Dartington Hall Hotel, Weddings & Conferences

Great location and history

A delightful historic building in beautiful grounds, with comfortable en suite accommodation. We had a family pre-Christmas weekend here which coincided with the Christmas Makers Fayre, which was a delight to browse around for gift ideas. I love the fact that there's also a cinema in the barn!

We hosted a DWIB Networking Brunch at the White Hart at Dartington Hall and the team couldn’t have been more accommodating. They went above and beyond at every turn, creating a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere with excellent service throughout. The location is simply stunning, easy to reach from all directions, and surrounded by beautiful gardens and remarkable historic buildings. There’s a wonderful sense of heritage too, with the legacy of Dorothy Elmhirst woven through the estate, which adds an extra layer of charm to the experience. A fantastic venue for events, meetings, or anyone who enjoys a blend of beauty, history, and outstanding hospitality. Highly recommended. 💖

The room was pretty basic but had everything you needed. The beds were comfortable and the shower was very good. The highlight was the absolutely amazing view from my window, straight onto the courtyard. Plus it was a very short walk to the on site pub. Quite expensive but we really enjoyed ourselves.

Awesome place only had a drink Look at the old fire place in the bar/restaurant lookout for where the spit boys would turn the spit roast

Came here excited for my wedding, left disappointed and embarrassed. Where do I even start, the hotel rooms were freezing and felt like I was a Victorian child sleeping in a really back dated room. The organisers tried their best to book this event for us but clearly didn’t know what they was doing. The organisers with the black hair wasn’t very professional. Only best thing about this place was the manager Euan in the pub

We found it very difficult to find the accommodation as signage on the site is not too obvious, after asking two different pedestrians along the road 'to the hotel' we eventually found it. The check in area was closed and we were directed by two staff in the area to go to the White Hart bar. We were handed an envelope with our room key, and again had to search for the entrance to the rooms. Once inside the building, which smelt a bit damp and fusty, we found out room on the first floor. The room was tiny and very basic, but clean. Breakfast the next morning had not been indicated to us, this was also in the White Hart bar area. No staff approached us during the time we were at the Hall. For the price of the room for one night we felt it was not great value.