What a fantastic location!. You cannot fail to be impressed by the dramatic situation of the hotel. It is jaw-dropping. The staff were helpful and very friendly, the food and beer excellent. Nine golf-playing guys stayed here and we all want to go back. Value is assured.

I stayed at the Hartland Quay Hotel on the South Devon coast many, many years ago and late last summer on some sort of a pilgrimage, revisited it and, happily, was not disappointed. The weather was, wet, poor and unwelcoming - not the sunny days I remembered - but sometimes dark skies illuminate the beauty of that wild and rocky... More

Stayed here over the Easter weekend with a group of friends. A great time was had by all in the great little hotel in an absolutely stunning setting. The Wreckers Retreat is also a fantastic pub with decent food. Very tolerant of our late night drinking.

Well, that's the view - simply stunning. Add to that really helpful staff, nothing too much trouble, good honest 'pub grub' with no pretensions, more than adequate bedrooms and a great breakfast - what more can you want? Certainly exceeded our expectations.

We have stayed at the Hartland Quay on many occasions and have never before been disappointed however it has definitely gone down hill. We checked in at about 3.30pm and were shown to our room. The room was spacious and clean. The first thing that struck us was the cold. We asked at the reception desk about heating and were... More

This is the second time we've stayed at the Hartland Quay Hotel and would certainly recommend it. Perched on a cliff top overlooking a vicious Atlantic swell, this spot is the perfect place to get away from it all and relax. The hotel room was clean, warm and comfortable, equipped with tv, kettle and bathtub to warm the cockles after... More

I arrived at Hartland Quay quite early and sat in the sun for a while but got a bit cold so checked in at about 4pm. I found my room disappointingly chilly after a day's walking and although I switched the extra heater on I can't say the room was ever cosy, or quite warm enough. However it was spacious... More

We visited the Hartland Quay lookout and headland because of its history - pirates, ship wrecks and the geological rock formations. On the day we visited the skies were overcast, it was fairly windy, the seas slate grey and pounding the rocks / surging onto the rocky shore . . . awesome. We retreated into the Hartland Quay Hotel for... More

This is a great little place. We stayed in room 4 which has a sea view from a bay window, and what appears to be a newly refurbished bath(shower) room. Being the start of December the outside temperature was cold. But never fear they supply extra heaters in the rooms which kept us toasty despite the single glazing. Free wi-fi... More