Guest Rating: 
3.7 / 5
This lovely 19th century coach house is set on the edge of Dartmoor, close to historic Tavistock and the Tamar Valley. The valley is of outstanding natural beauty, yet only 15 miles from Plymouth.
The Coach House was built on a site, which was originally an Anglo Saxon settlement in 850 AD. It was built by The Duke of Bedford in 1857 to his own design as part of a model farm. It was sold in 1988 and converted to a 3-star hotel.
The hotel regrets that it cannot accommodate children under the age of 5 years old.
Important! Some policies may vary from these depending on your room, date and rate selection. Please check the room information when booking.
If cancelled up to 3 days before date of arrival, no fee will be charged. If cancelled later, the first night will be charged. In case of no-show, the total price of the reservation will be charged.
To cancel an existing booking please go to the Cancellation page.
15 % VAT is included. Service charge is not applicable. City/tourist tax is not applicable.
Free public parking is possible on site.
Pets are allowed on request. No extra charges.
Wireless internet is available in public areas and is free of charge.
20 percent of the total amount will be charged on the day of booking and is refundable.
Children cannot be accommodated at the hotel. There is no capacity for extra beds/cots in the room.
Room offers cottage style pine furnishings including a barley twist four-poster bed, wood burner (winter use only) wooden decking balcony with steps to a small private garden. There are wonderful views over the valley to Dartmoor National Park.
Cottage style pine furnishings. Wonderful views across the valley to Dartmoor.
This room is available as a double with queen-size bed; a triple with 3 single beds; or a family room with double or twin beds plus 2 bunk beds.
42 covers, plus carvery area, overlooking a small walled garden.
At Tavistock, take the A390 west for 2.5 miles,where you will come to a roundabout at Gulworthy Cross. Take the third turning off the roundabout to the village of Chipshop. At the Chipshop Inn,which is on your left, turn right and go down the hill for a third of a mile to the hamlet of Ottery, we are the first building on the right and the carpark is on the opposite side of the road
*Directions included in email booking confirmation
