Tavistock Hotel Guide - Brent Tor hotels in Tavistock, United Kingdom.

"Lovely one night stay at the farm. Family run and everyone was very friendly and welcoming and even took time to show us around the farm. Room was basic but clean. Had tea, coffee and biscuits in room. Breakfast is cooked to order and fresh eggs were lovely. Road up to property is not for the faint hearted as very narrow lane for a couple of miles. But the farm is the final destination on the lane. Only a 5 mins drive into Tavistock where there are lots of places to eat. Great base for a night away at a family run working farm with fantastic views of the countryside. "

"A beautiful cottage in a stunning and peaceful location. We received a very warm welcome from James the owner, who couldn’t have been more attentive throughout our stay, but in a very discreet way. The cottage was spotlessly clean, well cared for, very comfortable and well equipped. For people holidaying with dogs the cottage is perfect - a beautiful enclosed orchard (immediately behind the cottage) is great for zoomies. This very pretty cottage gets a 10 out of 10."

"We stayed at Whitelady House as an extended family (three generations) over the Christmas period in 2025. This was our fourth time at Whitelady House, and we've been visiting on and off since 2012. Firstly, this is a fabulous location and house for exploring all that Dartmoor has to offer, and although many places were closed over Christmas, there was still plenty to do in the area. With Lydford Gorge literally outside the back door, the dogs had plenty of space to explore besides the extensive garden area. The house itself is old, and with that comes a few quirks, including two sets of stairs, which presented a unique challenge for us with a 16-month-old toddler and necessitated the use of many stair gates. But having two lounge areas, along with the kitchen, meant there was always plenty of space for people to find peace. Overall, the house was warm and inviting, especially after a day out in the cold. The only downside is the very slow internet connectivity. If you need to maintain access to the broader world, this can be a limitation. But if you're planning to get away from it all, then a slow-to-almost nonexistent internet connection is the right choice. Overall, although this is expensive, especially for Christmas, we thought it was well worth it to get the whole family together. Ruth (the host) is excellent and couldn't have been more helpful."

"A pleasant little cottage with everything you need for a holiday. Owners very helpful and kind. Have use of owners garden as none at cottage Just a short walk up the hill."

"Clean, liked the treehouse"

"The location and the property itself were perfect. The house was so well equipped, the bed really comfortable and the view beautiful! We felt welcome from the moment we stepped through the door, and especially appreciated the welcome basket - thank you! We enjoyed time relaxing in the house, and the walks from the door and nearby. A brilliant few days away; we really hope to visit again."

"Really fantastic location in the most stunning part of Dartmoor, with lots to see and do. The host is incredible and went above and beyond for us!"

"Would have been better if the apple trees had been trimmed back. Difficulty access rooms out the back and garden "

"Peaceful, remote location on the edge of Dartmoor with easy access to the surrounding countryside and the sea. The house is very quirky, well stocked with books and displaying numerous works of art. It feels very welcoming and comfortable with plenty of room for a family of six. The kitchen is generously well stocked and numerous appliances are available to use. The garden is lovely with a great terrace and large table where we ate breakfast every morning. An ideal garden for small children, plenty of hide and seek places. We had a lovely stay in the School House with wonderful weather. We all loved the church and gravestones - fascinating. "