The historic town of Ottery St. Mary is set in the beautiful Otter Valley. Six miles from England’s first Natural World Heritage Site, the Jurassic Coast of East Devon and Dorset and about eleven miles from the ancient city of Exeter.
It is one of the oldest and most historic towns in Devon. The Parish bounds remain virtually unchanged since they were fixed by Edward the Confessor in 1061.
The poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge was born in the town in 1772 and spent much of his childhood here. St. Mary’s Church is the jewel of Ottery, and a focus for visitors. A church existed here pre-Conquest, and the present structure is a miniature version of Exeter Cathedral – with a still accurately-working mediaeval clock and the added "Dorset aisle".
For your stay in Ottery St Mary, you may want a hotel, guest house, bed and breakfast, hostel, camp site, spa resort, self catering cottage or a holiday park – simply select your chosen accommodation to view more details.
Self-Catering Higher Holcombe Farm is a large detached property set in a lovely rural location, between the village of Alfington and the town of Ottery St Mary. The... FULL DETAILS
Mazzard FarmOttery St Mary Cottages: 6
From £50 per night
Self Catering Mazzard Farm is a small cottage complex, situated 5 miles off the Jurassic coast in East Devon, just North of Sidmouth. East Devon is one of Britain's... FULL DETAILS
Tumbling Weir HotelOttery St Mary Rooms: 10
From £55
Hotel The Tumbling Weir Hotel in Ottery St Mary, Devon, is a thatched hotel, converted from a 17th Century cottage. It nestles between the River Otter and... FULL DETAILS