Premier Inn
Hotel in Kingsteignton
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Premier Inn in Kingsteignton is listed here under Hotel. You'll find it in Kingsteignton. You can reach Premier Inn through its own website. The entrance is wheelchair accessible.
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View allMartin Gallery
Ringmore · 3.7 miles
Book library and art gallery in old telephone box.
Wimpy Park
Chudleigh · 4.3 miles
Large grass area along with fenced play park
Princess Gardens
Ellacombe · 6.2 miles
Named after Princess Louise, then Princess Royal and fourth daughter of Queen Victoria, who laid the foundation stone for the "pleasure ground" in May 1890. They feature in one of Agatha’s most popular mysteries, ‘The ABC Murders’ (1936).
Welstor Rock
Lower Bowdley · 8.1 miles
Tor on dartmoor
First Pond
Daccombe · 0.1 miles
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