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Collaven Manor Hotel,
Okehampton, Devon, England,
EX20 4HH
Heritage Rating:  ?Heritage Tags: 15th century (Time Period) Beautiful historic 15th Century manor on the edge of Dartmoor with 4 poster bedrooms, log fires, glorious views & candlelit restaurant. Ideal touring centre yet peacefully located for riding, fishing. more >> Accommodation Rating:  Stay at this Hotel from: £100.00 Location map 
Fore Street,
Okehampton, Devon, England,
EX20 1HD
Heritage Rating:  ?Set in the market town of Okehampton in the foothills of Dartmoor, The White Hart Hotel is a superior example of a 17th century coaching inn and is the ideal venue for all social and business occasions. The Inn was given official license as Okehamptons premier inn at the new … more >> Accommodation Rating: Stay at this Hotel from: £45.00 Location map 
A30 Whiddon Down,
Okehampton, Devon, England,
EX20 2QT
Heritage Rating:  ?Located at the Merrymeet roundabout on the A30/A382, 5 miles east of Okehampton, this Travelodge provides contemporary quality accommodation and an ideal base for exploring the Devon countryside. This completely non-smoking hotel offers spacious bedrooms, TV in every room, tea and coffee making facilities, a caf? bar on site, plus … more >> Accommodation Rating: Stay at this Hotel from: £25.00 Location map 
Bridestowe,
Okehampton, Devon, England,
EX20 4HF
Heritage Rating: ?The Fox and Hounds Hotel is situated within Dartmoor National Park and is a very popular destination for walkers and day trippers to the moor. The moor is accessed directly via a track-way behind us. more >> Accommodation Rating:  Stay at this Hotel from: £100.00 Location map
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