Good things first - this is a wonderful looking pub-come-restaraunt in a even more wonderful location. The interior of the pub is made up of a number of rooms, all delightfully decorated in different but tasteful & classy styles. The front of this period building is made up of a full length conservatory which allows for a wonderful panorama stretching... More

Stayed for a short break May Day bank hol. Have stayed several times, but wanted a late break in one of my fave UK holiday places. I just love the restaurant, ( we always request a seat in the conservatory - overlooking the sea and across to Teignmouth). Picture postcard view. Excellent choice of food, always prepared and presented well.... More

while the staff were without fault and we were given a free bottle of wine the sunday lunch was awful, the beef was tough and inedible and the roast well what can i say raw fried potatoes. we live in shaldon and iam afraid we will not be going back to eat nor will we advise others to vist the... More

We went to The Ness with friends a couple of days ago. It is a nice walk out from Shaldon, even Teignmouth, despite the traffic on the bridge – better to take the passenger ferry, perhaps. I agree with many of the positive comments. The location is great with great views over Teignmouth, East Devon and the sea. Would love... More

We have stayed in this delightfull location several times , the rooms are interesting and comfortable , this time we had the best one with a fantastic bathroom , I have never watched TV from a luxurious bath before !! The views are of the Teign estuary are spectacular, great breakfast and friendly efficient staff in a very comfortable laid... More

We took an elderly friend to the Ness last Saturday, as usual the welcome was first class as was the service & food, great waitresses make this a ' must visit' every time we are in the area, ours didn't even have to write down our order & got it perfectly correct!

The Ness Hotel & Bar in Shaldon is well situated with stunning views across the beautiful Teign estuary towards the port of Teignmouth. It is only a few yards from a smugglers tunnel that leads under the huge rocky outcrop, from which the hotel takes its name, to the secluded Ness beach. The building, dating from 1810, is also a... More

I've loved Shaldon and Teignmouth since childhood family beach holidays so have a tremendous affection for the area. We stayed for one night at The Ness in September for my birthday. I love this hotel, fabulous balcony views, large clean room with small spotless kitchen. Bathroom on the small side but heck how long does it take to shower? We... More

My wife and I had been visiting Teignmouth golf club and were looking for some local accommodation; the Ness was recommended by one of the members, along with a couple of other places. We had a drive around to see them and there was just something about the Ness...maybe the French/New Orleans style surrounding balcony from the outside, or was... More