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Channel View finished the final stages of an intensive refurbishment scheme in April 2006. All of the spacious bedrooms have been tastefully decorated and newly furnished and all en-suite shower rooms totally replaced with modern appliances and pressurized, thermostatic showers. Having undergone such a level of refurbishment, it is our obligation to continue to maintain the high standards that we believe we have achieved. Some bedrooms offer the additional advantage of wonderful sea views and/or Superking sized beds. All rooms benefit from central heating.
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Guests can enjoy breakfast in either the dining room or on the terrace, both of which offer stunning sea views, as does the guests garden. A fridge, freezer & microwave are provided in the guests dining room for convenience.
At Channel View, we recognise that leaving a valued family member with friends or in kennels when going on holiday may sometimes not be an option, particularly in areas such as the South Hams where there are so many beautiful walks to be enjoyed and so at Channel View we welcome dogs (and their well-behaved owners) by prior arrangement at no additional charge.
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Channel View is situated in the coastal village of Stoke Fleming in the South Hams, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. Stoke Fleming itself currently holds an award for the Best Kept Village in Devon 2005 (large village category) and is situated less than three miles from the historic naval port of Dartmouth.
The village has many excellent amenities including a shop and post office, petrol station with shop, the ‘Brill-Plaice’ fish restaurant (and take-away) which offers a warm welcome and an excellent selection of food and drinks; the Deer Park Inn which offers food at good value and excellent amenities for children; the Green Dragon pub and also the Stoke Lodge Hotel which is open to non-residents for food and drinks. The beach at Blackpool sands is less than a ten minute walk away and provides excellent facilities including a café and beach shop.
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Directions
At the end of the M5 (Junction 31), proceed onto the A38, past Exeter, following signs for Plymouth. Take the turning off the A38 signposted Dartmouth & Buckfastleigh & at the junction, turn left onto the A384, signposted ‘Totnes/Dartmouth’. Follow the A384 to Totnes and turn right at the traffic lights onto the A381 (Western By-pass) signposted Dartmouth/Kingsbridge. Go straight over the next set of traffic lights (you will see a white building ‘Dart Fire’ on your left) and up a steep hill. Continue on this road, passing through the villages of Harbertonford and then Halwell. In approximately half a mile, turn left onto the A3122, signed Dartmouth (immediately after a BP garage on your left). Approaching Dartmouth itself, you will reach a roundabout. Take the first turning (straight on—direction Dartmouth). Having passed a further BP garage on the right, you will approach a mini roundabout (signposted Stoke Fleming—A379). Turn right (Yorke Road), direction Stoke Fleming and follow this road until you reach the village of Stoke Fleming (passing a Jet garage on the right hand side). After a narrow slope, the road branches almost 90° left (opposite the shop/post office). Proceed slowly and to the right hand-side, you will see Channel View (Blue house, opposite the 2nd entrance to Leonard's Cove Campsite and the last house on the right hand side before reaching Blackpool Sands).
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