Stay In Style

Choose from three types of fabulous accommodation: our self-catering cottages and eco-conscious lodges, or our charming hotel rooms—each crafted to make your stay memorable.

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Cosy lodges, Devonshire cottages & charming hotel rooms.

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We look forward to welcoming you to your own peaceful escape in the heart of Devon's countryside

The Mole Resort Team

OUR ACCOMODATION

Lodges

Indulge a little in our eco-conscious lodges – each with their own luxurious hot tub.

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Rooms

Set within a grand Manor House, along with rooms spread out across our estate.

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Cottages

Explore our cosy Devonshire cottages.

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Cottages

A variety of locally-sourced options to Eat & Drink at The Mole Resort

Food and drink

LOOKING FOR LARGE GROUP ACCOMODATION?

While our spacious lodges are perfect for families, friends, couples, and small groups, sometimes you need a little extra room to make memories. Whether it's a special event or the exclusive hire of The Mole, explore more about our event options below.

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EXPERIENCES

Experiences where discovery and relaxation are a way of life.

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FAQs

View our Frequently Asked Questions here.

FAQs

Our Energy Positive Lodges

We are committed to sustainable tourism with a number of eco-conscious initiatives in place, striving to minimise energy consumption throughout the resort. We are proud to offer our energy positive lodge, the first of its kind in the UK!

Shower Heat Recovery

The heat recovery system works by extracting the heat from waste water from baths and showers. This is used to heat the incoming mains water for showers, reducing the requirement for the energy to heat water up to temperature.

Insulation

Using high performing and well insulated building fabric, achieving floor and roof U-values of 0.1 and 0.12 w/mk respectively.

Lighting

Lighting throughout the lodges is LED. This is a more energy efficient form of lighting.

Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR)

These systems use a heat exchanger to capture the warmth of stale air from inside the building to heat the incoming air and are highly efficient - up to 85% of energy is retained.

Triple Glazed Windows

The third pane of glass located halfway between the inner and outer panes of double glazing, creates two air locks which improves the energy performance of regular double glazing by around 50%.