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heather and rolling grassland. A place fi rst discovered by the early settlers and treasured for its beauty ever since. Soar Mill Cove Hotel has evolved over 3 generations of the
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Makepeace family, who have lovingly dedicated themselves to creating this haven where the only hustle and bustle is the sound of the waves as they crash and fold along the glorious coastline that awaits all who venture to this coastal chic hotel. A carefully thought out and simply elegant home from home with plenty of curl-up sofas, the sand and the salty air of the sea only moments away, a perfectly appointed Spa to rejuvenate and revitalise the traveller and the only Bolly Bar outside London when you need a slightly stronger refreshment. All presented with the good old-fashioned courtesy and honest welcome that has inspired so many to return - again and again to this secret spot where memories are made and tales get written and handed on through generations of families and friends. Soar Mill Cove is the ideal spot for those who seek the wild romance, adventure, relaxation and an escape from cities and workaday worries.
hidden idyll that captures all that is magical about Devon - with - rugged and craggy cliff s tumbling into the sandy shores of the cove, fringed by wild
A place where the air fi lls your lungs and the senses come to life as you take in the beauty of majestic landscapes that take you out of the ordinary and into the extraordinary. Crystal lined caves to explore, the wonder of wildlife all around and with the delightful and cosmopolitan Salcombe only a literal stones throw away for pub lunches, boutique shopping, fi shing boats and crab sandwiches it off ers the best of both worlds. With so much to do and see a healthy appetite will be
Soar Mill Cove
is the ideal spot for those who seek the wild romance, adventure, relaxation and an escape from cities and workaday worries
rewarded by the award winning restaurant at Soar Mill, where Head Chef Ian MacDonald conjures up plates of culinary pleasure, indulging his passion for fresh locally sourced ingredients. The 2 Rosette restaurant is a fabulous foodie fi nd and serves up sumptuous seasonal fayre with, as you’d expect, some local favourites including Fillet of Westcountry Beef, hand-picked Salcombe Crab and Devonshire Blue Cheese Gratin - with a special mention to Audrey Hepburn, who delighted in a pavlova made for her by the
original Mrs. Makepeace. Suffi ce to say Soar Mill has really been
welcoming and entertaining the great, the good and generations of happy guests who seek that escape that only the cove can provide. Why not take some time to discover this South Devon hideaway - perfect escapism for all.•
Dis
r the many delights…
…that our special Salcombe hideaway offers to all those who seek some time out from the everyday.
With the magic of the cove on our doorstep, Soar Mill Cove hotel is the perfect place for wild romance, adventure and relaxation. And with our Discovery Spa ready to restore and rejuvenate, time at the cove is really ‘you’ time.
Tel: 01548 561566
info@soarmillcove.co.uk www.soarmillcove.co.uk
01099 Soar Mill By The Dart May Issue Ad
Art.indd 1 Why not steal away to the sea and
enjoy a dip into our indoor salt-water swimming pool - luxury for your skin - and dine in sumptuous fashion with two choice courses at our naturally nautical restaurant with sensational sea views.
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Dip&Dine at Soar Mill Cove for £25. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 01548 561566
Nr Salcombe South Devon TQ7 3DS
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‘Ultimate 100 British Hotels’.
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