Best Hotels in Mid Devon District
Explore Mid Devon District from hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
The Silverton Inn
"Barman was very rude when I tried to check in"
Fox & Hounds Country Hotel
"I went to the hotel for a meal as this was a recommendation by a friend. On arival for our table we were greeted by a friendly face and asked if we would like to sit by the fire to have a drink prior to our meal (a lovely touch) we sat and enjoyed our drinks and our order was taken. We sat by the fire and our amouse bouche arrived, a real predinner treat a devon blue cheese tartlet with chorizo jam ... amazing!! We were then taken to our table for our starters the 'new' menu dishes a hogs pudding and black pudding combo with apple .. chef ... top work !! The other starter was an artichoke terrine which was again top drawer. There was a nice rest between our starter and main course which was perfect to have a drink and relax before the next delight. We both ordered the new veal dish and again what a dish ... wow!! We were both very full by the end of our meal and had no room for dessert unfortunately but we did manage to squeeze in a coffee by the fire. Cannot reccomend this hotel enough the food, staff and atmosphere all amazing. The dogs in the restaurant make it a special environment theres not many hotels where they look after their customers and dogs to such a high standard. We are coming back for the valentines taster menu which cannot come soon enough. ***** 5 star food and 5 star service keep up the good work guys"
The Quarrymans Rest
"Called in for a drink to The Quarryman's Arms, after doing some canvassing with friends. I was last there over 8 years ago. What a change! We were welcomed by the landlady, who had on offer a wide range of real ales, ciders and lagers. The pub had a greatly improved village pub feel, with a real buzz. Bampton has two pubs and both have their own unique feel."
Hillside Bed and Breakfast
"Can only praise Sue at the Hillside-nice spacious room-very clean-big bed and a delicious breakfast as well. She goes above and beyond to make you feel welcomed on your stay. Left a piece of jewellery by mistake and Sue was kind enough to send back to us. As a bonus there is a pub just across the road and a very nice country park close by to stroll through if you feel inclined. All in all a recommended place to visit ..*****"
Bickleigh Castle
"We were given a voucher for this lovely old castle. The tour was very interesting indeed and when you learn about it's history, including two chairs owned by Charles I, it makes it even more interesting. The afternoon tea is just a scone and a cup of tea, we believed that it would be a full afternoon tea with sandwiches etc. No. Perhaps our mistake for not checking. Nevertheless, very interesting and we were made to feel very welcome."
The Globe Inn
Anchor Inn
"A big thank you to Darren, Lisa, Kerry and all the support crew at the Anchor Inn, Exebridge. Clay shooting at Ashcombe during the day with 20 friends and neighbours and then an evening meal and drinks at the Anchor. Perfect food, perfect company and a perfect venue. We even had a darts board set up for us. An amazing finish to a superb day. I cannot recommend this place highly enough. The service was faultless."
Bampton Townhouse
"Great marketing and a very comfortable bed but very far from luxurious! We were in the biggest room with nowhere to put our clothes. I’ m 5ft 6” and could barely reach the cost pegs which were too large for my coats; there was nowhere else to hang up clothes and the couple of tiny drawers were big enough for underwear only. Cases had to be opened on the floor. Coffee/tea but no milk were available in the kitchen downstairs (I got dressed again and went to the Spar opposite for milk). A tiny plastic box in the bathroom held the very mean selection of shampoo etc. ( only enough shampoo for one and a couple of sample type sachets of bath oil). Are 2018 magazines sufficiently old to be considered retro? That’s the reading material in the room. Perhaps the owner has not noticed the damp in the wall beside the large mirror. This is an AirB&B at best, certainly not a hotel."
The Exeter Inn
"I have visited the attractive Exeter Inn near bampton many times over very many years. It has varied in standard from owner to owner. However, since the spring of 2025 it has been operated by Michelle and Martyn who very evidently know how to run an excellent establishment. Together they have hit the mark and immediately I walked in, following a friends recommendatin that great things had happened, I felt a really warm and welcoming atmosphere. Greeted cheerfully by this relaxed but most efficient couple and their friendly staff, I sensed enthusiasm and pride. It was sunday lunch and a proper fire roared away as happy guests chatted and laughed. A full range of roasts were offered and my chicken with all the trimmings was really delicious, hot and well presented, without any delay. You can just tell when you are enjoying a good eatery and the Exeter Inn is exactly that ! Living locally, I shall be a frequent customer and I suggest that you visit soon because you will not be disappointed ! Lovely pub, restaurant and Inn."
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More Information About Mid Devon District Hotels
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Key Info |
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Number of reviews |
541 |
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Total properties |
15 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£197 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£211 |
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Trending hotel |
Bridge House |
FAQ – Hotels in Mid Devon District
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What are the best places to stay in Mid Devon District?
Some of the best places to stay in Mid Devon District are near popular attractions like New Hall, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are some of the best hotels in Mid Devon District?
The most popular Mid Devon District hotels for your stay: Bridge House (from £110), New Inn (from £120) and The Exeter Inn (from £81) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Mid Devon District are pet friendly?
The Quarrymans Rest (from £76) allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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What hotels in Mid Devon District offer an especially good breakfast ?
Bridge House (from £110),The Exeter Inn (from £81) and Heron House (from £112) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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