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Whimple is a medium-sized village – big enough for two pubs – in quiet back country north east of Exeter, though conversely it is easy to access, on the train line, a mile or so form the A30, and only five or six from Exeter’s little airport... Read More.

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B&Bs in Whimple - 1 places to stay

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Woodhayes Country House

Woodhayes Country House is an 18th Century Georgian Villa, nestled in a tranquil rural setting on the outskirts of the village of Whimple in East Devon and within easy reach of the bustling Cathedral City ... More | visit website

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Strete Ralegh Farm

A Grade II listed farmhouse in a lovely rural setting midway between Exeter and Honiton, offering three spacious bedrooms, guest lounge and large garden area which guests are welcome to use, the property being set ... More | visit website

Other Places to Stay near Whimple

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Larkbeare Grange (1.49 miles)

Welcome to this stunning country house bed and breakfast, ideally located for those wishing to explore the University City of Exeter and surrounding area. The house is far enough from the city to be ... More | visit website

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Tumbling Weir Hotel (3.37 miles)

Family run thatched hotel in atranquil setting between the River Otter and its mill stream. Relax in very quiet rooms with beautiful views of delightful gardens and the countryside beyond.Innovative menus using West Country produce. ... More | visit website

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The Tumbling Weir Hotel & Restaurant (3.37 miles)

The Tumbling Weir is a thatched hotel; converted from a 17th Century cottage; nestling between the River Otter and its mill stream. The hotel is a family owned thatched hotel in a tranquil setting and ... More | visit website

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Newcourt Barton (3.74 miles)

Award winning Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast set in delightful location. 4 miles M5 junction 28. Convenvient overnight stop for Exeter, Westpoint, Airport, travelling further south or ideal touring base for coast, Dartmoor, Exmoor, National Trust ... More | visit website

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Crossways Tavern (4.19 miles)

The newly refurbished Crossways Tavern is a traditional Devonshire Inn which now boasts two self contained letting units, a double and a twin. They individually designed to a high specification, each unit has a bedroom ... More | visit website

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Arlington House Hotel (4.19 miles)

The Arlington House Hotel especially welcomes tourists and commercial travellers. The rooms have just been refurbished to provide quality comfortable accommodation. The hotel allows you to be flexible as to arrival and departure because you ... More | visit website

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Higher Coombe Farm (4.79 miles)

You will find a warm, friendly welcome and comfortable rooms in the Victorian farmhouse at Higher Coombe Farm, where the Farmer family have farmed sheep and cattle since 1913.

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Highdown Farm (5.19 miles)

Self catering cottages, peacefully situated on an organic dairy farm with stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Conveniently located one mile between the towns of Bradninch and Cullompton and only 2 miles from J28 of ... More | visit website

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Brookfields Bed & breakfast (5.21 miles)

Enjoy the quiet restful ambiance of Brookfields yet close to Sidmouth, Exmouth, Budleigh Salterton and Exeter Airport with Exeter City a 15 minute drive. Brookfields has ample off road car parking and is close to ... More | visit website

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Splatthayes B&B (5.25 miles)

Strategically situated in South-East Devon, Buckerell, is one of the traditional gateways into the county of Devonshire, making it an excellent base for people wishing to visit or to tour East Devon. Buckerell is a ... More | visit website

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