Railway journeys to see the sights, delicious cream teas just waiting to be devoured and a stunning blend of seaside scenes and rolling countryside can all be enjoyed from any one of our perfectly positioned hotels in top notch locations such as Exmouth and St Mawes.
Designed by the son of Sir Charles Barry, this is a truly striking Victorian hotel is set within four acres of its own grounds
Retaining all the character and charm of a building typical of this period, The Imperial Hotel boasts the Victorian style Raleigh Restaurant, lounge area and an outdoor swimming pool
Exmouth is a great place for visiting neighbouring attractions such as Torquay, Exeter and Plymouth
The hotel is situated near The Jurassic Coast. Covering over 95 miles of truly stunning coastline from East Devon to Dorset, with rocks recording 185 million years of the Earth's history.
Whether you come for the sea, the beautiful Devon countryside or to explore the town, we are sure you will be delighted with your stay at The Imperial
Situated in the heart of the Cornish fishing village of St Mawes, overlooking the harbour and Percuil River
A short ferry trip is a lovely way to reach Falmouth or for the more adventurous a ferry trip to Truro
St Mawes and the surrounding area is a lovely location for keen walkers with many excellent walking routes through some very scenic countryside and coastal locations.
One of the most interesting sites in St Mawes are the Sub Tropical gardens of Lamorran. The gardens, as now laid out, were started when Mr and Mrs Dudley-Cooke acquired the property in 1982.
The Ship & Castle's restaurant and bar benefit from superb views across the harbour and the adjoining lounge offers relaxed entertainment
2 nights stay at The Ship and Castle Hotel from only£89 per person
Based on two guests
Hotels in Devon and Cornwall
Hotels in Devon Devon is scattered with picturesque villages and towns, two buzzing cities and glorious beaches and landscapes. With two National Parks, two coastlines, 33,000 miles of hedgerow and many well-maintained gardens and fields, there is always a view to catch the eye, a meal to enjoy or a place to roll up your trousers and have a paddle.
Decide on North Devon and Exmoor and miles of golden beaches, dramatic cliffs and deep winding lane will be yours, besides the wild uplands of Exmoor. South Devon too has wonderful beaches, plus historic towns and river estuaries, home to an abundance of wildlife and boats. In Dartmoor and West Devon you will find the breathtaking scenery of the Tamar Valley, beautiful peaceful countryside and the ancient landscape of Dartmoor.
Come to the Heart of Devon and you can explore the unmatched natural history of the Jurassic Coast, beautiful unspoilt countryside or Exeter's rich heritage and thriving present. Visit the English Riviera for a wonderful variety of attractions, lively sea-front shops, bars and restaurants, and charming old villages and busy harbours. Plymouth combines all the vibrancy of a modern city with the heritage of a historic port, and its outstanding location between the moors and the sea makes it the perfect base for touring.
Hotels in Cornwall Cornwall's landscape is as diverse as you are and whenever you stay in the county, you can be assured of first class accommodation and facilities framed by some of the most spectacular scenery in the world. All you have to do is decide where you want to spend your time. Let your imagination run wild as you plan your holiday adventures in Cornwall.
Bodmin Moor and the Tamar Valley
A dramatic unspoilt wilderness waiting to be explored. Meander through the winding lanes to discover hidden hamlets, wooded waterfalls and craggy tors - a walkers paradise.
North Coast
One of the most stunning coastlines in Europe. A compelling cocktail of vast beaches, vibrant resorts and tucked away coves. So whatever your passion, you'll be spoilt for choice.
West Cornwall
An area full of character, from the old stones on the moors near Land's End to sandy beaches, quality restaurants, artistic heritage and stunning coastal walks. You'll also find heathland rich in rare wild flowers, unspoilt fishing villages and wooded creeks and estuaries.
South Coast
A chilled panorama where the rivers meet the sea. Explore beautiful estuaries, harbours, sandy bays, vibrant waterfront communities, and horticultural hotspots brimming with gardens to explore.
Designed by the son of Sir Charles Barry, this is a truly striking Victorian hotel is set within four acres of its own grounds
Retaining all the character and charm of a building typical of this period, The Imperial Hotel boasts the Victorian style Raleigh Restaurant, lounge area and an outdoor swimming pool
Exmouth is a great place for visiting neighbouring attractions such as Torquay, Exeter and Plymouth
Situated in the heart of the Cornish fishing village of St Mawes, overlooking the harbour and Percuil River
A short ferry trip is a lovely way to reach Falmouth or for the more adventurous a ferry trip to Truro
St Mawes and the surrounding area is a lovely location for keen walkers with many excellent walking routes through some very scenic countryside and coastal locations.
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