The Arundell Arms is a welcoming hotel in Devon, and is within easy reach of Cornwall and Dartmoor. The hotel owns 20 miles of river, where guests can enjoy fly-fishing, and there are many other country sports on offer too.
What makes a stay at The Arundell Arms Hotel unique?
The hotel is rightly proud of its green credentials, and has 6 Tesla Superchargers that are free to use.
If guests decide to have a bite to eat, or even to stay over, at the same time as charging, a 10% discount is available for both the restaurant, and for room bookings, for anyone using the Superchargers.
What are the rooms and facilities on offer at The Arundell Arms Hotel?
The hotel offers 25 guest rooms, 4 of which offer ground floor access, and some rooms have views overlooking the 'Secret Garden' All rooms are fitted with generously-sized baths and powerful showers, and have luxuriously soft towels and premium toiletries - everything you could wish for to make your stay as comfortable and memorable as possible. Free WiFi is available throughout the hotel.
What can guests enjoy when staying in the Lifton area?
Located on the Devon & Cornwall border, just off the main A30, The Arundell Arms is ideally located for exploring the beautiful West Country, from the Dartmoor National Park to the stunning South Devon coast.
Where can guests enjoy food and drink?
The Arundell Arms offers meals to suit all tastes, from a fine dining experience to traditional pub food. Talented chef, Chris Heaver, and his excellent team, create superb dishes using the best locally sourced produce. Whether guests choose to eat in the 2 AA Rosette restaurant or the welcoming Courthouse or hotel bars, they'll be spoilt for choice at this friendly hotel.
Other Information
Throughout its history, the hotel has seen a number of owners, but in 1961, it was bought by Anne and Gerald Fox–Edwards and remains in the family to this day (run by Anne's son, Adam Fox-Edwards). Over the years, there have been many improvements and the hotel has been transformed from a sleepy roadside inn into a well-respected fishing hotel today.
