Dartington Hall gallery Gallery
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We think you'll love
- The woodland walks, river paths and estate grounds - there's 1,200 acres to explore
- Feeling like you're part of an alternative arts movement, or a student again
- The courses, barn cinema, theatre, music events - there's always something interesting going on
You should know
- Some of the bedrooms are quite basic and small with shared bathrooms
- This isn't a hotel - it's a centre for learning and arts, so if you don't like the collegiate feel it's not for you
- There will be students on site and others sauntering about
For the arty, cultured, and garden lovers, Dartington is wonderful. Even if
you don't enrol on one of the many and varied craft or wellbeing courses, or
take in a cutting-edge art event, you feel like you're being enriched by just
soaking up the atmosphere.
Emily
Sawday's Inspector
Beautiful building from the outside and within the great hall. The bedrooms we were offered were quite the opposite! The first room was dark, dingy and despite some interesting furniture, was also furnished with unfinished plywood open wardrobe - the room look unloved and cheaply finished. We had to ask for another room due to a dangerously high bed! The next room was utilitarian, ugly with hardboard over part of a broken window, cheap bathroom fittings. Not luxury with a price-tag of £179 for a night B&B!