The Old Brasserie & Rooms
5.8
Good(55 reviews)
8 Foss St, Dartmouth TQ6 9DW, United Kingdom
+44 7465 403412
Hotel Description
The Old Brasserie & Rooms is a charming and elegant hotel located at 8 Foss St, Dartmouth TQ6 9DW, United Kingdom. Situated in the heart of Dartmouth, this lovely property is surrounded by picturesque streets, lively attractions, and the serene beauty of South Devon. The hotel offers a cozy, welcoming atmosphere, blending modern comforts with traditional charm. Guests can enjoy easy access to top local sights, such as the Dartmouth Steam Railway, Blackpool Sands, and Dartmouth Castle, all just a short walk or drive away. Whether you're here for a peaceful retreat or an exciting exploration of the region, The Old Brasserie & Rooms is the ideal home base for your adventures.
The hotel features well-appointed rooms, each designed with comfort and relaxation in mind. Spacious and cozy, the rooms offer modern amenities while maintaining the building’s historic charm. Guests can expect comfortable beds, stylish décor, and a welcoming atmosphere, ensuring a restful stay. The Old Brasserie & Rooms provides a smoke-free environment, making it perfect for families and individuals seeking a clean, healthy stay.
While the hotel does not have a fitness center or spa, it offers essential amenities such as Wi-Fi, making it easy for guests to stay connected. For families traveling with children, the hotel is kid-friendly, ensuring a comfortable and safe environment for all ages. Additionally, the hotel is conveniently located near public transportation options, including bus stops and train stations, making it easy to get around and explore the beautiful surroundings.
Guests will appreciate the hotel's commitment to health and safety, with enhanced cleaning protocols and social distancing measures in place to ensure a safe and enjoyable stay. The hotel’s proximity to top sights and attractions, including the Dartmouth Steam Railway and the stunning Blackpool Sands beach, offers plenty of opportunities for exploration and enjoyment. Whether you're exploring local history at the Dartmouth Castle or visiting the family-friendly Paignton Zoo, there's always something exciting to do.
Nearby dining options are equally impressive, with top-rated restaurants like George & Dragon, Amalfi Kitchen, and Rockfish just a short walk or taxi ride away. These restaurants serve a range of delicious meals, from fresh seafood to hearty British dishes, offering a true taste of local flavors.
For those looking for a relaxing getaway with easy access to the best of Dartmouth and South Devon, The Old Brasserie & Rooms offers a welcoming, comfortable experience. Book your stay today and enjoy the warmth and hospitality of this charming hotel.
The hotel features well-appointed rooms, each designed with comfort and relaxation in mind. Spacious and cozy, the rooms offer modern amenities while maintaining the building’s historic charm. Guests can expect comfortable beds, stylish décor, and a welcoming atmosphere, ensuring a restful stay. The Old Brasserie & Rooms provides a smoke-free environment, making it perfect for families and individuals seeking a clean, healthy stay.
While the hotel does not have a fitness center or spa, it offers essential amenities such as Wi-Fi, making it easy for guests to stay connected. For families traveling with children, the hotel is kid-friendly, ensuring a comfortable and safe environment for all ages. Additionally, the hotel is conveniently located near public transportation options, including bus stops and train stations, making it easy to get around and explore the beautiful surroundings.
Guests will appreciate the hotel's commitment to health and safety, with enhanced cleaning protocols and social distancing measures in place to ensure a safe and enjoyable stay. The hotel’s proximity to top sights and attractions, including the Dartmouth Steam Railway and the stunning Blackpool Sands beach, offers plenty of opportunities for exploration and enjoyment. Whether you're exploring local history at the Dartmouth Castle or visiting the family-friendly Paignton Zoo, there's always something exciting to do.
Nearby dining options are equally impressive, with top-rated restaurants like George & Dragon, Amalfi Kitchen, and Rockfish just a short walk or taxi ride away. These restaurants serve a range of delicious meals, from fresh seafood to hearty British dishes, offering a true taste of local flavors.
For those looking for a relaxing getaway with easy access to the best of Dartmouth and South Devon, The Old Brasserie & Rooms offers a welcoming, comfortable experience. Book your stay today and enjoy the warmth and hospitality of this charming hotel.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 9 min walk to the Dartmouth Steam Railway
2. 8 min walk to the nearest train station
3. Kid-friendly environment for families
4. Smoke-free property for a clean atmosphere
5. Wi-Fi available for guests' convenience
6. Close proximity to local attractions and historic sites
7. Convenient access to nearby public transport options
8. Walking distance to popular restaurants and dining options
9. Located near scenic beaches like Blackpool Sands
9.2 Exceptional
Location rating
Top sights
Dartmouth Steam Railway
9 min
Blackpool Sands11 min
Paignton Zoo Environmental Park41 min
National Trust - Greenway41 min
Dartmouth Castle13 min
Nearest locations
George & Dragon
1 min
The Bistro at Browns1 min
Greek delight Ltd1 min
Amalfi Kitchen3 min
Rockfish3 min
Kendricks Dartmouth3 min
Bushell's Riverside3 min
Yarn3 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Location rating | 9.2 |
| Nearest airport | Exeter Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 9 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Fri, Dec 06
Check-out: Sat, Dec 07
$90
$89
$90
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$94
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Location
8 Foss St, Dartmouth TQ6 9DW, United Kingdom
Airports:
Exeter Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 9 min
Transit: 2 hr 54 min
Transit:
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Walking: 17 min
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Exceptional Location
Top Attractions
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Amenities and Facilities
Policies & payments
Smoke-free property
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Reviews
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Barry Dobson
2/5
This was a very disappointing stay. The room we had wasn’t good value for money at all as it was very poorly decorated and doesn’t look as if it has been redecorated for a very long time. The owners were helpful storing our cycles in the closed down cafe but this didn’t make up for a number of negative issues. Wood chip wallpaper was used in all parts of the bedroom and bathroom. The room was very small, which we knew prior to booking but with no heating on and an open window meant that it was very cold on arrival. Fair play to the owner as he put the heating on when we asked and apologised that it wasn’t on for us. Lock boxes outside were a suitable method of accessing the room and building in the absence of on site owners. The honesty box was poorly stocked and like many other parts of the room looked rather sad! I am sure that with a lot of money spent on the whole property this could be an excellent place to stay in the lovely town of Dartmouth. Sadly at the moment it is not!
Katie Snow
1/5
The location is lovely and from the outside this cafe looks lovely too. Can’t comment on the rooms as we didn’t stay but as for the cafe we wouldn’t return.The cafe was busy and being run by one poor man on his own. He was run off his feet with orders and decided the best option was to shut the door and turn the sign to “closed” with a cafe full of people.The scones weren’t home made and were TINY! Very expensive for what it is! Cream tea was £9 for 2 tiny scones.The toilets weren’t clean and the door jammed and I was stuck in the toilet having to force it open.The man we gave the benefit of the doubt for being miserable due to being so busy on his own but it didn’t add a nice atmosphere to the cafe. He didn’t look to enjoy his job at all.
Joe Blann
1/5
I walked in to the most awkward service where we were simply ignored. The sign said order at the bar but both servers just ignored me standing there. There was another sign that said dog friendly but the waitresses constant tutting said otherwise. The food was pathetic, 2 Cornish pasties and 2 cheese on toasts for £50. All were garnished with 4 green leaves and a spoonful of beans from a tin.The toilets had no soap or paper towels and generally felt grotty. My 5 year old son came back from the toilet saying he wanted to leave as ‘the waitress looked at me angry’.This was a terrible experience!
Sam Walker
5/5
Came for a weekend away with my partner, staff were super friendly and couldn't do enough to help us
The crab sandwich was absolutely gorgeous too!
Room 5
Service 5
Location5
Jo Webster
1/5
Visited this place as previously enjoyed a few nice pleasant meals and beverages ! Gone downhill ! Toilets grotty , no soap or hand towels in ladies ??? No towels in men's but toilet all soiled so not checked regular! Poor customer service , no smiles from the servers ! All way too much trouble !! Pathetic salad with overpriced sausage roll, pastry and cheese toasty, minute amount of clotted cream for scones !worst cream tea ever ! And overpriced. Oat milk also too hot tasted burnt! Will avoid at all costs ! Real pity !!
Andy Lorenz
3/5
Toilets open but only had tea/coffee (both £3.50) and totally avoided the sorry looking pasties and sausage rolls being offered at silly price of £9.50 with equally sorry looking salad. Wish we'd read the reviews before, but then it was raining and everywhere else was full!
Service 3
Location4
Max Cooper
2/5
The cafe is very expensive for what they serve. There is no table service and no available toilet. If you're serving sauages rolls at £9 I'd expect at least to able to use the facilities. The service is fine and the staff are friendly so no problems there. We also had a cream tea for £8.50 which is fine for 2 scones and tea if they are of good quality. However these scones looked like they were straight off the shelf of Asda, dry and small, not what you'd expect for the price. Also they had no clotted cream but didn't reduce the price. All in all we wouldn't go there again.
CAROLINE FRASER
3/5
We popped into The Old Brasserie for some lunch. A good choice of simple food. I had croque monsieur which was delicious and my husband had Brie and beetroot tart which was equally as good. Very good cup of freshly ground coffee and superb tea pigs tea. The reason I've only given 3 stars was the inexperience/inattentiveness of the staff. We stood at the door while a girl cleaned the free table in the window then walked off ignoring us to collect condiments which she put on the table then walked off again to stand behind the counter still ignoring us and chatting to her colleague. My husband shouted across to ask if we were OK to sit at the newly cleaned table and she nodded at us. Five minutes later when she'd finished her conversation she came over with a menu, put it on the table and walked off without a word. Two minutes later she came back to ask if we were ready to order, which we did. She brought coffee, I asked for sugar which brought over and walked away. I had to go to the counter and ask for spoons to stir it. We had drunk it by the time the food arrived so I asked for another, which never arrived. When we finished our meal, I attracted the waiter's attention so that I could ask again for more coffee and some of their delicious looking cake. He came over stating the cost of what we'd had and waved the card machine at my husband. We paid and left. Such a shame as the food and coffee were delicious.
Donna Thomas
5/5
Clean, right in Dartmouth, everything you need in a bedroom including a collection of nibbles and drink's all done with an honesty box. The only thing I would say is let people know there's a fridge in the wardrobe you can plug in to chill any of the drink you may choose from the collection.We would definitely stay again, there's is some very negative reviews,but we really really liked the place
David Cazaly
1/5
Lunch for two dog friendly food was poor quality 9.50 for a pasty is very expensive cheaper in London. In total £22.00 for two pasties and coffees is excessive will no go back there are a lot more places in Dartmouth that will be better priced.
Service 3
Location5