Kingsbridge Hotel Guide - Horsley Cove hotels in Kingsbridge, United Kingdom.

"Hotel was as good as usual, great staff on reception, bar and service, spa was excellent. Another great stay"

"Fantastic stay overall, the location is perfect and the bed was honestly one of the most comfortable I’ve ever slept in. The staff were brilliant too; despite what some previous reviews have said, the restaurant team may be young, but they’re extremely welcoming, hardworking, and far from inexperienced. Just a small note for future guests: if you prefer a more filling breakfast, be prepared to pay an extra £10 for the full option, as the continental selection is quite limited. That said, everything offered was very fresh and nicely presented. Overall, a wonderful experience and highly recommended."

"Great room with a partial sea view. Friendly staff and great food."

"Fantastic hotel, rooms are beautiful, view stunning. Very relaxing. Great food and drinks. The staff make the hotel even better, so friendly, they couldn’t do enough. A real credit to the hotel ! We will definitely come back! "

"Lovely quiet spot with stunning views"

"Overall - nice apartment, well equipped, superb view.The good - the view from the front room of this 1st floor apartment is its prime feature - it's one of the best we've enjoyed (even compared with high above lake Garda). You can sit-by or lean on the rail and just take it in. The location is very quiet, so you most often just hear the waves below, birds and distant boats. Handfuls of friendly people pass below per-day and you know they're quite jealous.Inside is tasteful, with a well-equipped kitchenette, two showers, good TV set-up and wifi. Parking is no issue and the site has a warmish pool (it's just a pool mind, no messing, and shuts at 18:00) and a tennis court.Walks of 30-45mins can take you to the lighthouse (tho not often open to the public) or to Beesands and the pub and fish-bar. Reasonably steep but always with fantastic views.The area - it's ok, Hallsands, Torcross and Slapton have dramatic histories, Darmouth is pretty, Salcombe is… overrated. Plymouth is Bristol 20 years ago. It's all OK, especially if you like looking at other people's property investments or parked boats.The not-so-good - the soft-furnishing could do with a cleanup or renewal. We were bitten, relentlessly - though 'no pets', jumping insects as well as mosquitos were seen. Can't say why, as general cleanliness seemed fine - maybe somethings got blown in? For the money it needs sorting.It isn't very big - despite being a rock-solid property investment (if the"