee making facilities. The hotel has two restaurants; English/Italian and an Indian Tand... [More]
The Royal Hotel overlooks ancient Bideford Bridge and the River Torridge and is a good base for exploring the countryside of Tarka the Otter and the streets of Clovelly. Within an easy drive are the beaches at Woolacombe, Saunton and Bude. The Regency Restaurant serves fine West Country fare and gue... [More]
If you are seeking the authentic flavour of the West Country then look no further than this picture-book thatched inn nestling in one of the few remaining unspoilt corners of England. The 'Hoops' captures that rare blend of 12th century charm with 21st century comforts and guests from the world over... [More]
Lynn and Robin Pirrie welcome you to The Pines at Eastleigh where log-fires, king-size beds, a garden room bar with library, maps and a warm welcome await our guests.Breakfast is served in the drawing room where a log fire burns on during early mornings, and the view from the window stretches from H... [More]