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What Guests Said About Barnstaple:
Ruth
United Kingdom
6.0
We only spent one day at Barnstable but it seemed a pleasant...
We only spent one day at Barnstable but it seemed a pleasant town with quite a few shops and a nice walk/cycle route along the river. There were signs for the Tarka trail along the riverbank. As it was a Sunday we did have a carvery in a hotel at the end of the High Street, I think it was called the Royal Fortescue. Plenty of car parks and a park and ride on weekdays. As our Devon visit was mainly to attend a birthday celebration, we spent the remaining days in other locations, Ilfracombe and RHS Rosemoor gardens.
Samr34
United Kingdom
8.0
Barnstaple is an old market town with lots of places to eat...
Barnstaple is an old market town with lots of places to eat and drink. It is the biggest town in North Devon and the main route through to either Exmoor, the beaches of Croyde and Woolacombe, and a good pit stop if heading for North Cornwall
Anonymous
United Kingdom
6.0
The town centre is small but has a great selection of...
The town centre is small but has a great selection of restaurants. We ate at Giovanni's Italian, which was great value. Quite a few little cobbled alleyways to explore. Trip only marred slightly by the number of seagulls swooping inches from our heads!
John
United Kingdom
8.0
Barnstaple - an interesting base for North Devon visitors
Pleasant market town on the River Taw. Ideal location for touring and cycling, and in close proximity to excellent beaches. Sadly the town centre has a number of empty shops but an interesting pannier market is a focal point for visitors.
Anonymous
United Kingdom
8.0
A great place to visit!
Barnstaple is a typical Devon market town and is an ideal base from where you can explore the North Devon area. There are pleasant walks along the Taw or the chance to hire a bike and ride the Tarka Trail which is a flat former railway line which links Barnstaple to Braunton in one direction or to Bideford and beyond in the other. The beaches within 5-10 miles from the town (Saunton, Woolacombe, Croyde, Instow) must be some of the best in the country or, if you prefer, the rugged beauty of Exmoor lies to the north.
Pat
United Kingdom
8.0
Very pleasant evening
The view from the main road belies what is inside this hotel as it is really nice. There is free car parking. The staff were helpful and efficient, didn't use the leisure facilities but they were being used by quite a few people. We thought the breakfast was over priced so did not eat there. It would be good if you could have wifi in your room. Getting to the hotel is easy as it is just off the main road although there are plenty of roadworks around Barnstaple at the moment but normally it is an easy run into town where there is plenty of parking.
“Really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. We received a free upgrade, and the room was amazing - huge and with a balcony which was perfect for such a warm day. The hotel is about 10 minutes walk to the centre of town, and dinner was easy to find as the friendly owners gave us a map with recommendations. Excellent value for money, and I will definitely be staying there again when I'm next in the area!”
“The location is beautiful, rural and nestled in a tree filled valley. The hotel and grounds are romantic, chock full of art works and personal creative touches, like staying at a large cosy private house with slightly bohemian hosts. The staff are extremely friendly, warm and welcoming, the rooms (we were travelling with my Mum also, so had two) were comfortable, clean, light and airy. We had supper and breakfast - both superb! Loved it.”
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