Hotels near Lydford Gorge

Beautiful little farmhouse bed and breakfast in a small working farm. Lovely grounds to walk round and very relaxing. Welcoming and non-intrusive hosts. Only complaint very squeaky double bed led to a poor night's sleep.

Management and staff welcoming and friendly. Very comfortable accommodation. Stayed for 3 nights and the food was so good we ate in every night. Good selection of local beers. Would stay there again.

We were greeted by Jane on arrival. We were shown to our room which was excellent. We were offered chilled water for the room. Jane brought as fresh milk. Later she arrived with freshly made cakes for us to consume. The room was decorated to a high standard, service outstanding. Breakfast was served in the large kitchen and was cooked to order. I would return to the farmhouse again when visiting and would highly recommend if you are looking for a relaxing environment. grounds were a pleasant to walk around. The Farmhouse was exactly as mentioned on internet,

The house and grounds are beautiful, the surroundings delightful, the food excellent. But what made our stay especially pleasant, was the can do attitude of your staff and their sheer friendliness. Nothing was too much trouble for them: they printed out route maps for us, gathered details of activities, and even rang the Castle Inn at Lydford to see if they would allow Maggie, our border, in the restaurant. (Amazingly they did). Even when things went a bit wrong, during the RNLI event half the kitchen staff disappeared to another function and most of the afternoon menu went with them, but those remaining put themselves out to compensate, which they did royally. And they always had time for a chat about anything, from the house ghosts to points of local interest. Maggie the dog is pretty well behaved, but nevertheless, we were touched by how kind everybody was to her, making her feel right at home. By the end of our stay she thought it was her home. Lewtrenchard is splendid, but the jewel in its crown is undoubtedly the staff.

This was a stop off point on the way to Cornwall. Jane and Tony were very friendly and there were some nice touches in our room which was comfortable and very clean. A little off the beaten track but not a problem if you dont want to walk anywhere for a meal.

A lovely traditional farmhouse and a friendly and welcoming stay. Breakfast was superb and all in georgious surroundings. Well worth a visit to enjoy some peace and quiet. Highly recommended.

A very well designed b an b giving a feel of the independence of self catering but with the luxury of an amazing breakfast.

The lack of signage meant we were looking for the entrance for some time. The lay out is confused by the cottages in front of the main building. Unfortunately the owner has dogs which were unaware of at the time of booking. The room we booked had been allocated to someone else. The shower water was discoloured and smelt.