This delightfully eccentric boutique B&B, a stroll from Torquay's seafront, has won numerous awards for its singular style and luxurious standards. Run by new owners, Jason and Marsi, it is known for its funky features and state-of-the-art touches.

The 'amazing views' over Bigbury-on-Sea's sands towards Burgh Island are what first impress about this former Edwardian holiday home, but guests also appreciate the 'wonderful welcome, comfortable, characterful bedrooms, and accomplished cooking' at The Henley.

Winding country lanes lead to this popular local and gastropub with a welcoming vibe, smart New England-style bedrooms and a restaurant serving the freshest fish and seafood.

An elegant stucco-fronted townhouse, Brad and Gill Walker's B&B offers super-stylish and well-appointed bedrooms and a continental breakfast, with park, tennis and leisure pool just across the road.

You drive down a single-track road on the edge of Dartmoor National Park and cross a brook to reach this dog-friendly, very ancient, thatched and whitewashed village pub, redolent of history, serving excellent, locally sourced pub classics, with rustic-chic bedrooms and two resident ghosts.

Ducks and chickens roam the gardens at Sir Bourchier ('George') and Lady Caroline Wrey's 18th-century farmhouse B&B, where children, dogs, horses and cyclists are warmly welcomed, and where breakfast by the inglenook fireplace includes new-laid eggs from the farm.

Occupying a Georgian mansion overlooking the Exe estuary, Michelin-starred chef Michael Caines's hotel is a foodie destination with an ambience of soft-spoken luxury, suites with a balcony or a terrace with fire pit and marble soak tub, and shepherds' huts for nights of bucolic bliss.

Overlooking five acres of gardens and field, this traditional Dartmoor stone-and-cob house in the rolling Teign valley is a dog-friendly, owner-run guest house with honesty bar, lounge, and chic bedrooms mixing boutique style with original features.

In the grounds of Buckland Abbey, the former brew house is now a B&B with four country-chic bedrooms, while breakfast eggs are from the hens in the abbey kitchen garden.

Filled with knickknacks, vintage furniture and fun, this cherished B&B offers characterful, individually styled bedrooms, a Tuscan-inspired oasis garden, special feast nights and a splendid breakfast served in the light-filled conservatory.

On a working farm, this wedding and events venue and B&B offers beautiful manor-house bedrooms and adaptable self-catering suites in four converted barns.

In manicured gardens beside the River Taw, this flower-festooned Edwardian hotel has 63 comfortable bedrooms, an old-fashioned, capacious residents' lounge, fine-dining restaurant with a military-themed bistro for more casual meals, and guests can take a short drive to use the swimming pools at sister property, Brend Hotel.

There are two spacious, luxury, rustic-chic suites in a converted barn at this 400-year-old Devon longhouse B&B on a working Dartmoor farm in rolling South Hams countryside, with breakfast served in the beamed Tudor farmhouse dining room, including free-range eggs from the resident hens.

In 19 acres of sub-tropical gardens, this family-owned and family-friendly spa hotel is a happy marriage of the traditional and informal, with on-site golf, tennis and croquet, well-equipped rooms, a fine dining sea-view restaurant with a wall of windows, and the 16th-century Village Inn serving a gastropub menu.

A very handsome 18th-century coaching inn in an old shipbuilding town on the Exe estuary is home to bright, contemporary bedrooms, a fishmongers and deli, and a modern glazed atrium for meals, with interesting locally sourced dishes in menus for omnivores, vegetarians and vegans.

Robert Walshe and Richard Robinson have created something very special at their adults-only B&B in a Victorian hillside house in woodland, overlooking Exmoor's rugged coast.