The Tradesmans Arms

The Tradesmans Arms is a white-painted, thatched-roof pub in Stokenham, seen from the street with its window boxes and hanging sign.

A working bar and a dining room fireplace

The bar keeps hand-pulled ale taps and a run of spirit bottles behind the counter, the dining room laid with wooden tables for dinner beside its own fireplace, the whole ground floor built around proper village pub trade rather than passing trade alone.

Rooms with beamed ceilings

Rooms upstairs sit beneath exposed ceiling beams, dressed variously with sage-green cushions on a black iron bed frame and rust-red leaf-patterned cushions arranged on another made-up bed, each with its own doorway through to a private ensuite. One bathroom pairs a freestanding tub with a glass walk-in shower, a hairdryer and bathrobes among the extras laid out for guests.

A sitting area with French doors

A sitting area downstairs takes a blue armchair beside French doors out to the terrace, a hospitality tray set out on a side table in the room corner for guests settling in after the drive down.

A garden and terrace behind the pub

A garden and terrace sit behind the building, wifi covering both floors for anyone wanting to work from the room or the bar downstairs, parking available close by for guests arriving by car.

A thatched pub near Kingsbridge

This suits guests wanting a proper village pub stay in Stokenham, breakfast and a garden among the facilities, Kingsbridge the nearest town for a wider choice of shops, places to eat and things to do further afield.