In Totnes, house rentals are the most typical type of accommodation on offer. Additionally, these types of accommodation have an average size of 75 m² as well as a median price of £137 a night. Moreover, the majority of house rentals in Totnes are able to host 4 people, which makes Totnes an ideal holiday destination for medium-sized groups and families. Hotel rooms are the other most frequent accommodation option in Totnes. Our analysis reveals that the standard price of hotel rooms is £155 per night for an area of 20 m².
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289 wonderful properties from 34 holiday letting websites can be compared in Totnes with prices beginning at £40 per night. HomeToGo directly features top offers by comparing the listed holiday lettings.
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Many holidaymakers are looking for holiday homes that include a pool. A few of the accommodation options have one in Totnes. Interestingly, our data shows that more house rentals provide pools than bed & breakfast rentals. In addition, they can host 4 holidaymakers, on average, while bed & breakfast rentals with pools can host an average of 2 visitors. A few of Totnes's holiday rentals offering a pool are located within 2 kilometres of water, so you can divide your time between the pool and the waterfront. Totnes is a great spot if you have a pet, since many properties in Totnes allow you to bring your pet. Pet-friendly holiday rentals in Totnes cost, on average, £123 per night. You can also find suitable city properties, as a few of the pet-friendly holiday lettings are very central (less than 2 kilometres from the city centre).
Explore Devon's culture and history at a Totnes holiday letting
Situated in central Devon, north of the Channel coastline and south of Dartmoor National Park, the pretty town of Totnes is a lovely place for holiday accommodation during your holiday. Perfectly located for you to explore and enjoy the best attractions the area has to offer, Totnes accommodation ranges from historic townhouses to country cottages.
Totnes history and culture
Head to Totnes Museum for a good overview of the history of the surrounding area. Exhibiting historic artworks and artefacts, the museum offers you the chance to try past crafts and activities, such as medieval cookery, for yourself. Totnes is also home to a museum devoted to period costume and fashion; dresses and outfits from the 18th to the 20th century are on display alongside fashion accessories and unusual textiles.
Whereas Compton Castle may look like a fortress, it was the luxury home of the Gilbert family for over 600 years, including Humphrey Gilbert, half-brother to famous explorer Sir Walter Raleigh. The house is now a museum, with rooms set up to look as they would have in the past, complete with historic artefacts and household items.
Fun for the kids in Totnes and nearby
Make the most of the beautiful Devon countryside and pleasant climate, and take the kids to one of the many outdoor visitor attractions near Totnes. Totnes Rare Breeds Farm, home to some more unusual animals such as red squirrels and pygmy hedgehogs, welcomes visitors to handle many of the friendlier residents. Meanwhile, nearby Pennywell Farm is home to some special animals, Pennywell Miniature Pigs. Visitors can feed and pet the pigs and watch them race over hurdles, or meet some of the other Pennywell residents, including lambs, goats, miniature ponies, and even an alpaca. Alternatively, Woodlands Family Theme Park has rides and attractions for kids of all ages, from thrill rides for teenagers to play areas and a petting zoo for the little ones.
Castles and churches
Totnes Castle is a typical Norman fortress. Built soon after the Battle of Hastings, it still looks much as it did centuries ago. Climb to the top of the keep to enjoy the views over the town below, or simply enjoy walking around the castle's imposing defensive walls. Visit ruined Berry Pomeroy Castle, which dates from the 16th century, to see a very different style of building. Also, this castle is rumoured to be haunted, so keep your eyes peeled for supernatural occurrences! Buckfast Abbey, dating from the 12th century, is still home to an order of monks. However, it welcomes visitors – explore the beautiful church and peaceful gardens, or buy goods made by monks and nuns from around Europe in the unique abbey shop.
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