The Royal Seven Stars
Totnes, Devon, England.
Blending its impressive heritage with a dash of contemporary styling, The Royal Seven Stars has been a landmark of the Devon town of Totnes since the late 1600's.
The author of Robinson Crusoe, Daniel Defoe, would almost certainly still recognise parts of the building were he alive today, and it is still very much the "great inn next to the bridge" he noted during his travels through the westcountry in the 1720's. He would, however, find the exterior slightly altered given that its facade was largely remodelled during the middle of the 19th century.
Grade II* listed, the Royal Seven Stars has plenty of period features that will interest the history enthusiast, and there's a distinctly more period feel to the saloon bar than Bar7 where more "modern" styling predominates.
The hotel features 21 guest bedrooms in total, and is three star rated.
See the Historic Hotels in Devon index
The author of Robinson Crusoe, Daniel Defoe, would almost certainly still recognise parts of the building were he alive today, and it is still very much the "great inn next to the bridge" he noted during his travels through the westcountry in the 1720's. He would, however, find the exterior slightly altered given that its facade was largely remodelled during the middle of the 19th century.
Grade II* listed, the Royal Seven Stars has plenty of period features that will interest the history enthusiast, and there's a distinctly more period feel to the saloon bar than Bar7 where more "modern" styling predominates.
The hotel features 21 guest bedrooms in total, and is three star rated.
See the Historic Hotels in Devon index
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