World Hotels  England Hotels Collaven Manor Hotel
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Sourton, Okehampton, EX20 4HH, United Kingdom, Europe. | |
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Well Linked To The M5, This 15Th-Century Manor House Stands In 4 Acres Of Gardens, With Glorious Countryside Views And A Rich History.
Collaven Manor Is In The North West Of Dartmoor. Built Of Granite And Covered In Creeper Plant, The Manor Has A Traditional English Feel. Enjoy Flowerbeds, Birdsong And Spacious Lawns Where You Can Play Bowls, Croquet Or Enjoy Afternoon Tea.
An Intimate Bar-Lounge Offers Winter Log Fires Or Cool Summer Shelter, While The Hamilton Restaurant Serves The Best Of Local And Home-Grown Ingredients.
The Bedrooms...
Hotel Rooms: 9
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Hotel Facilities |
* Parking
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* Heating
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* Restaurant
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* Luggage Storage
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* Pets Allowed
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* Room Service
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* Bar
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* Laundry
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* Garden
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* Internet Services
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* Non-Smoking Rooms
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* Fax/Photocopying
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* Free Parking
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* Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN
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* Express Check-In/Check-Out
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* Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Included
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* Safety Deposit Box
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Room Facilities :
* Trouser Press
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* Toilet
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* Desk
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* Bathroom
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* Ironing Facilities
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* Bath or Shower
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* Seating Area
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* TV
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* Heating
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* Telephone
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* Carpeted Floor
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* Radio
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* Alarm Clock
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* Tea/Coffee Maker
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* Hairdryer
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* Electric Kettle
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* Free toiletries
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* Wake Up Service/Alarm Clock
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Maps & Directions |
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Room Details |
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* Single Room
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* Double Room
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* Feature Room
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Hotel Policies |
Check-In : From 15:00 - 23:00 hours
Check-Out : Until 08:00 - 10:30 hours
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Payment We Accept : American Express,Maestro,Switch,Visa,Euro/Mastercard
  
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More Information |
Area Information : Close by there are several fine 18-hole golf courses.
Pony trekking and riding on Dartmoor can be arranged, as well as fishing.
Horse racing at Newton Abbot, Devon and Exeter is just 40 minutes away.
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Hotel Information : Collaven Manor was once owned by the famous Hamilton family. It is said to be linked to Lady Hamilton, who was mistress to Lord Nelson in the late 18th century.
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