The Royal Inn Horsebridge Devon

This 15th Century Inn is located on the Tamar Trail in the beautiful Tamar valley just over the border from Cornwall. The Inn was once a nunnery and stands near an ancient bridge which was built over the River Tamar in 1437 by French Benedictine monks. As you enter the Inn through its Devon porch, look for the seal leaded into the granite step beneath your feet, reputed to have been given by Charles I "for services rendered".

The ancient bridge over the Tamar at Horsebridge.

The Royal Inn offers convivial surroundings with beamed ceilings and open log fires, ample parking and sheltered outdoor seating areas. Real ale and traditional home cooked meals are served. Children are welcome at lunchtimes only. A non-smoking area is available.

Opening hours are from 12 noon to 3pm daily and from 7pm to 11pm (Sundays 7pm to 10.30pm). Food is served daily from 12 noon to 2pm and from 7 pm to 9pm.

Last updated March 2007

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