Top Hotels Near Ivybridge Leisure Centre in Ivybridge from NZ$98

"Whole stay was excellent, rooms clean and spacious breakfast very good."

"It was closed down "

"Brilliant few days away in a lovely cottage in a fantastic location. Immaculate interior and very comfortable!"

"Very welcoming. Lovely touch with the balloons. Had an amazing time"

"Comfortable room with great facilities like a cafetiere and filter coffee. Posh soap and shampoo. Friendly staff and great foid."

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

"It was good but would be better if the tub heating would work we wanted 40° but it kept saying err with the heating "

"We had a wonderful stay in the Lodge! It was toasty warm which is important for an October stay and was equipped with everything we needed. Everything was spotlessly clean and the log burner and hot tub made things feel extra cosy. Beautiful surroundings and handy parking - we loved it! "

""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."