Hunters Lodge Inn

Exceptional food, clean towels every day, Suger, tea and coffee replenished every day. Graham advised us that the twin room was small and that 4 nights may be to much, this happened before our stay. The room was a little small but certainly not the smallest we have stayed in. Our hosts, Graham and Sue, were very friendly and ablging.

We found the sink in the bathroom a little small.

Very clean and well maintained. The hosts were great and looked after us very well

The laid back approach of everyone. The food was fantastic.

Warm welcome. Fabulous room with character and room to put stuff. Small fridge, fresh milk and biscuits, great bed and bedding. Dinner and breakfast excellent and great quality ingredients

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Excellent food, great choice on menu

Not having a chair or stool in bathroom

staff were great

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Historic 300 yrs old inn…. Set in a quiet village. .. surrounded by beautiful countryside.

Only thing would be the winding, narrow country roads to reach it… best arrive and leave in daylight… no problem in the light.

Very quiet ,rural location. Our hosts, Sue and Graham, were fantastic. We had a great choice of breakfast options and evening meals, very clean and comfortable accommodation, highly recommended. Great base for sightseeing trips

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Wonderful location in a beautiful and typically Devon village, nearby to Dartmouth and Torbay towns, ideal for our purposes. Hosts and bar regulars all friendly and helpful. Excellent food and service, from dinner to breakfast. Bar / eating area, offered a typical country pub atmosphere, which made for a relaxing and enjoyable time. Rooms comfortable, with good amenities, beds and hot water. Great to have a full fridge and fresh milk in the room. Good value for money considering the area and being a weekend visit in Summer. We were blessed with exceptional weather which made the stay even more enjoyable.

Over all very good, however, the twin room was a tad too small for our friends. They managed but would have preferred more space. We felt the pub could do with a refresh - the rooms need a little TLC, paint work, grouting etc. Outside similarly could do with a sweep and spruce up. Be aware that access to Cornworthy is down several typically narrow Devon roads, with passing places, which were a challenge in a large car, especially in the dark!

The rooms were spotless and so comfortable with a big bath

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