Hotels in Newton Abbot

Nestled in the heart of Devon, Newton Abbot is a charming market town that presents a delightful blend of history and heritage, nature, and bustling urban life. This vibrant town offers the quintessential English countryside experience, complete with idyllic river views, centuries-old architecture, and a thriving market scene.

Whether you're a couple seeking a scenic retreat, a family in search of adventure or a group of friends ready to explore the rich history, Newton Abbot welcomes all. Rich in budget-friendly Bed & Breakfasts and opulent hotels with stunning views, the town caters to a broad spectrum of holiday budgets. Start planning your journey with Lycafly today for the best deals on hotels in Newton Abbot.

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Newton Abbot holds a wealth of history, dating back to the Neolithic period, where traces of our early ancestors can be found at Berry's Wood Hill Fort and Milber Down camp. Over the centuries, the town has flourished as a hub for wool and cloth industries, and later leather and cod fishing industries, contributing significantly to its economic growth. The introduction of the South Devon Railway in 1846 further accelerated the town's development, and today, the remnants of this vibrant past can be explored and enjoyed by all who visit.

Twinned with Besigheim in Germany and Ay in France, Newton Abbot has developed a rich cultural diversity, adding to its unique allure. Despite notorious floods in 1979 and bombings during World War II, the town’s indomitable spirit shines through with its resilient recovery and progress. In the present day, Newton Abbot is home to several leading educational institutions and a community hospital opened in 2009.

When to visit Newton Abbot

Looking for the ideal time to visit? Aim for late July when temperatures average a pleasant 21.7°C for comfortable outings. The most arid periods fall in September, April, and June, making them prime vacation times. Be prepared, though, as Newton Abbot experiences high humidity throughout the year, with autumn (May) being the driest season, and autumn (November) the most humid.

Spring and summer are the town’s high seasons for tourism, as visitors flock to enjoy the balmy weather and the vibrant cultural events held during this period. Those preferring a quieter holiday might consider booking their visit during autumn and winter. No matter the season, Newton Abbot never fails to enthral with its rich history, stunning landscapes, and quintessential English charm.

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