Crediton Hotel Guide - Pet Friendly Hotels in Crediton, Devon

"Brilliant place to stay for a stop-off while travelling or as a base for exploring this lovely part of the south-west, it is a really easy and comfortable place. We were in room 1 which had nice views of the church and was right next to the well-equipped kitchen area where you can go and make yourself a drink or relax in the lounge. Access is via two pin-secured doorways and then the room key, so it feels really secure. The place was warm, well decorated and with very comfy bed. Only...

"The best thing I can say is that it is exactly what I was hoping it would be. Perfect location, great bar and food, friendly locals and great staff. Room had everything I needed and the bed was very comfortable. Also, very quiet! Highly recommended!"

"Room only. It’s a pub with rooms. But here’s the kicker…. The rooms are large, clean and well appointed. The pub is friendly and bustling and the food is truly excellent. 20/30 mins outside Exeter. Staff were so welcoming and very helpful. Will be coming back. (Probably with the

as they l love

here and have their very own doggie food menu (treats! V cute!). Lots of room info for lovely walks for

(and their hoomans!) "

"Turning in to the drive, we wondered whether we had misread the signpost as it seemed to meander through the beautiful grounds forever. Parking right outside the hotel, there was someone waiting to open the door for us; one of many small details which go so very far. After unpacking in Badger room, we sampled some of Matthew's expertly mixed cocktails before having dinner. The following day we went down for breakfast and our expectations were again blown out of the water. A 3 tier board was...

"Absolutely lovely. The accommodation is excellent - a superior barn conversion. Really fabulous on a working farm. Hen Curtis was very friendly as well as her

Fido (retired sheep

) Jumble mixed Labby/Poodle, Pinto young sheep

. All love a good bit of stroking (not Hen!!!!). Relaxing place to be with great walks on and around the farm. Not to be missed."