My son and I were tramping the Coastal Path and had booked this hotel as a relatively expensive overnight stay. But what great value ! Clovelly out of season is lovely, a white washed intricacy of terraced cottages tumbling down the undercliff to the ancient quay. and there a welcoming inn. Our bedroom overlooking the sea was clean and comfortable,... more

This is a wonderfully quaint place to visit and the little cottages, pubs and cobbled streets add to the charm. of Clovelly; the perfect get away for stepping back in time. You can really relax here as no cars are allowed in the village. The hotel room was lovely with a spectacular view of the ocean. The hotal is a... more

We booked this hotel for the day after our wedding as we thought it would be a romantic place to stay the night. And we were right. Clovelly is beautiful and our room looked out over the habour. Very nice! The rooms were comfortable and clean with very cool lighting in the showers. It impressed by husband anyway! It had... more

This hotel is a delight. Having decided to extend our stay in the South West, we arrived unannounced and were booked in by a helpful friendly lady. Yes, we had to settle for 2 nights not the 3 we would have liked and yes, we had to move rooms but it was worth it. Our first night we gazed over... more

We were in Clovelly for the day and having visited many times before but having never eaten at the Red Lion I was looking forward to eating there. At this point I would love to tell you all about the fantastic dining experience that we had. Sadly I can't. We entered the pub/dining area and made our selection from a... more

We went here for an evening meal. The restaurant was closed, so we ate in the bar. Given that this was on the harbour the only fish on offer was Scampi and Chips or Cod and Chips. The service was terrible. The guy behind the bar was more interested in laughing with his mates than attending to any customers. more

Having held our wedding celebrations in June 09 at the Red Lion in Clovelly, I can honestly say it's a fabulous, relaxing and fun place to stay. It's a glorious venue and the staff all have that 'personal touch' which made each one of our 60 guests feel welcome and relaxed. The food and service throughout the weekend was faultless.... more

We stayed for one night whilst walking the coast path. The hotel's location on the quay is about as perfect as you can get in this picture postcard village. The manager was friendly and welcoming when we arrived, and took our bags to our room; a very welcome gesture after a hard day's walk. Our room was quite small but... more

LIke the May 21 2009 reviewer we stayed in Room 7, one of the standard rooms. And totally concur with their comments. On the top floor, good size, brand new bathroom, LCD TV with a DVD drive (and one bad pixel!). Perfectly position just to the left of the Red Lion crest on the face of the building and slightly... more