The inn offers fifteen well-appointed en-suite rooms, each designed with comfort in mind. Rooms in the annexe benefit from large bathrooms with baths and powerful showers, while those within the inn feature spacious, modern shower rooms. Three of the rooms offer additional space, allowing for a more leisurely and comfortable stay. The family en-suite room is among the largest available and includes a queen-size bed, a single bed and space for an additional camp bed. Located in the annexe, it is furnished with a table and chairs and comes equipped with Freesat TV, free Wi-Fi, a direct dial telephone and a generous selection of hot drinks, still and sparkling water, luxury toiletries, soft towels and thermostatic heating.
Double en-suite rooms follow an elegant shabby chic style that reflects the character of the building. Each room includes a comfortable bed, a power shower, Freesat TV with radio, free Wi-Fi and a direct dial telephone. Amenities such as herbal teas, hot chocolate, biscuits, bottled water, soft towels and quality toiletries ensure a relaxing stay. The standard family en-suite room overlooks the rear of the inn and provides a spacious setting with two single beds and charming décor, complete with the same range of facilities offered throughout the accommodation. The superior family rooms and superior double rooms, both located in the annexe, provide extra space, added comfort and larger bathrooms, with the superior doubles each furnished with a bath and a seating area.
The head chef at Waterman’s Arms is committed to using the best local produce to create dishes that highlight the flavours of Devon’s seasonal ingredients. Guests can enjoy beautifully prepared fish dishes, hearty Sunday roasts and a selection of vegan and vegetarian options. The food offering is complemented by an extensive range of drinks, including Dorset ales and ciders, quality lagers, spirits, a varied wine list and a carefully selected collection of gins and whiskeys.
Totnes provides the perfect backdrop to a stay at Waterman’s Arms. This vibrant market town is rich in history and character, offering attractions such as Totnes Castle, independent shops and cafés, lively markets and scenic riverside walks. The River Dart provides opportunities for boat trips and wildlife spotting, while nearby sites including Dartington Estate and Berry Pomeroy Castle offer further places to explore. With its blend of culture, countryside and heritage, Totnes adds depth and interest to every visit.
