Bookshelves contain many books on Dartmoor both past and present together with many other subjects of interests. French windows allow easy access to the gardens, the East Dart River, and the open moorland. The morning room is equipped with comfortable Windsor chairs surrounding a pine table, where typical and substantial English Breakfasts are served. Different breakfasts according to choice will also be provided on request, and at times suitable to you. Upstairs two bathrooms each equipped with bath, powered showers, wash basins and toilets are available.
Further toilets are available on the ground floor.
Dogs are welcome by prior arrangement packed lunches can be prepared on request drying facilities for boots and outdoor clothing is available, together with washing and drying machines for personal clothing as required. The Gardens Hartyland lies in the lee of Hartyland Tor. Since the High Moors do not provide an ideal medium, a shelter - belt of beech and pine trees has been planted providing protection for the house, and a microclimate to support the shrubs and flowerbeds not indigenous to Dartmoor. There is a fine show of Rhododendrons and Azaleas in late spring, while the autumn colours the moors with purple heathers, and yellow gorse. The seasons each provide some of the most dramatic and breathtaking scenes.