The New Inn at Clovelly can honestly claim to be unique, for where else can you stay in pampered luxury, with the only 'traffic sounds' being footsteps and the occasional donkeys' hooves on an ancient cobbled street? And where else is your luggage brought to the hotel on a sledge?

All bedrooms in the New Inn are bright, airy and superbly furnished and have colour televisions and luxury en-suite bathrooms. Because of the age of the building, each room has its very own individual character. Seven feature sea views over Bideford Bay towards Saunton Sands and Braunton, 10 miles away. These range from panoramic vistas to sea glimpses.

The eighth bedroom has its own private balcony from which there is a delightful view of Clovelly's world famous cobbled street. Three rooms open out onto a long balcony overlooking the street.

Originally built in the 17th Century, the New Inn has been a hostelry for well over 100 years and in 1996, on the centenary of his death, was refurbished in the style of William Morris, arguably England's most influential designer. Great care was taken to recapture all the elegance of that era, subtly combined with the highest standards of 20th century comforts.

Our interior designer stayed true to William Morris' love of tapestry and interwoven leaf designs with every item of furniture. Each picture on the wall and the many other objets d'art have been specially selected to evoke the period.

The New House opposite the hotel offers budget accommodation, with full use of the hotel bar, restaurant and other facilities.

We look forward to welcoming you.

The New Inn Hotel, Clovelly, offer two nights for the price of one on a B&B basis, Monday to Thursday, providing that a 3 course dinner for 2 is taken in the restaurant of the selected hotel on one of the nights.

Half price B&B accommodation with full English breakfast for 2 people sharing a room for 2 nights with a 3 course dinner for two on one of the nights: £150.00. Saving £100.

Prices include VAT and the offer is open until Thursday, 18 December 2008, Monday to Thursday, but is subject to availability and excludes public holidays.

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PACKAGES:

Transport yourselves into a bygone age and let the enchantment of Clovelly under fairy lights weave its magical spell to make this Christmas truly memorable.

New Inn Hotel Tel: 01237 431303, newinn@clovelly.co.uk
www.clovelly.co.uk

Bideford is a pleasant town to visit, the town is centred on the river Torridge, and the wharf area with large car park is still pleasant with some nice pubs and restaurants. It is a good base for exploring the region.

Hartland Abbey, nearest attraction to Clovelly. Historic family home set in a valley leading to the sea. Fine porcelain, pictures, furniture. Beautiful gardens.

The Big Sheep - North Devons all-weather attraction

The Milky Way - The Milky Way theme park has something for all the family

The Gnome reserve and flower garden, nr Bradworthy 08708 459 012

Lundy Island, 10 miles off the coast lies the nature reserve island of Lundy. The island can be reached on the MV Oldenburg, day trips and longer stays are available

Clovelly

Probably the most photographed village in devon, it is fantastically picturesque village clinging to a steep slope above a harbour.

The town has built its own visitor centre and carpark, at the top of the hill, and it is possible to take a Land Rover from here to the harbour and/or back. The village streets are cobbled and most provisions are bought in on sledges.

Appledore

An attractive fishing town situated right on the Estuary of the rivers Torridge and Tor. It is a town steeped in history, growing up as a fishing village, the tiny streets and cottages dating back hundreds of years are still well preserved, although many of the old stores in market street have closed as people tend to shop in the Supermarkets in Bideford.

Many of the older cottages are now holiday lets, and the town is heavily dependant on the seasonal holiday trade. Despite this, Appledore is still worth a visit out of the busy season.