Devon Hotels with Yoga

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Bovey Castle

Newton Abbot

Roberta

RM1,330 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Jul - 2 Jul

Elfordleigh

Plymouth

Rod

RM602 total

includes taxes & fees

5 Jul - 6 Jul

Sauna, steam room, body treatments, hydrotherapy, aromatherapy

Ilsington Country House Hotel & Spa

Newton Abbot

Vicky

RM971 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Jul - 2 Jul

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Top Devon Hotel Reviews

voco Zeal Exeter Science Park by IHG

10/10 Excellent

"The bed was super comfy and the overall feel to the hotel was very good indeed."

Lincombe Hall Hotel & Spa - Just for Adults

8/10 Good

"My main complain is stuff in SPA area. They were very rude to me and other people. Completly overzelous, bossy and ruining mood to everyone. Scandinavian sauna was too cold (below 80C) and ice room didn't work. Cocktails on 'happy hours' were £20 and Long Island Ice Tea tasted like sprite mixed with coke w/o alcohol :-/ I order once and wouldn't order it ever again. On the opposite side - both spa and pool area were well mainteined and clean - much better then most hotels in this price range. Breakfast was ok. Basic room lacked electric sockets near bed and bathroom could be a bit better - it wasn't a problem but it was something that even hotels like premier inn offer on a better level."

The Imperial Torquay

8/10 Good

"Whilst there are elements of faded grandeur to The Imperial it has done its best to keep up with the times. The common areas of the hotel are simply splendid: the wide staircases, the spacious corridors, the breakfast and dining areas, the bar, and the magnificent views of the coastline and the bay. The hotel benefits from being at the edge of town and is appreciably quieter than the town centre. It was great being able to linger over breakfast. The chef and their staff have done well to provide lots of vegetarian and vegan food as well as more traditional meaty fare. It was disappointing to only get bottled water and biscuits on one of or three days stay here, and it took three calls to get an ironing board to the room. That apart, a delightful and restful stay whole the UK was struggling with a heatwave."