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The Old Coach House (4* AA Rated and a member of the Dartmoor Tourist Association) is situated in 1.5 Acres of secluded, landscaped gardens with a number of seating areas for the relaxation of our guests. Each of our 4 letting rooms(all non-smoking) have a number of amenities for the comfort of our guests. Each overlooks the gardens and has its own front door allowing our guests to come and go as they please. Breakfast is taken in the adjacent Thatched Cottage which has a delightful breakfast room from which we offer a varied menu using local produce. We also cater for all dietary requirments including vegetarian and vegan diets. Cathy and Paul at The Old Coach House endeavour to provide their guests with a high standard of personalised and friendly service. Personal touches and attention to detail help to make sure your stay a happy and relaxed occasion. CHECK IN TIMES.You may check in from 1700 hours on day of arrival (earlier by arrangment). We request you check out by 1100 hours on day of departure. A CREDIT CARD IS REQUIRED TO SECURE YOUR RESERVATION. PLEASE NOTE WE REQUIRE THE FULL ADDRESS AND POSTCODE OF THE CREDIT CARD HOLDER WHEN MAKING A RESERVATION-Thank you.

A Jacobean Manor tucked away in its own secret valley.Hidden away in a wooded hollow just beneath the wild tors of Dartmoor, Lewtrenchard is a house virtually untouched by time. The original manor was mentioned in the Domesday Book, but today?s impressive Jacobean dwelling, set in its own shrub filled gardens and surrounded by peaceful parkland, dates from the early 1600?s.Over the years it was home to a series of colourful characters James Gould, one the earliest adventurers to trade on the Chinese mainland, Edward Gould the compulsive gambler and suspected murderer, and the Reverend Sabine Baring Gould, celebrated hymn writer and novelist who composed ?Onward Christian Soldiers? at the desk that still stands in the front hall. This house, steeped in history, is large enough to be imposing, yet not so grand as to be unwelcoming. Stepping over the ancient slate floor in the impressive hallway one immediately feels very much at home.

Rose Cottage is an AA 3 star guest house and has gained a widespread reputation for hospitality, high quality B & B guest accommodation and service. Rose Cottage is a short walk from Launceston town centre. The A30 dual carriageway runs close to Launceston, which makes Rose Cottage an ideal base for guests who are touring Devon & Cornwall, visiting the Tamar Valley and perhaps planning a trip to the Eden Project and other attractions. Rose cottage has a double en suite room, a twin en suite room and a single room with a private bathroom available for guests. All the rooms at Rose Cottage are tastefully decorated and furnished to give comfortable, quality accommodation. Sets of fluffy towels and a flannel are provided for each guest and replaced daily if required. Each room has: Colour TV Tea & Coffee facilities Hairdryer Central Heating Double glazing Adequate wardrobe and drawer space Fresh flowers Wireless Broadband Internet Access A five minute drive will take you to Launceston Golf Club or the local Riding Stables. Rose Cottage is a lovely house that has been extended over several hundred years. The original two roomed dwelling is 200 - 300 years old. An addition of several rooms was made in the 1880s and a further extension was made in the 1980s. The house is south facing, situated in a cul-de-sac with private parking areas for guests in a sheltered Launceston valley. It has superb views of Launceston town and Castle, Kensey Valley, St Thomas Hill and St Stephens. Bill and Marylin Prosser provide a friendly, and relaxing atmosphere for their guests at Rose Cottage. Their aim is to provide their guests with high standard accommodation and wholesome breakfasts using locally produced ingredients where possible. They look forward to welcoming you to Rose Cottage.

Trekenner Court Bed and Breakfast is in a tranquil setting enjoying glorious views over Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. This 200-year-old barn conversion is set in four acres and is built around a Mediterranean style courtyard filled with oleanders, geraniums and its very own olive tree.

Ideally situated for exploring Cornwall and west Devon. It is just 5 minutes drive from A30 and only 40 minutes from the RHS gardens at Rosemoor and the same distance from the Eden Project. Other attractions close by include National Trust houses, wonderful surfing beaches, Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor, the coastal path and a golf course five minutes drive away. Horse riding can be arranged or if you wish to bring your own horse, grazing and stabling are available on the premises.

All the guest bedrooms have their own luxury en-suite bathrooms and generously sized comfortable beds. Individually furnished, the bedrooms are well equipped. There is also a guest sitting room with colour television and a selection of videos as well as a large selection of books and local tourist information. In good weather you can breakfast outside by the fountain with freshly squeezed orange juice, local bacon and sausages and eggs from the family’s hens. Evening meals are available by arrangement and special diets can be catered for.

There is a large secure car parking area. Guests have their own entrance to the house and may come and go as they please or are very welcome to just stay and use the facilities throughout the day.

Accommodation at Trethorne comprises 7 Clubhouse Rooms, 4 Lodges and 2 detached Cottages. All rooms are of a good size with green field views and en-suite facilities.Trethorne is situated on the Devon/Cornwall border, minutes from the main A30. The nearby Cornish market town of Launceston offers a varied nightlife and shopping centre. The Eden Project is 40 minutes away and the beauty of the North Cornwall coast on half an hour.

Superb award-winning organic food grown on the 130 acre Coombeshead Estate combined with walks through the 60 acres of woodland and ponds teeming with wildlife help you to unwind and relax to recharge those tired batteries.No children under 12. Totally non-smoking throughout the premises.Organic lamb and pork reared on the estate ? eggs from geese, ducks and chickens. Organic orchards and kitchen garden provide almost all that is needed for the kitchen. Vegetables and salads picked just hours before your meal. Coombeshead Estate Stud boasts brood mares, young stock and several foals each spring, destined for flat racing.A quad bike is available for those with walking difficulties.