In the center of beautiful Totnes, this charming hotel was once a 17th-century inn and now offers attractive en suite accommodations, free Wi-Fi and free limited on site parking which is on a first...
Featuring a bar, King William IV is set in Totnes in the Devon region, a 5-minute walk from Totnes Castle. The property is located 2.5 mi from Watermans Arms. Free WiFi is available.
Philip
United Kingdom
Good size room, good size bed. Friendly bar downstairs. Clean.
The Old Forge is a 600-year old stone building offering accommodations in Totnes, 1312 feet from the town center and a 5 minute walk from Totnes Castle.
Jenny
Iceland
Breakfast was delicious and Julia was very kind and helpful. Beautiful old building in a quiet side street but within walking distance of the town center. We had a spacious family room which worked well for us and our three young children. We really enjoyed our stay!
Located on the banks of the River Dart, The Steam Packet Inn offers a restaurant and free WiFi access. The historic town center of Totnes is just a 5-minute walk away.
Judy
United States of America
Location, friendly staff, lovely comfy room, great food, large outdoor deck overlooking river
Stunning studio cntrl Totnes with parking offers accommodations in Totnes, 10 miles from Newton Abbot Racecourse and 29 miles from Sandy Park Rugby Stadium.
Terry
United Kingdom
Message regarding where property was located was only sent at 2:55 when we were due to check in at 3pm. Once we had these access was straight forward. However we did not have phone access until about 3.30 so went to funeral directors next door! They had no idea where property was.
Original instructions postcode sent us to the funeral directors at the back of the property!!
Luxury flat in Totnes offers accommodations in Totnes, 29 miles from Sandy Park Rugby Stadium and a 7-minute walk from Totnes Castle. With garden views, this accommodation features a terrace.
Scott
United Kingdom
Tucked away from the main road, but close enough to get to all of the amenities, this well thought out property was a real find. Lots of lovely touches, quiet, and great value.
Located in the Devon countryside, just 8 minutes’ drive from Totnes Railway Station, the historic Dartington Hall features a medieval courtyard, beautifully landscaped gardens, and free parking.
Susanna
Germany
The location is beautiful. Love the gardens and the historic buildings. The breakfast was great.
In the picturesque Dart Valley, 5 miles from Totnes, The Maltsters Arms is an 18th-century riverside inn offering high-quality en suite accommodations.
Jennie
United Kingdom
Fabulous riverside Devon village location along the Dart.
Room fabulously clean and ready just on time for us. Bath was a treat. Great staff, comfortable stay, lovely breakfast!
The Waterman's Arms offers accommodations in Totnes, 13 miles from Newton Abbot Racecourse and a few steps from Watermans Arms. This 4-star bed and breakfast offers daily room service.
Located in Totnes and with Newton Abbot Racecourse reachable within 9 miles, The Sea Trout Inn has a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
I just love the historic buildings in Totnes and always find...
I just love the historic buildings in Totnes and always find myself visiting Totnes when in the UK. It's always enchanting to go back in time and wonderful that the English heritage is preserved.
We met up with my cousin and his wife for lunch on my birthday in the town and had a delicious tea & cake before that at a church it was a wonderful place.
Carol
South Africa
Scored 10
10
Totnes is lovely if you enjoy popping into lots of little...
Totnes is lovely if you enjoy popping into lots of little shops and cafes. The weekend markets are always worth a visit. If you prefer quieter days, there’s lots of local towns to travel too with quaint tea rooms and castles! If you’re a beach goer, Paignton is about 20th minutes or lots of other lovely bleachers around 30 minutes drive.
Luke
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Totnes has a laid back atmosphere that buzzes during the day...
Totnes has a laid back atmosphere that buzzes during the day. The town feels very safe. The best way to enjoy this stunning town is to park the car and forget about it. Everything is walkable.
Don’t miss the unique shops and eateries. Have lunch on the stunning terrace at The Steam Packet Inn. Avoid the main street at busy traffic times.
Martin
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Totnes is great for relaxing and absorbing the atmosphere of...
Totnes is great for relaxing and absorbing the atmosphere of an old town. The castle is well worth a visit and walks along the river each way are beautiful - really recommend the walk up to Dartington Hall. It's a safe and well appointed, well connected town - great for a weekend trip!
Sarah
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Totnes is an interesting 'alternative Town in South Devon.
Totnes is an interesting 'alternative Town in South Devon. It consists of one long attractive historic high Street with cafes, bookshops, commercial shops, restaurant, etc leading uphill to an ancient castle Totnes a good central place to stay and make day trips from (by rail, bus or car). It is directly on rail line from Bristol to Plymouth and Bull is is 10 (uphill) mins from the rail station.
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Anonymous
Switzerland
Scored 8.0
8.0
Totnes is an interesting town, with good, slightly...
Totnes is an interesting town, with good, slightly vegetarian-type food,
altho' you can get some variations i.e.fish or Eastern food. It has a variety of shops, coffee houses and restaurants, some of which are good. The gentleman who runs the museum was a mine of information on what to do/where to eat etc. and the Asia restaurant in the main street serves genuine Thai food. The Tally Ho in Hempston is also good for the evenings.
I would avoid the Great Grubb.
Parking is difficult and the meters need 'feeding' from 8a.m. and do not take notes or cards. So change is needed.
The grounds are wonderful with walks and quite a few things to see in the area. There is a bus to Totnes town which is reliable but not frequent but it does stop at Dartington Hall. They have a lovely cinema in a converted barn. Real treat to see a film there. Nice pub/restaurant on site which had friendly staff. There is a gift shop on site which is also nice (friendly staff member there) and if you stay overnight you get a discount in the shop, pub and cinema. I wish all hotels did that.
Lovely start to the day with a full English, quality meats. Very friendly hosts Sue and Grahame, and the locals. Comfortable bed, kettle in the room with a fridge, teas/coffee/chocolate and a full pint of milk, not those little plastic thimbles you get in most hotels - loved this. Spacious clean bathroom. Good dining, and if you are an ale lover, they keep a good cellar, on sale my husband would thoroughly recommend Taylors Landlord, Jail ale and Shipyard.
The hotel is in a fantastic location formerly owned by the chef Keith Floyd. The staff were very welcoming and the food especially the Sunday roast was superb. The breakfast was fantastic. Excellent polite service. We had a budget room but it was clean and comfortable. And the cost? £65 B&B. Compare that with another waterfront hotel we stayed at in Totnes- £160 for the night and very mediocre breakfast for £15 each!!
Lovely location. So much better than a hotel. Quiet at night and only 15 minutes from Totnes, pretty much a straight shot too. Beds were so comfy, great tele, well equipped kitchen, and the third floor bedroom with it’s ensuite is just luxurious. We are coming back.
The accommodation is well suited for a couple well presented. Great layout and good use of the space, views from the balcony are great. Everywhere is clean tidy and well equipped we all you need. Nice and local to totnes. Would recommend booking here 👌
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
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