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The Grand Hotel

3.8 of 5 • 625 reviews
Cockington Village
Fantastic views with very helpful staff nothing at this hotel is to much trouble for any of the staff as a wheelchair user that is what I look for I would like to 1 and all of you xx Read more
£70

The Imperial Torquay

4 of 5 • 724 reviews
Cockington Village
I booked a standard double and asked if it was possible to have a sea view and balcony as this was a 60th birthday treat for my husband. On arrival we were informed that we had been upgraded to a suite that had magnificent sea views and a balcon … Read more
£64

The Wellsway

4.9 of 5 • 188 reviews
Cockington Village
We have stayed here before and weren't disappointed this time around. Can highly recommend. Read more
£53

Headland View

4.9 of 5 • 34 reviews
Hele Cross
We had a great time, good location, great views from the room. We appreciated the owners attention to every detail. Read more
£54

Osborne Hotel

4.1 of 5 • 94 reviews
Cockington Village
Had a lovely weeks stay at the hotel. Food excellent and served by very attentive staff. Read more
£78

The Somerville

4.9 of 5 • 216 reviews
Cockington Village
Well what we say apart from AMZAING! We had a lovely welcome from Peter the owner, he couldn't do enough for us! We had welcoming drinks on the sun terrace which was so tranquil. Our room was lovely, everything you needed was to hand and the bed … Read more
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The Haytor Hotel

4.5 of 5 • 94 reviews
Cockington Village
Owners clearly committed to providing a high quality experience. Breakfast options thought out and well cooked.whilst close to top end of chargable price,in my opinion very good stay. Read more
£74

The Albaston

5 of 5 • 37 reviews
Hele Cross
This is a really nice small hotel and the room we had was magnificent. Every thing was immaculate and the bathroom and bed were lovely. The breakfast was also outstanding with fresh berries, pastries and full English breakfast in a beautiful roo … Read more
£67

The Marstan Hotel

4.9 of 5 • 80 reviews
Cockington Village
Well appointed rooms with good facilities and modern bathroom.Breakfast catered for all tastes with home made granola, fresh fruit, European and Full English freshly cooked to order; the staff will even provide special dietary need, if advised early. Read more
£74

Lincombe Hall Hotel

4.5 of 5 • 30 reviews
Cockington Village
Smart building switched on staff good well presented breakfast included in price comp toiletsries.Could do a lot worse for moremoney.Will be returning soon. Read more
£83

 

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Luxury overlooking the bay

4 out of 5

Return visit to this superior hotel. Great holiday.

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4 out of 5

Good hotel near the centre of Torquay. Very nice staff good food in fact every thing is good

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Pocket Guide: Torquay

Situated on the ‘English Riviera’, Torquay is a far cry from what British seaside towns have come to be known for. With its beautiful piers, rust-red cliffs and genuine palms trees, this is not the grey beach life that Morrissey sings about in his song Every Day is Like Sunday. Thanks to its mild microclimate and azure seas, this town certainly hasn’t been left forgotten by the advent of budget airlines and international travel. And there are still plenty of tip-top hotels in Torquay for every type of visitor.

A Torquay for Everyone

In many ways, Torquay is still that quintessential English seaside resort, with its white and pastel Victorian architecture that seems to glint in the sun, pier and obligatory Ferris wheel. However, looks can be deceiving and the town has managed to adapt with the times. Not only does it pull in the classic coach tour crews, but also the party crowd who flock for its pubs, clubs and seaside bars. There’s plenty of budget Torquay hotels for visitors who’d rather save their pennies for a party, with a great selection of hostels, and two and three star hotels situated all over this picturesque town - some even by the sea.

Book Torquay Hotels for a Romatic Break by the Sea

But it’s also great for those looking for a romantic or elaborate getaway. Torquay is now giving the Dartmouth foodie-hub a run for its money with its fine selection of eateries and gastro-pubs. With its easy access to some of the finest fresh seafood in the British Isles, is it any wonder? Add that to its typically British set of eccentric attractions, such as its extensive aviary and surreal Babbacombe Model Village, Agatha Christie connection and, of course, its beaches, you have an unforgettable holiday on your hands. Check out its relaxing spa and beautiful boutique hotels in Torquay and treat both yourself and the one you love.

Family-Friendly Torquay

Naturally no British seaside town would be fulfilling its job spec if it didn’t have fun for all the family – and Torquay is one of Britain’s most persistently successful British seaside towns for a reason. Pay a visit to Living Coasts Zoo and Aquarium, explore the prehistoric animals of the past at Torquay’s Dinosaur World or spend the day playing laser tag at Quasar.

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