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The Bedford Hotel is easy to find. We're right in the heart of Tavistock, just across from the main square and directly opposite the parish church of St Eustachius. We are around 30 minutes (15 miles) from Plymouth, and around 20 minutes (15 miles) from Okehampton. We have a free private car park (subject to availability).
By Road - from the A38
Leave the A38 at the Manadon junction on the outskirts of Plymouth, signposted A386 Tavistock. Join the A386, and continue all the way to Tavistock.
By Road - from the A30
Leave the A30 at the Sourton junction, signposted A386 Tavistock. Join the A386, and continue all the way to Tavistock.
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