The Arundell Arms is an old coaching inn with a fantastic, award-winning 2 rosette bar and grill and 21 lovely comfortable bedrooms.

Our fly fishing school was established in 1932 and has 22 miles of private fly fishing and 6 instructors. Located right in the middle of the Tamara Way Coast to Coast walk and close to incredible Dartmoor, we are the perfect place for fishing, walking, outdoor activities, and exploring West Devon and North Cornwall.

Take advantage of our lovely Delicatessen with delicious artisan groceries, light bites and refreshments and our 16 Tesla operated EV Superchargers. We also offer fantastic spaces for conferences & meetings, weddings & events.

Our Tamar Room has space for up to 80 lecture style and we offer several smaller meetings rooms. For weddings and events we can comfortably seat up to 80 in our restaurant and our have several smaller private dining areas.

The Arundell Arms has been an old coaching inn and fly fishing school since 1932. Today, we have 21 lovely rooms in the hotel as well as a cosy two bedroom self catering cottage, complimented by a Bar & Grill serving delicious food. We are very lucky to have the benefit of a beautiful old building with lots of big rooms, which enable us to also offer the space for wedding, events, meeting and conferences. We also have a delicatessen on site, offering light bites, cakes and pastries all made in our kitchens as well as a fantastic selection of artisan groceries.

Our guests are also delighted to visit our Field & Stream shop, offering a selection of Orvis fishing tackle & equipment as well as the outdoor clothing range. As a fishing hotel with a huge interest in the countryside, we have tried to make our hotel as sustainable as possible; we have 16 Tesla operated EV superchargers onsite, our heating and hot water is all powered by biomass, and some solar energy and all our water is sourced from our own borehole. Our fishing school is at the very heart of the hotel and we have 6 highly qualified guides and offer 22 miles of private fly-fishing, our own lake fishing and saltwater fishing on the Cornish and Devon coasts.