Stayed for one night over the Bank Holiday. Room very nice. No expense spared on furniture & fittings. Lots of tea, coffee, milk, bottled water - even shortbread biscuits. Complementary shampoo/shower gel etc in bathroom. Quality oak wardrobes & bedroom furniture. Nice comfy bed. Breakfast in the morning was in a big conservatory like restaurant overlooking the river estuary, and... more

Title says it all - rice and peas do not a rissotto make, a mixed salad is not leaves from a bag with a quarter of tomato, 1 thick and 1 thin slice of cucumber. etc etc - gave it 2 chances - just not up to the job. Cheerful and helpful staff display not one atom of restaurant training,... more

After another 10 mile walk in the rain, and an hour on the bus, we needed a the Steam Packet Inn to deliver a warm welcome. The rooms are above the pub, and whilst the approach to them is not too promising, the rooms themselves are decorated in a contempary style. The food in the restaurant is a little pricey,... more

Stayed here for just one night and overall enjoyed the stay. The restaurant was really good with excellent views across the quayside at Totnes. The room was a pleasant surprise after climbing the narrow stairs to the top of the building, with very uptodate furniture, fittings and facilities. The bed was comfortable, but the only downside was that the room... more

I know staying above a pub can be a hassle, but at the Steam Packet Inn it was a pleasure. My 11 & 14 year-old children and I had the family room which is easily the largest and most homely room I have ever stayed in. A large double bed in one room with a bunk in an adjoining room... more

We spent 3 nights at the Inn over August bank holiday 2005, booked months before. Mainly a pub & restaurant, but also has 4 en-suite rooms. Great location: has a small car park, but only c.10 minutes walk from Totnes station or castle; quayside, so lovely water views, & great place to sit outside and eat. A popular destination for... more