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Situated close to the area's attractions, The Queen's Head Wetherspoon is moments from Dartmoor. It is moments from Tavistock Canal.
Located in Dartmoor, this historic hotel is the perfect base for a scenic retreat. It is set in Tavistock’s popular nightlife district, just a short walk from Tavistock Canal.
Rockmount is a stylish hotel situated in a popular tourist area, under a 10-minute walk to Tavistock Canal and Dartmoor. It also provides luggage storage, valet parking and a playground.
Cheapest month: | November |
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Most expensive month: | October |
Average price in Tavistock: | ₹ 10,707/night |
Cheapest price found: | ₹ 3,921/night |
Cheapest day: | Sunday |
Most expensive day: | Tuesday |
Situated close to the area's attractions, The Queen's Head Wetherspoon is moments from Dartmoor. It is moments from Tavistock Canal.
Located in Dartmoor, this historic hotel is the perfect base for a scenic retreat. It is set in Tavistock’s popular nightlife district, just a short walk from Tavistock Canal.
Rockmount is a stylish hotel situated in a popular tourist area, under a 10-minute walk to Tavistock Canal and Dartmoor. It also provides luggage storage, valet parking and a playground.
The Queen's Head Wetherspoon
79-80 West Street, Tavistock, United Kingdom
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With the River Tavy flowing through its heart, Tavistock is a centuries-old market town and a gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape. It centres around the ruins of the 10th-century Tavistock Abbey and is famously the birthplace of Sir Francis Drake, who circumnavigated the world between 1577 and 1580.
Hidden behind the Town Hall is the Tavistock Pannier Market, a pedestrianised area home to independent shops and cafes. In addition to antiques and collectibles, you’ll find fresh produce, locally made handicrafts and second-hand books. Potters, artists and woodturners all set up shop here, alongside traders selling house plants and sweet treats.
You can learn about the town’s monastic, market and mining past at the Tavistock Museum, which occupies the historic Court Gate. It once served as the main entrance to the Abbey of Saint Mary and Saint Rumon, with exhibits detailing the history of this Benedictine monastery and Tavistock’s links to the English naval officer, Sir Francis Drake.
Sprawling along both banks of the River Tavy is The Meadows, a leafy green space with a children’s playground, a bandstand and plenty of grassy picnic areas. You can challenge your family and friends to a game on the tennis courts and stroll through the Sensory Garden or take a spin on the BMX track. Traversing the park is the Tavistock Canal, which is fringed by the Cherry Walk that ignites with fragrant blossoms in the spring.
Tavistock is a 30-minute drive from Plymouth and 45 minutes from Exeter. Exeter Airport is one hour away and has flights to destinations across Europe. Buses connect to Tavistock from towns and villages across West Devon while most of Tavistock’s attractions are easily accessed on foot.
The Queen's Head Wetherspoon (8.6/10 from 1,077 reviews), Bedford Hotel (8.4/10 from 936 reviews), and The Horn Of Plenty (8.8/10 from 102 reviews) are all highly rated places to stay in Tavistock.