Haustierfreundliche Hotels in Yelverton suchen

„Stunning hotel where you can dive into history in every corner…surrounded by most beautiful countyside“

„As a family of four with 2 teens and a big dog, it's difficult to find somewhere not over priced and a big enough space for us all. We stayed in a very spacious family room. Bathroom had a big drench shower and heated towel rail. Plenty of space for our dog's big bed! Ben and the other staff were very friendly and attentive, also accommodating to our needs. Breakfast was included and fantastic choice. We ate at the pub on the second night and the food really was fantastic and a good varied menu. ...

„Freundliches Personal und ein super Frühstück, welches keine Wünsche offen lies. Rennovierungsbedürftiges und staubiges Zimmer, das gesamte Hotel wirkte schmuddelig.“

„Brilliant location, staff very friendly and very helpfull. Had an evening meal and breakfast, both great 👌“

„We had a lovely one night stay. The hot tub was great and the beds were very comfy. Having a drying room was a good bonus and we appreciated being able to borrow things like plastic glasses to use in the hot tub and sliders. “

„Der Gastgeber und deren Mitarbeiter waren alle sehr freundlich. Das Zimmer war ziemlich klein, beengt, das Bad ganz eng, man hatte Schwierigkeiten auf der Toilette zu sitzen ohne sich die Knie am Waschtisch zu stoßen. Es fehlten Haken für Handtücher. Das Mobiliar war teilweise grob selbstgebaut Das Frühstück war gut und das Abendessen war auch sehr gut. “

„We stayed on the Combestone Farm for five days and it was a glorious experience. The location is ideal for exploring Dartmoor’s unique landscape, whether you want to go for long hikes or short strolls with children. We began multiple hikes starting directly from the farm. Annabelle was very helpful to us in planning our hikes and she provided helpful insights and recommendations based on our requirements. She is the most wonderful of hosts. We were immediately made to feel a part of her family ...

„Gute Unterkunft, um das Dartmoor zu erkunden. Ringhörig.“