This was a "boys trip". Seven of us went for two nights. We arrived on Thursday evening and met up in the bar and had a great meal - Cornish Crab followed by Steak with home made onion rings. We were picked up at 8.30am on Friday for the Snipe Shooting by Rob. None of had been before, although we... More

An excellent meal in the attractively refurbished dining room. Although the restaurant was very busy, the staff were warm, welcoming and attentive. The food was attractively presented and tasty. More

We stayed at the Arundell arms for 2 nights over New Years Eve so i suppose the price of £175 for the room was inflated because of this. This was my only gripe as our Room No 12 was just not worth this price. It was too small although clean. The service and the friendliness of the team right from... More

Stayed here one night on business. As a keen fly fisherman and shooter I had of course heard of the Arundel Arms ans was looking forward to staying but I have to confess I was a little disappointed. The staff were all very polite but a little aloof so I decided to eat next door in their pub.Had one pint... More

The Arundell Arms is a delightful traditional English country hotel. The old polished slate floors, open fires and super hospitality adds to the experience. Fishing, shooting, good food and stunning Devon countryside is enough of a draw to make return visits essential. There is a buzzing bar and village pub, a smart dining room and old style lounge. The restaurant... More

We held a Silk Scarves Painting workshop at the Arundell Arms Hotel, yesterday. It was the first time we have located a course at the hotel so I was nervous but the day was a complete success. We used their Tamar Room which was warm, bright and airy with good natural daylight - important when you're painting! The hotel were... More

First time visit. Great place to eat good quality food. Only met with a friend for a catch up and something to eat. We were treated very well. Staff were really pleasant and knew how to look after their guests. I might even stay here next time I am in the area. A nice find for the area! More

We (myself and my nephew) were cycling from John O'Groats to Land's End on our penultimate day when we hit 50 mile an hour south-westerlies and a head wind of 22 miles an hour and torrential rain on July 16th 2010. We were forced off the dual carriageway only to arrive at the Arundel Arms, frozen, exhausted and relieved to... More

We stayed at the Arundell Arms for just two nights. Unfortunately the circumstances for us wasn't great as our dog who should have been with us was hurt in an accident. However in saying that the staff were very kind and the whole atmosphere of the hotel very soothing. We were luck enough to have a morning with Roy giving... More