Tiverton Hotels

We stayed here for three nights. Wanted to explore the area, this is a good central location. Easy to find hotel and within walking distance of town.

This delightful thatched cottage was easy to find with a sat nav. On arrival was greeted by the charming hosts who made us feel very welcome. Inside was quaint but with all mod cons. The large bedroom was cosy and after a good nights sleep it was lovely to go out onto the balcony to see the spectacular views of the countryside (worth paying the extra for the balcony). Breakfast was amazing with a wide variety of food to choose from. Would thoroughly recommend a visit. It is a little gem in the Devon countryside.

Excellent welcome and good support through stay. Bikes were securely kept in shed, behind/ next to b& b, this was very reassuring. Lovely breakfasts kept us cycling all day.

We needed a room that would sleep the five of us (2 adults and 3 children), this fitted the bill. Although the hotel at first looks dated, tbh it didn't matter in the slightest. The couple running it are just lovely, very helpful and accommodating. We had the 'Applecroft' room, perfect for our needs with enough space, and very very comfy double bed, en suite shower room (no bath) and another room with three beds for the children. It felt home from home, which was great for the kids. They have a garden with a swing ball in it, so that was the kids entertained after dinner and much of the morning as we got packed and sorted. Would visit again if we find ourselves in the area.

Very homely- don't expect the comforts of a 4 star hotel but this is more than replaced by a local homely feel- hostess is very welcoming and ca't do enough to help you. A welcome break from the higher end corperate hotels

Great stay - welcoming hosts. Lovely breakfast. Nice bathroom

We stayed here because of the proximity to relatives we were visiting. It was comfortable, and spacious. The staff were helpful,pleasant and accommodating, even though they had only taken over seven weeks previously, and were sorting out minor issues such as the lack of breakfast menu. However this was not a problem, given that we were given the choice of whatever we wanted! The food was tasty, well cooked and presented, and, judging by the number of people eating here in the evening, I suspect that it will be a very popular eatery for the local population

We were in Devon to visit family. Brambles is in a lovely area probably best enjoyed in summer months. We didn't have much daylight to appreciate the countryside around. Easy to find from motorway. Helpful advice from David about attractions nearby. Thank you.

John, who was looking after the Catle, was most welcoming and made our stay thoroughly enjoyable. Breakfast was average, ran out of croissants and OJ when we got to the table and they weren't restocked, but we were a little late and the room is rustic but could perhaps have been cleaner. Apart from these two minor (not really) complaints, the rest of the stay was excellent. Great setting and only a short walk to 3 pubs that were doing excellent food and drink.