Summer House
My two hotels in the West country are each very different and I love them both. One for its perfect position and views of the Cornish sea, the other for its extraordinary architecture deep in the secluded Devon countryside.
Hotel Endsleigh is a Grade I historic house set in 100 acres of fairytale woodland, follies and grottos created by Humphry Repton. The Duke of Bedford, who owned a third of Devon, chose this spot for his fishing and hunting lodge.
Hidden on the edge of Dartmoor, many of the 19 bedrooms have magnificent views of the gardens, the river Tamar and beyond into Cornwall.
There is no muzak whatsoever at Endsleigh only the birds singing and the bats squeaking.
Last Minute September Availability
In November, December and January book three nights and receive the third night free. This offer is available to guests staying on a Bed and Breakfast basis from Saturday 2 November 2019 until Wednesday 5 February 2020. Excluding 20 December 2019 until 5 January 2020.
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Leave the 21st century behind and enter a fairy tale. The 19 rooms and suites are wonderfully restful. There are no snazzy gadgets; just elegant antiques, hand-stencilled wallpaper, stacks of books and the biggest luxury of all – total silence.
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Blog #9
Oh to be at Endsleigh in the summertime!
By Ben Ruscombe-King
As the heat of the summer takes hold and seemingly everyone heads down to the south west to join the throng on the beaches or the herds trooping through the various picturesque fishing villages, there is one corner of Devon that offers blissful respite from the hordes. Set on the banks of the Tamar, Endsleigh is an oasis of calm, where one can while away the long hot summer days in timeless fashion, lunch on the terrace, a game of croquet, a walk through the picturesque Repton designed gardens or perhaps a siesta beneath the long border, disturbed only by the bewitching scent wafting down from the rose walk.
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In keeping with tradition, afternoon tea is the highlight of every day. Each afternoon the library table is set with an array of cakes, scones and sandwiches.
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