Spring Treats: 4 nights for price of 3 at Combe House Devon

Jan. 14, 2011 - PRLog -- Escape to the tranquil Devon countryside and enjoy a relaxing four night dinner, B&B stay for the price of three at Combe House, near Exeter – Devon Hotel of the Year 2010. 


The stunning Grade I Elizabethan manor house is offering mid-week breaks from Monday 24th January until Thursday, 31st March from £525 per person in a superior kingsize double room, a genuine saving of at least £350 based on two sharing for four nights. This superb offer, which is based on 2010 prices, also includes Sunday 10th to Thursday 14th April.

A wildly romantic retreat, Combe is hidden in a lush 3,500 acre country estate where Arabian horses and pheasants roam freely. You can choose to stay in the historic house with its huge log fires, or the beautifully restored thatched cottage for two tucked away in the woods at the entrance to the mile long drive. For a special treat book the luxurious contemporary Linen Suite, which occupies the original Victorian laundry and features a 6ft diameter round copper wash tub.

The popular restaurant offers modern British cuisine created by Combe’s two Master Chefs of Great Britain, Hadleigh Barrett and Stuart Brown, who are passionate about sourcing the best quality local ingredients. In season, the majority of fruit, vegetables and herbs are from Combe’s own restored Victorian Kitchen Gardens.

There are lovely country walks nearby, while the wide open spaces of Dartmoor are within easy reach of the hotel. The coast at Sidmouth is just 20 minutes drive from where a scenic route leads through pretty fishing villages to the Jurassic World Heritage Coast, which is a haven for fossil hunters.


To book your stay, or lunch or dinner in the restaurant, call Combe House Devon on Tel: 01404 540 400, http://www.combehousedevon.com. 

Dogs welcome in selected rooms and the cottage, which has its own secure walled garden.

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A wildly romantic Grade 1 Elizabethan Manor set in 3,500 acres of one of Devon's finest country estates, close to the sea for long coastal walks, yet just a short drive from the Cathedral city of Exeter.