I stayed for one night at this hotel (in the Daniel Defoe room) and it was lovely. It was charming, but the bathroom in particular felt modern and updated. This room had a very large room with a fireplace, desk, chairs, and large bathroom with a tub with jets in it. The breakfast was nice (a mix of standard buffet... More

Stayed at Seven Stars for a stop over wedding night in a neighbouring village. The room was nice with a massive comfy bed and large shower, the facilities were generally good and it has everything you would need. The bar and whole building is nicely quirky as you'd expect from an old coaching inn however I was disappointed by the... More

We stayed in room 8 which is at the front of the hotel and overlooks the main street - a great place to sit and watch the world go by while sipping a G & T. As the room is over the bar it is a bit noisy at night, but that did not bother us. A very welcoming hotel... More

An old coaching inn, middle of town, full of character with staff that are happy in their jobs, which does make a difference. Can recommend meals in the restaurant and the bar (try the chicken caesar salad with anchovies - best I've tasted outside NY). Good prompt service. Rooms comfortable and up to date. We couldn't fault our 3 day... More

An enjoyable time here for lunch, food was good pub grub and the staff were friendly.

We stayed here to be under the same roof as a wedding party mid April. I booked a premier family room which I could not fault - it was - spacious, comfortable, beautifully presented and tastefully decorated (room No. 8) Service was impeccable, we were made to feel so very welcome, particularly by the receptionist who went out of her... More

Over the past few years I've spent many nights at the Seven Stars when in the area on business. It's been a nice place to stay - a welcome change from the standard faceless corporate hotels I seem to spend half my life in. The rooms are very pleasant, and there's a bit of variety between them so even on... More

The Seven Stars, is a great place to stay and also visit. Lovely Rooms, very comfortable. Dine and drink there many times, on a weekly basis. The owners, management and staff, always make you welcome. Ten out of Ten

We normally drop in at the Seven Stars when visiting the UK whilst in Totnes. The food is always good for pub grub, the service great and the stafff are very tolerant of the children. Worth a visit if visiting Totnes and also for the location right at the bottom of the highstreet. Just wish the portions size was a... More