The Globe Inn

I want to warn everybody, avoid this place at all costs. We spent one ghastly night there, but never again. We'd booked a double room via ***********, which is usually reliable, but not this time. The bedsheets on the twin beds were UNWASHED which is unforgivable. The sheets had been roughly pulled into place but the deep creases were a giveaway (photos). Torn sheets had been used to hide the base of the beds (photos). The whole room was scruffy and dirty with stains on the carpet and floor (photo); dust everywhere; damaged radiator (photo), torn blind (photo), the shaver light, which, of course, didn't work, held together with tape (photo); wires and rubbish behind cupboard between beds(photo). The duvets supplied were winter weight on the the 1st of July in a heatwave. There was nowhere to hang a towel, or place a wash-bag in the basic shower room, and the shower drain was right next to the loo (photo) so if we had had a shower, the whole floor would have been soaked. We had been warned that the room might be a bit noisy as it was a Saturday night but the booming, horribly out of tune racket, right beneath our room (No.4), was so loud we couldn't hear our phones let alone the television. We expected it to stop at 11pm but it went on until midnight followed by loud voices and bustle in the street. In the morning at 9.30, we found we were locked in on the upper floor and had no option but to leave the keys in a tin and exit via the steep fire escape at the back of the building. We couldn't wait to get home, have a decent shower and feel clean again.

Comfortable beds, clean and quiet room in the small town centre. Very handy to shops and cafés and bus stops.

Room was very small, toilet door banged against bed when opening and closing and door did not shut meaning embarrassing to use toilet. Inflexibility of service when a few minutes late to have breakfast, left with none.

Nice relaxed atmosphere in the pub, and a quaint little bedroom upstairs, with a wet room style bathroom, and a tiny TV. I liked the tea and coffee tray with real china cups and glasses, but I only saw the mni fridge with milk portions in the hallway when we were checking out. Breakfast was good. Friendly staff!

What an outstanding place. Made to feel so incredibly welcome. Lovely stay, amazing breakfast and dinner. Definitely recommend

Fantastic stay. The accommodation was clean and comfortable. The food was outstanding, I ate both breakfast and dinners here. Loads of vegetarian options. All of the staff were so accommodating, friendly and welcoming. Will definitely stay again, throughly recommend

Nice little hotel in a small town and very good price for the rooms

We had a fabulous holiday using the Globe as a jump off point for our day trips all around Devon and Cornwall, neil ( the stand in manager!) Was so helpful in our daily trips as he is a wealth of information on both devon and Cornwall! We have english heritage and National trust memberships so that made our days cheaper, but still took in some old haunts from our past and some new ones with help of Neil! The Globe room (room two) was pretty large and had plenty of drawers and wardrobe space and the bed comphortable, bedding and towels changed twice weekly, a water dispenser on the passageway, the room also had a wet room, very good, shower was very good, The breakfast excellent, evening meals are very good but the selection could be better! (The Globe was taken over four months ago so there still finding there feet!) Downside was no food on Sunday and Monday evenings, there is a chienese takeaway just 75 yards away and you can eat it in the Glode restraunt, but even that's closed Monday evening so be prepared drive out for tea? The village is small but has a co-op just a few yards round the corner that has late hours they also sell sandwiches, Beer was adequate, Staff all very friendly and helpful, there is a steam railway close by for steam train rides to town and back, and also a butterfly and otter farm at the same place, and buckfast abby in the next village, only a mile or so, that's an ancient Abbey that looks new! It's amazing In the Globe expect a little noise Friday and Saturday nights, as you are above a public house, 😉 it didn't bother us though! There's a fushshop opposite which in room two you look over? Very good fish and chips also! There's cafes in the street so can get a good cup of coffee In all a very nice stay and will probably use it again in the future,

Great old pub in a lovely village very near the very popular SDR heritage railway line to Totnes. Good real including the famous Jail Ale from Dartmoor brewery and lovely pub grub at fair prices. Well worth a visit with Buckland Abbey very near. As most Glaswegian know the home of Buckie, the famous wine from the monitory.