Hotels in Tavistock
The historic West Country town of Tavistock was the birthplace of one of England's most intrepid explorers, Sir Francis Drake, while back in Victorian times it was renowned as the world's major copper-producing area. Now it is a bustling market town and home to Browns Hotel, a converted 17th century coaching inn, situated right in the town centre and close to Dartmoor National Park.
Inside you will find an interesting blend of trendy and traditional. The brand new gym is pure 21st century and highly acclaimed. The hotel has its own well that is believed to date back as far as Roman times. Positioned under a glass panel in the conservatory, still and sparkling water is drawn from it, bottled on the premises and is provided free to guests in their rooms.
The brasserie menu includes regional produce, organic and GM-free foods as available and is a highly regarded local destination for the ubiquitous English Sunday roast.
Details
Ratings/Awards: RAC/ETC 4 Star
The Good Hotel Guide "Town Hotel of The Year" award for 2006
Number of Rooms: 21
Number Ensuite: 21
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Restaurant
Name: Browns Brasserie
Chef: John Hooker
Facilities
Parking
Credit Cards Accepted
Room Service
Disabled Access
Open All Year
Gym
TV in Rooms
Satellite TV
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