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"This hotel was perfect for a relaxing break away with my husband. It was just 10 minutes away from the seafront and it’s situated on a hill. The owner Andrew was great, very helpful and friendly and the room felt very sumptuous indeed. Breakfast was fantastic with a good selection available."
Guest score: 9/10
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"In an ideal spot, nice and quiet and just a few minutes walk to shops, bars, harbour. The staff were nice and friendly, our room was comfortable and relaxing. There was a good choice of continental breakfast and a good full English. The grounds were well kept and the pool so enjoyable. Good value for money, we would stay again."
Guest score: 10/10
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"What a lovely place this was and we really couldn’t fault a thing. The hosts were fantastic and made us feel very welcome from the minute we arrived. It’s conveniently located for the seafront and some great restaurants and would highly recommend this place if you are visiting Torquay."
Guest score: 9/10
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Tourist Info
Torquay, nicknamed the English Riviera, is an excellent destination for those seeking sun, sea and sand. Its warm sandy beaches, lined with exotic palms, coupled with a pulsating nightlife, unique attractions and a rich sporting tradition make it an irresistible destination for many. Popular attractions in the area include Kents Cavern, home to the oldest remains of prehistoric man and beast in Europe. There is also the Agatha Christie Mile, named in honour of the famous author who lived most of her life in the town.
Nature lovers will enjoy the cities Living Coasts on Beacon Quay, with its fascinating exhibits of both marine birds and animals, including Octopus Odyssey, Fur Seal Cove and Penguin Beach. Visitors can also take in the scenic coast by steam train and river boat excursions that extend from the neighbouring seaside town of Paignton, through picturesque villages, such as Dittisham and Kingswear near the port of Dartmouth.
Up until the 19th century and just like neighbouring town of Brixham, Torquay was principally an agricultural and fishing town. However, it later developed into the seaside resort it is today and its economy is now largely dependent on tourism.
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How much is it for a B&B in Torquay tonight?
Our best value B&B deal tonight can be found at Cranborne Guest Accommodation from £28 * with 9 rooms and a guest review score of 9.3. * Subject to availability.
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Which Torquay B&B's are best for couples?
Some of the best B&Bs in Torquay for couples are; Hotel Peppers Torquay or The Shirley. You might also try The Palms, which frequently has offers on double rooms.
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Which B&Bs in Torquay are best for singles?
Some of the best B&Bs for single rooms in Torquay can be found at Abbey Lawn Hotel on selected nights, as well as The Ravenswood B&B on selected nights.
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What B&B's in Torquay are best for families?
Many B&Bs in Torquay offer family rooms - try The Robin Hill and The Cimon.
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