Attractively set in the center of Torquay, The Grand Hotel features 4-star accommodations close to Riviera International Center and Torre Abbey. The rooms come with a TV with satellite channels.
Located less than 5 minutes’ walk from Torquay’s seafront, the TLH Derwent Hotel offers family-friendly accommodations with a luxury spa, leisure complex and gym.
With a cliff-top location, and private access to the secluded Livermead Sands Beach, the family-run Livermead Cliff Hotel offers far-reaching sea views from its mood lit terrace seating area.
Set back from Livermead Beach, the Waters Edge Hotel Torquay offers limited on-site parking. Torquay Railway Station is just 1640 feet away, while the coach station is 1.2 mi away.
Just 3 minutes’ walk from Torquay seafront, the Victoria Hotel offers fine period features and extensive leisure facilities including indoor and outdoor pools, a luxury spa, leisure complex and gym.
- Crofton House Hotel is located in a quiet area of Torquay, a short distance from the Town and harbor. - Set in an 1850's villa, offering guests a choice of 27 suites and rooms, to meet all budgets....
Set 5 minutes’ walk from Torquay’s seafront, the stylish and intimate TLH Carlton Hotel and Spa - TLH Leisure and Entertainment Resort offers stunning views across Torbay.
Kelly
United Kingdom
The resort is perfect, has a lot to offer and is great for everyone. With the right weather it gives an abroad style hotel with the pools and entertainment. The location is perfect.
The family-run Devon Court is located in the heart of Torquay and offers a seasonal outdoor heated swimming pool, sun terrace and picturesque garden for guests to enjoy.
Paul
United States of America
Lovely place, very helpful owners. Great breakfast. IT HAD EV CHARGER!!
The charming TLH Toorak Hotel is located 5 minutes’ walk from Torquay’s seafront.
Thomas
United States of America
very helpful and friendly staff. Excellent facilities, esp for kids on a rainy / cold day. The games area is amazing. Breakfast was very good, buffet style with fresh hot cooked bacon, eggs, etc.
Just 3 minutes’ walk from Torquay seafront, the Victoria Hotel offers fine period features and extensive leisure facilities including indoor and outdoor pools, a luxury spa, leisure complex and gym.
Location, staff friendliness, good food and choices.
Located in Torquay, a 18-minute walk from Corbyn Beach, The Purple Tree Guest House provides accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Best part Loved the pool was a very comfortable place
Peppers is 656 feet from the water and close to Torquay's harbor and the shops of the town center. It offers free Wi-Fi, full English breakfasts and free parking.
Great location
Spotlessly clean
Fantastic breakfast
Located in Torquay, a 12-minute walk from Corbyn Beach, The Sandpiper Guest House has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
On a quiet tree-lined road, overlooking its own secluded gardens and swimming pool, this adult-only hotel offers a range of facilities and services for a pleasant and relaxing stay.
Perfect position for what we were doing in Torquay
The family-run Devon Court is located in the heart of Torquay and offers a seasonal outdoor heated swimming pool, sun terrace and picturesque garden for guests to enjoy.
Very clean, good location, very friendly and hospitable staff.
Located on Babbacombe Downs, The Babbacombe Hotel offers a terrace and views overlooking Lyme Bay. The South West Coastal Path can be reached within a 10-minute walk.
- Crofton House Hotel is located in a quiet area of Torquay, a short distance from the Town and harbor. - Set in an 1850's villa, offering guests a choice of 27 suites and rooms, to meet all budgets.
Fantastic room with a great view and very friendly staff
Located in Torquay, a 8-minute walk from Corbyn Beach, Abbey Court Hotel has accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
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Ashley Court Hotel is located within 10 minutes’ walk of Torquay’s beaches and town center. It features a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a restaurant and bar.
Set back from Livermead Beach, the Waters Edge Hotel Torquay offers limited on-site parking. Torquay Railway Station is just 1640 feet away, while the coach station is 1.2 mi away.
Beds are so comfy, hotel staff very nice and helpful
With stunning coastal views across Lyme Bay and a daily lunchtime carvery, this hotel is less than a mile from Torquay Golf Course. There is free Wi-Fi and free parking on site.
The Metropole Hotel is well-placed in the center of the coastal resort of Torquay which is just a few minutes' walk from Torquay’s seafront, while restaurants and shops surrounding the marina can be...
clean and tidy. friendly reception parking on site.
Located in Torquay, within 656 feet of Riviera International Center and 1312 feet of Torre Abbey, Abbey Sands Hotel provides accommodations with a indoor swimming pool.
Need more clean. And also to help for luggage carrying
With a cliff-top location, and private access to the secluded Livermead Sands Beach, the family-run Livermead Cliff Hotel offers far-reaching sea views from its mood lit terrace seating area.
The location, lovely warm rooms, staff exceptional
Well located in Torquay, Regina Hotel provides a Full English/Irish breakfast and free WiFi. This 3-star hotel offers a bar.
Staff were welcoming, and very friendly. Hotel spotless.
FAQs about hotels in Torquay
On average, 3-star hotels in Torquay cost $91 per night, and 4-star hotels in Torquay are $121 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Torquay can be found for $223 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Torquay this weekend is $140 or, for a 4-star hotel, $141. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Torquay for this weekend cost around $334 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
We ate a greek restaurant on the first night called Ephesus,...
We ate a greek restaurant on the first night called Ephesus, just down the hill. Very good. We ate fish and chips ( first one nearest to the ten pin bowling alley as we enjoyed a walk around the bay, listening to the Christmas music and decorations. Torquay is well known for it's hills, but if you stay around the centre it's not a problem for those of us who are unfit! Buses are everywhere, so no problem there. As we were only there for 2 nights we had no need to go bowling or visit the cinema or watch a pantomime. We are of an age were we don't do disco's and 'young' pubs. Plenty of these around. We found a lovely pub called Hole in the Wall. Great atmosphere and what looked like a fab restaurant.
Jane
United Kingdom
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Torquay otherwise know as the English Riviera is a lovely...
Torquay otherwise know as the English Riviera is a lovely place to visit. Lots of shops bars and restaurants as well as lovely beaches. Lots of areas to visit around Torquay and if you are into cycling, there are lots of cycling lanes. I cycled from my hotel to Brixham which is well worth a visit.
Derek
United Kingdom
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Torquay built on five hills with profound period...
Torquay built on five hills with profound period architecture quintessential to the English Riveria with profound sea views, together with an array of great hotels and other types of accomodation to choose from set in the heart of Devon
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I liked everything about Torquay, aprt from a couple of...
I liked everything about Torquay, aprt from a couple of people having to sleep on the streets.
Torquay should ensure that everyone has a safe and warm place to sleep before spending as much money as they do on providing the wonderful lights in the town.
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Torquay is a bit tired; however although quite a few shops...
Torquay is a bit tired; however although quite a few shops were closed down, there was still enough for a day of Christmas shopping and lots of choice for eating out. Christmas lights and entertainment were lovely. Friendly place to visit; traffic on a Friday night can be a bit grim so give yourself extra time. The number 12 bus goes to Newton Abbot, takes about 30 mins; we didn't go but a local recommended Austins at Newton Abbott. Worth a visit to Trago Mills, also at Newton Abbott. There is a miniature Christmas train too for children young and old.
Sara
United Kingdom
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Wandering around it's easy to find small beaches and coves...
Wandering around it's easy to find small beaches and coves that are quiet and beautiful, there is alot of family and touristy places if that is what your after. But I came for the peace, quiet and incredible scenery.
Leanne
United Kingdom
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Amy was very friendly and explained everything about her Hotel. The room and public areas had obviously been recently redecorated to a very high standard. The Breakfast Room and the menu could be faulted. Will come back to The Rosewood if I need to be in Torquay again.
Came to Torquay with my mum to watch a show at The Princess Theatre. The hotel is perfectly located for ease of access to the centre of Torquay and the marina. Our room was huge! Had a double and single bed with a lounge area and views of the sea, perfect!
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