En-suite Bed & Breakfast Accommodation
Belstone - Dartmoor National Park

Moorlands House is set in a stunning Dartmoor location and offers excellent bed and breakfast accommodation. It is situated at the end of a private drive on the edge of Belstone, an unspoilt village within Dartmoor National Park.

The house offers privacy and seclusion, surrounded by open moor with breathtaking views, yet is only a five minute walk to the village pub where evening meals and lunch are available. There is a further selection of pubs and restaurants within a short drive.

The night skies above Moorlands House are clear from light pollution. The garden is populated by many birds. Buzzards and woodpeckers are often seen, and owls call in the night.

There is ample parking at Moorlands House. Travel cots can be provided, childrens' beds can be supplied, and dogs are permitted to stay in guest rooms

 

Bed & Breakfast Tariff
Single Room	£40 per night
Double Room *	£65 per night
Twin Room *	£65 per night
Extra single bed in the room	£10 per night surcharge
Baby travel cots	Free of charge
Dogs are welcome	£5 surcharge for the duration of your stay

ACCOMMODATION

Moorlands House has three double en-suite bedrooms; one of these can be arranged as a twin room or single room. Each room is individually furnished with attention to detail, and all of them have tea and coffee making facilities.

LOCATION

The delightful village of Belstone sits at an altitude of 1,000 feet on the edge of Dartmoor in Devon. Its situation makes it the ideal base for walkers, riders and cyclists to enjoy spectacular views, yet is within a short distance of the amenities in Okehampton.

The village pub, The Tors Inn, offers excellent home cooked meals, a selection of real ales and an impressive list of single malts. Other pubs and restaurants can also be found in the neighbouring villages.

Moorlands House B&B is situated between the River Taw and the River Okement. Their many pools offer great swimming places in the summertime.

WALKING

Belstone is a haven for walkers. The Tarka Trial passes through Belstone Cleave and tracks the River Taw through a delightful wooded valley. A further selection of footpaths, just yards from Moorlands House, give access to the high reaches of the moor. Here the walker will find the stone circles, stone rows, burial chambers and granite tors that make Dartmoor so special.