Trengilly Wartha Inn

Would have liked breakfast supplied. Garden room was clean and well equipped with a kitchen. Lots of spiders! Pub is great with some nice food on the menu. It's a bit out of the way, so be prepared to travel on narrow country lanes.

Warm, friendly, informal. Huge breakfast and delicious dinners. Great base for exploring via car, cycling and walking.

I've been coming here for two decades and it's a hidden gem. Used to serve a very varied English menu and many fine wines and malts in a convivial, leafy environment. Our first stay and it was a spectacular one in the treetop safari tents. Unrivalled tranquility and the tents have all you need for a refreshing, nature-filled very comfortable living and sleeping experience in the semi-wild. Camp fires and pet friendly (even has doggy day-care on site).The site is a little Eden. Staff couldn't be kinder and close to many amenities. Did find that the food menu had taken a bit of a swerve to the mainstream with fewer local and seasonal specialities than I recall. But for a place so tucked away, it was busy all seven nights and the ale and wine was fine. We'll certainly be back.