Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Love staying here. Lovely room with a balcony, huge bed and spotlessly clean. Staff are really nice and food is fabulous and hot. Lovely setting and so quiet. Ground floor rooms available
Love staying here. Lovely room with a balcony, huge bed and spotlessly clean. Staff are really nice and food is fabulous and hot. Lovely setting and so quiet. Ground floor rooms available
Tracey
Reviewed October 31, 2026Reviewed October 31, 2026
Loved the pool! The 11am check out gives you the perfect opportunity enjoy a swim and have breakfast.
Sleep - comfortable Bed
Swim - Excellent Pool
Sustenance - Great Breakfast
Loved the pool! The 11am check out gives you the perfect opportunity enjoy a swim and have breakfast.
Sleep - comfortable Bed
Swim - Excellent Pool
Sustenance - Great Breakfast
Mark
Reviewed October 27, 2024Reviewed October 27, 2024
Really enjoyed our weekend away. The Charterhouse is within walking distance of the beach and the town. Perfect on a sunny day! Beautiful, well looked after grounds with outdoor seating and a swimming pool. Marion and Les are lovely and very helpful, they go out of their way to make you feel welcome. They have a vast knowledge of the area and lots of ideas for days out. Breakfast is great and so much choice, definitely sets you up for a busy day of sightseeing! Their homemade bread, jams and...
Really enjoyed our weekend away. The Charterhouse is within walking distance of the beach and the town. Perfect on a sunny day! Beautiful, well looked after grounds with outdoor seating and a swimming pool. Marion and Les are lovely and very helpful, they go out of their way to make you feel welcome. They have a vast knowledge of the area and lots of ideas for days out. Breakfast is great and so much choice, definitely sets you up for a busy day of sightseeing! Their homemade bread, jams and...
This was a quick overnight stay on the drive back from Cornwall. The off-street parking and affordability were key in our purchase. Our room was clean and spacious, staff were friendly and helpful and the breakfast was delicious.
This was a quick overnight stay on the drive back from Cornwall. The off-street parking and affordability were key in our purchase. Our room was clean and spacious, staff were friendly and helpful and the breakfast was delicious.
Susan
Reviewed October 10, 2026Reviewed October 10, 2026
On entering my room I was greeted by softly playing classical music. A lovely touch. This is a dog friendly hotel with masses of grounds to walk dogs, along with dog welcome packs left in the rooms. There was also a “special, to order, dog menu” devised by the chef!
The breakfast waiter, an Egyptian gentleman, was extremely helpful and efficient and the decor and design of the hotel was most appealing. The catering for dogs was very well thought out, making it a most pleasant and stress free...
On entering my room I was greeted by softly playing classical music. A lovely touch. This is a dog friendly hotel with masses of grounds to walk dogs, along with dog welcome packs left in the rooms. There was also a “special, to order, dog menu” devised by the chef!
The breakfast waiter, an Egyptian gentleman, was extremely helpful and efficient and the decor and design of the hotel was most appealing. The catering for dogs was very well thought out, making it a most pleasant and stress free...
Sally
Reviewed November 10, 2026Reviewed November 10, 2026
The whole hotel is only around a year old and everything still seems like it's brand new. The breakfast was superb, the room was really nice and there's excellent on site parking in the two level underground carpark too.
Will definitely be going back - Thanks.
The whole hotel is only around a year old and everything still seems like it's brand new. The breakfast was superb, the room was really nice and there's excellent on site parking in the two level underground carpark too.
Will definitely be going back - Thanks.
Andrew
Reviewed October 17, 2026Reviewed October 17, 2026
We had a great stay. We were warmly welcomed and our room with bathroom was a good size and really clean. The bed was perfect. Breakfast was fantastic and we were really well looked after. Location is great for the sea front, bars, shops and bus and train station. Highly recommended.
We had a great stay. We were warmly welcomed and our room with bathroom was a good size and really clean. The bed was perfect. Breakfast was fantastic and we were really well looked after. Location is great for the sea front, bars, shops and bus and train station. Highly recommended.
Richard
Reviewed October 30, 2026Reviewed October 30, 2026
Lovely hotel by the sea
We stayed at the Langstone Cliff hotel before a concert at Powderham castle. We arrived early afternoon and decided to have lunch on the terrace overlooking the sea. Lunch was lovely and the drinks were cold. Having parasol’s kept us cool on a very hot day. Our room was lovely, quite small but had everything we needed and the air con was an added bonus. The travel to Powderham was easy and relatively quick with only a short walk to the station and then about a 15 minute...
Lovely hotel by the sea
We stayed at the Langstone Cliff hotel before a concert at Powderham castle. We arrived early afternoon and decided to have lunch on the terrace overlooking the sea. Lunch was lovely and the drinks were cold. Having parasol’s kept us cool on a very hot day. Our room was lovely, quite small but had everything we needed and the air con was an added bonus. The travel to Powderham was easy and relatively quick with only a short walk to the station and then about a 15 minute...
A family of four we stayed in room 1 there was more than enough room with a double bed, single bed and bunk bed. The room was light clean and there was a TV, DVD player, kettle in the room with tea coffee and even a bottle of water and 2 bottles of fruit shoot for the kids. There were also plenty of hangers in the wardrobe. We had our own bathroom across the hall and the owner Dawn could not have been nicer or more accommodating. There was a huge choice for breakfast and lots of ideas for things...
A family of four we stayed in room 1 there was more than enough room with a double bed, single bed and bunk bed. The room was light clean and there was a TV, DVD player, kettle in the room with tea coffee and even a bottle of water and 2 bottles of fruit shoot for the kids. There were also plenty of hangers in the wardrobe. We had our own bathroom across the hall and the owner Dawn could not have been nicer or more accommodating. There was a huge choice for breakfast and lots of ideas for things...
Jody
Reviewed February 18, 2015Reviewed February 18, 2015
You just can’t beat the Imperial Torquay. Built on traditions and comfort. It maybe not quite what it was in its heyday but it has adapted to the modern guests and business environment it finds itself in. Keep it up and Best Wishes to you all
You just can’t beat the Imperial Torquay. Built on traditions and comfort. It maybe not quite what it was in its heyday but it has adapted to the modern guests and business environment it finds itself in. Keep it up and Best Wishes to you all
Thoroughly enjoyed our 3 nights here. Breakfasts lovely
[ my favourite is the scrambled egg with smoked salmon ]
Suppers also delicious. Good menu selection with Sea Bass & Rump Steak being my choices ( on 2 different occasions - - I should add.! ). Dog friendly - which is important if you want to have your pooches with you which we did. Allocated a downstairs room which is delightful with excellent shower & loo facilities. Would we want to stay here again. You bet !! PRB
Thoroughly enjoyed our 3 nights here. Breakfasts lovely
[ my favourite is the scrambled egg with smoked salmon ]
Suppers also delicious. Good menu selection with Sea Bass & Rump Steak being my choices ( on 2 different occasions - - I should add.! ). Dog friendly - which is important if you want to have your pooches with you which we did. Allocated a downstairs room which is delightful with excellent shower & loo facilities. Would we want to stay here again. You bet !! PRB
Reverend P R
Reviewed November 25, 2022Reviewed November 25, 2022
Bishopsteignton, nestled along the scenic banks of the River Teign, offers a delightful array of family-friendly attractions perfect for creating memorable experiences. One of the highlights is the nearby Teignmouth Beach, where families can enjoy sun-soaked days building sandcastles and splashing in the gentle waves. Just a short drive away, the Teignmouth Aquarium provides an engaging opportunity for children to learn about marine life, featuring interactive exhibits and daily feeding sessions. For those who enjoy the great outdoors, the Bishopsteignton nature reserve offers picturesque walking trails where families can spot local wildlife and enjoy a picnic amidst stunning scenery. The charming village itself boasts quaint shops and cafes perfect for a family treat after a day of exploring. When it comes to accommodation, consider staying near the waterfront for easy access to these attractions, where hotels often provide family rooms and amenities tailored for children, ensuring a comfortable and straightforward experience. With attentive service and a welcoming atmosphere, you’re sure to feel right at home while enjoying all that Bishopsteignton has to offer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which area of Bishopsteignton is best to stay in for families?
For families visiting Bishopsteignton, the best area to stay is generally within the village centre or slightly on its outskirts, offering a lovely blend of rural charm and convenient access to local amenities.
Staying in or near the village centre means you're just a short stroll from the village green, a superb spot for children to play and for a family picnic. You'll also find local shops for essentials and a couple of welcoming pubs that often have outdoor seating, making them suitable for a casual family meal.
Bishopsteignton is located in a beautiful part of Devon, offering easy access to lovely walks through the countryside and down to the River Teign. While not directly on a major beach, the nearby coastal towns of Teignmouth and Shaldon, with their sandy shores and rock pools, are just a short drive away.
The village itself is quite walkable, with pavements leading to most local spots. For exploring further afield, having your own transport is recommended, but local bus services connect Bishopsteignton to larger towns.
How much does a family hotel in Bishopsteignton cost?
Travellers can find great deals on family-friendly Bishopsteignton hotels from £54 with Expedia. You may find hotels in Bishopsteignton that let kids stay for free, which can help you save. There are plenty of factors that can impact the price of family hotels, including location, amenities and the time of year. Sort Bishopsteignton hotels on Expedia by price to see our cheapest prices first.
Is Bishopsteignton a family-friendly destination?
Yes, Bishopsteignton is a lovely family-friendly destination, offering a tranquil setting with plenty of opportunities for outdoor enjoyment and exploration.
The village itself is quite charming, with a relaxed pace that's great for families. You'll find lovely walking paths through the surrounding countryside, which are ideal for a leisurely stroll with a buggy or for older children to explore. Many of these paths offer beautiful views of the Teign Estuary.
For a bit of outdoor adventure, the nearby River Teign offers opportunities for gentle waterside walks and spotting local wildlife. There are also several open green spaces in and around the village where children can run around and play freely.
While Bishopsteignton is a smaller village, it offers a few local shops for essentials and a couple of welcoming pubs that often have outdoor seating, great for a casual family meal. For a wider selection of shops and eateries, the nearby town of Teignmouth is just a short drive away.
What family-friendly activities should we do in Bishopsteignton?
Some of the best family-friendly activities in Bishopsteignton include exploring the local walking trails and enjoying the village's green spaces.
The area surrounding Bishopsteignton is crisscrossed with lovely footpaths and trails that are superb for family strolls. You can discover scenic routes that offer beautiful views of the River Teign estuary and the rolling countryside. These paths are generally well-maintained and suitable for children to explore, offering a chance to connect with nature and spot local wildlife.
For a more relaxed pace, Bishopsteignton boasts several green spaces where children can play and families can enjoy a picnic. These areas provide a pleasant setting for outdoor fun, whether it's kicking a ball around or simply unwinding amidst the village's peaceful atmosphere.
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