Bickleigh Castle Hotel

Just not a comfortable hotel to stay. Could smell cats urine

Nothing to say but stunning hotel. Since customer service to food and hotel condition. Highly recommended!!!

I can't even find the words to describe how amazing this castle experience was. Absolutely stellar. Beautifully restored. Amazing original art of former residents and mind blowing dark, hand carved furniture from centuries ago. Warm welcoming and accommodating staff. Wonderful country get away!

quaint B&B with great scenery and quiet location. Good breakfast choice Nice spacious room - although bed along way from the TV which is very small free battled water in the room great stay - would definately stay again

Pleasant room in the grounds of Bickleigh Castle cottages. Clean and Tidy, but breakfast was chaotic and somewhat disorganized. The check in time of 3pm is a tad late but we got the room 40mins early, and check out for 10am was tight owing to breakfast. Over all quite an expensive b&b, with a small bar with the most expensive coke ever at over £1.60+ a can, beer around £3.50 a bottle. No draught! We stayed as the Castle was hosting a WW2 Pre D-DAY Event, so made for an interesting stay.

This was an ok stay at an ok hotel. This review is skewed simply because I think it was at the wrong price point when we stayed. The good bits: we arrives in the evening and all was good. It is in a "castle" of sorts. The room was really clean and the bed was comfortable enough. Breakfast had good quality ingredients. So why only a three star review? The price. For £65 a night this would have been a good stay. However, for £140 a night I didn't expect the host to be hanging in our room talking for far too long, a teeny tiny strip bathroom with a shower that was a powerful but very awkward to use, to hear every footstep and movement upstairs until midnight and again from 5.30am. Nor did I expect a room which haphazard taste and instant coffee sachets and long life milk (put a little machine in!), no fridge, and only two hangers on a little rail. Further breakfast is a only served from 0830-0930 yet when we rocked up with somewhere to go by nine, the tables hadn't been laid. We didn't get any choice on our full English re eggs or missing things off it and there was no toast. There is also no wifi or phone signal so we had to drive into the village to get a signal to do what we needed to do. So if this had been £65 or maybe even £70 this would have been a really fine stay. For the price we paid (£140) it was disappointing.

Really warm welcome from the owner , breakfast was excellent , very clean

All the staff were friendly and very helpful. The hotel is quiet and relaxing. Plenty of pleasant walks. Not far from Exeter and Exmouth

Excellent location and property , pity about no bar available

We arrived about 6.30 and there was nobody at reception. Key was there with a note and order form for breakfast. Signage and directions were poor other than numerous numerous notes about what to do and not to do ! So first impressions were not positive however this all changed in the morning when we met the staff and owner who were delightful. Breakfast was excellent in a delightful any airy room. This was a derilect property when the owners took over and they have done an excellent job of restoring.