Hotels near The Watermark

"Great stay here, room was a lovely size and the overall service, greeting and welcome was excellent, will stay here again"

"We didn't make it in time to try the restaurant, but the menu looked great, as was the St Austell beer. We received a very friendly welcome and were shown to our rooms in the annex next door. Everything was spotlessly clean and the room had all we needed. Breakfast was from a great selection and we checked out without issue. Fantastic. "

"This stay was absolutely amazing. The room was clean and comfortable. No noise in the hallway at night at all. Alex who checked us in and out couldn’t have been more helpful. The spa was lovely and clean and made us feel extremely relaxed. We will be back again 😊"

"Ideal place to stay. Always stay there. Friendly staff. Lovely hotel"

"Very comfy bed... clean room and nice tea tray. Shower takes a moment to get working but probably as the building is old but this gives it charm. Will definitely stay again :-) "

"Very impressed with way we were welcomed, service excellent. Romm clean, warm and comfortable. The food was excellent. All in all a very enjoyable stay."

"Everything was just amazing for us Easy parking Nice breakfast in the quiet carriage upstairs Microwave toaster kettle fridge fruit cereal juice yogurt & more Lovely cafe downstairs which was very good"

""Great for a female solo traveller I took myself off to Devon for a well needed solo break." The Loft was cosy and clean. I felt very safe there, the location is brilliant for other beauty spots like Salcombe and Totnes. Lukesland Gardens is worth a visit too. The loft itself has lovely skylights that you can see so many stars from on a clear night. Good facilities and the wifi didn't fail me either as I needed to work from my laptop during the time I stayed. You have to visit The Ring Feeder Cafe, it is so lovely, staff were brilliant and the food is excellent too, tip, don't eat before your visit, the portions are really generous. I assume to stay here you would need to be able to drive and the pretty Devon roads can be quite unforgiving on your car if you have a little one like me. ALWAYS pay attention on these roads, you often have to stop to let vehicles through as the roads are quite narrow. Hot water was instantly available in the shower, bathroom and kitchen. I would recommend to any solo travellers looking to explore Devon. Another tip if you are not used to the country life, take wellies and comfy boots if travelling in winter. Thank you Giles and Emma."

"The room was nice, and the hospitality was excellent from the landlady. Breakfast was a really welcome treat, and I was happy that it was included in the good value price I paid. Thanks "