The Kentisbury Grange Hotel is a luxury country retreat on the edge of Exmoor National Park. The stylish boutique hotel is the perfect venue for weddings, parties, gourmet breaks and small conferences. Winner of the Small Hotel of the Year and Restaurant of the Year in the Devon Tourism Awards.Award-winning restaurant, The Coach House by Michael Caines, is located in the hotel’s stunning grounds and surrounded by rolling Devon countryside. The restaurant specialises in fine dining and features exquisite seasonal menus created by Michael Caines and Head Chef Thomas Hine.The building itself is Grade 2 listed and has been furnished to a luxuriously high standard by local interior designer Karen Gray. Karen has created individual suites that feature handmade furniture, and exclusive fabrics from around the world, including Jim Thompson and Christian Lacroix.Set on the edge of Exmoor National Park, Kentisbury Grange commands some of the county’s most arresting views of wide, sweeping horizons and panoramic vistas of seemingly endless natural beauty.In this unspoilt landscape, space and time seem infinite and it is impossible not to connect with nature. The stunning beauty of Exmoor can be explored by foot on limitless picturesque walks, whilst cyclists can track the breathtaking coastline on the 30-mile Tarka Trail.Just a short drive away, the magnificent dune-lined beaches of Saunton Sands and Croyde are crying out to be explored.

We stay with you…This promise drives everything we do. It makes every moment of your stay a special memory. It’s in the smile that greets you and in the warmth and friendliness you’ll feel while you are here. In every corner and at every moment, you’ll notice an attention to detail that shows our passion and belief. It’s the very essence of the Forbury, like spending time with an amazing family. We stay with you….The Forbury has been described as ‘The UK's Sexiest Townhouse Hotel’ by The Evening Standard and the design and opulence is the talk of the fashionable set.From the 86,000 Italian glass beads in the chandelier running the height of the building in the old lift shaft, to the opulent fabrics and wallpapers and attention to every single detail - there is simply no place in the UK as extraordinarily opulent and stunning. A bold statement, but true.