The Coachouse was originally built in 1857 as a carriage house as part of the adjoining Ottery Farm now renamed Ottery House.

It was designed by the Duke of Bedford, who owned extensive estates in the area, to form part of a 'model farm'. In 1988 the building was sold and the present owners, Ed and Merl Stevens renovated it and turned it into a family home and later converted it to a small hotel.

The hotel has free Wi-Fi available in the main building. There is a well-stocked bar, lounge and restaurant which is south facing and overlooks a sunken walled garden created by Ed and Merl from a dilapidated barn.

The Coachouse has rooms with single, twin, double and queen size beds available, prices and availability can be found by using the calendar on the booking page. All bedrooms have en suite shower rooms, central heating, flat screen digital TV, direct dial telephones, radios and hospitality trays. There are two free car parks one behind the other with spaces for at least twenty cars.

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Directions to The Coachhouse Hotel
There are two main ways to find the Coachouse from Tavistock. The shortest route is to follow the signs to Tavistock Hospital on the road heading north out of Tavistock going towards Launceston. About half a mile passed the hospital you will see a small lane on your left and two brown tourist signs indicating the way to Milemead Fisheries and The Coachouse Hotel.

Take this lane and stay on it for two miles where you will come to the village sign for Ottery, carry on until you are almost out of the other end of the village and you will see the Coachouse on your left and the carpark on your right.

The second route is to take the A390 headed west towards Gunnislake in Cornwall, around 2.5 miles on this road you will come to a roundabout, the third exit is signposted to 'the village of 'Chipshop' . Carry on this road for just over a mile and you will see the Copper Penny Inn on your left, turn right immediately opposite the Inn and carry on down the hill for three or four hundred yards where you find the village sign for Ottery.

As soon as you pass the village sign the hotel is on your right and the car park on your left.