This place is a hidden gem. Well off the beaten track, but it's worth the drive. The room was more than large enough for our overnight stay, very comfortable bed, and the shower was excellent. The bar has a good choice of drinks, so something for everyone. The food in the restaurant was exceptional. But the star attraction here is Captain, the parrot. He has recently celebrated his 42nd birthday.

There is nothing to dislike, Mark and his partner do a fantastic job to keep their guests happy.

Convenient location for our hiking trip of the Two Moors Way (only a short walk from the trail). Not too busy when we were there and we were very pleased to find that there was a bath as well as a shower.

Unfortunately, one of the windows of the room overlooked the small yard at the back and there was a rather noisy fan opposite that switched on and off all through the night. It was pretty hot when we were there so needed to have windows open, but even with the window closed I could still hear the fan - a slightly disturbed night. However, that was the only hiccup in what was a pleasant overnight stay.

Everything: room, food, staff, location (eventually!). My satnav was unable to differentiate between a narrow track and a navigable road, so plan your journey carefully, taking note of the Inn's instruction. The room was lovely, bright, and airy, with top quality bedding on a large comfortable bed. Big TV. Tea, coffee, and infusions aplenty, refurbished daily. We had a very friendly welcome, which continued throughout our stay. Great breakfast included, with a good choice of cooked meal as well as fruit, cereal, toast etc. Very cosy bar / restaurant with resident parrot. You won't fail to enjoy the experience of staying at Th0e New Inn.

Nothing to not like.

Lovely, quiet and comfortable room. Plenty of space and good sized bathroom/wet room. The owners were friendly and very helpful. The food was delicious and the pub had a friendly village local vibe. The setting is very pretty, a small village with lovely buildings. The Inn has a lovely outdoor area and plenty of parking.

Nothing.

Lots of character, large pub / restaurant with loads of seating. Best selection of drinks I've seen in any pub in years! Food was nice, my wife said the pie was the best she had ever had in her life! I found the bed ok, my daughter said it wasn't great, but she's a teenager so ...? Personally I found the staff (including the owner) all friendly, they were very busy and a couple of customers were getting frustrated but they were understaffed, which is common down that way of the UK, and you need to accept this when traveling that way. Personally we like it and we all want to go stop there again

Dog friendly bar and accommodation. Very friendly and welcoming staff. In a quiet hamlet. Comfortable and clean big room. All food cooked to order, fresh! Lots of great pub dishes which were good value for money. Locally sourced produce. Beautiful back garden with lovely seating areas. Great choice of food for breakfast of fantastic quality ingredients. Owner and staff work very hard to make your stay wonderful.

The inn was located in a very quaint quiet village. The room was spacious, charming and tastefully decorated. The bed was extremely comfortable making for a wonderful nights sleep. No stone was left unturned with what one would require to make for a comfortable stay including the information book for guests. Very thorough and informative. The hosts were charming. Dinner and breakfast delicious served downstairs in the historic inn.

We liked everything

Some country pubs look idyllic from the outside but the interior disappoints - either stark and overly modernised or just lacklustre. Not so The New Inn. It's chocolate box on the outside and just as yummy on the inside. The pub is a fascinating 13th century, thatched building, set by a very pretty brook which meanders alongside the lovely pub garden. The bar is low ceiling, beamed (with old ships timbers), with two inglenook fireplaces and 'The Captain', the pub's very own parrot! Dinner ingredients are locally sourced, from Devon beef to pub faves such as fish and chips. Breakfast is generous and with lots to chose from, inc kippers and the traditional 'full English'. The rooms at The New Inn are unusual given their size - they are very spacious and tastefully furnished, not pokey as you'd normally expect from rooms at an Inn. The en-suite bathrooms are recently refurbished, the beds are comfy and all is spotlessly clean. What's more, all the rooms have lovely views over the pretty village. Owners Mark and Teresa make you feel very welcome, they can't do enough for you and they look after this wonderful ancient building as well as they look after their guests. Do visit The New Inn and help keep this gem in business.

Nothing at all, I couldn't fault the place. I'd highly recommend The New Inn. I have stayed many times over the years and it never disappoints.

We stayed at The New Inn as we had a wedding in Devon. The family room was lovely and big and suited our needs perfectly. The owners made us very welcome. Breakfast was excellent and when we arrived in the evening we enjoyed a meal made from local produce.

No complaints

Lovely inn/hotel with lots of character. Room was very clean and comfortable. Very pleasant staff. Nice food particularly the freshly cooked breakfast. Love the parrot.

Nothing to do with the property, but beware of some speedy drivers in SUVs on the narrow lanes.