Welcome to Clovelly, North Devon ... Red Lion Hotel
Set within an area of designated Outstanding Natural Beauty, the The Quay, Clovelly, Nr Bideford historic village of Clovelly offers arresting turquoise views over the North Devon, EX39 5TF Bristol Channel and a glimpse into the daily goings-on of a traditional Devon fishing port. +44 (0) 1237 431237 [email protected] Completely pedestrianised, there are a host of activities to enjoy in this cobbled seaside village, from craft studios, local shops and the stately Clovelly Court Gardens to woodland walks, coastal paths and a year round program of events. New Inn Guests can choose to stay at the 400 year old, three star New Inn, High Street, Clovelly, Nr Bideford nestled in the heart of the village or the four star Red Lion Hotel, set North Devon, EX39 5TQ on the 14th century quay. With food, drink and accommodation to suit nearly every budget, it is British ‘village life’ at its very best. +44 (0) 1237 431303 [email protected] Welcome to a Different World ... A look at life in Clovelly CLOVELLY Getting Here North Devon
By Car: • Clovelly is just off the A39, 10 miles west of Bideford • Exit the M5 at Junction 27
Nearest Train Station: • Barnstaple • Buses run from Barnstaple and Bideford to Clovelly
Nearest Airport: • Exeter
www.clovelly.co.uk @clovellyvillage Red Lion Hotel
Situated on the 14th century quay, The Red Lion is an AA four star inn with a spectacular outlook, characterful detail and varied history, with the building, originally a beer and cider house, dating back to the 18th century.
The cosy Snug Bar and Harbour Bar offer an extensive all-day menu with daily specials, light bites and classic pub favourites, whilst the Harbour Restaurant serves an evening menu of line-caught fish and seasonal produce from Clovelly Court Gardens.
Each of the 17 calm and comfortable bedrooms offers sea views of the harbour, historic quay and beyond. Choose from the 11 charming main hotel bedrooms or the beautifully refurbished Superior Bedrooms in the adjacent Sail Loft. From top left: The Snug Bar, a Sail Loft Bedroom, daily catch in The Harbour Restaurant, The Harbour Restaurant, Reception, a main hotel bedroom
An early morning view down the cobbles, towards the New Inn
New Inn
Located in heart of the village, along the cobbled high street, the New Inn is an AA three star inn with charming period features, eight cosy bedrooms, a welcoming bar and over 400 years of history.
The bedrooms are decorated in a William Morris, Arts and Crafts style and offer quaint views of the high street or over the village rooftops towards the sea.
The Up-along Bar serves homemade comfort food and real ale and not to be missed is one of Bea’s cream teas with her famous scones (rumoured to be Devon’s best). A warm welcome and hearty homemade fare await all guests who stay at the New Inn. A view of the Red Lion and the historic harbour and quay From top left: The high street in bloom, a family bedroom, the New Inn at sunrise, a double bedroom with sea views, Bea’s famous scones on the front terrace