Hotels in Torquay (England, United Kingdom)

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1166 hotels in Torquay

  1. Lincombe Hall Hotel & Spa - Just for Adults

    4 Stars

    Heated outdoor pool and terrace, Locally sourced West Country dining

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    The Imperial Torquay

    4 Stars

    Health and leisure club facilities, AA-Rosette Regatta Restaurant

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  3. Hotel Indigo Torquay by IHG

    4 Stars

    Maritime-inspired boutique design, Elevated English Riviera views

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  4. The Grand Hotel

    4 Stars

    Heated outdoor and indoor pools, Panoramic Tor Bay dining

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  5. Premier Inn Torquay Harbour hotel

    3 Stars

    Scenic Torquay Harbour views, On-site restaurant and bar

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  6. Trecarn Hotel

    3 Stars

    Traditional seaside charm in Babbacombe, Essential amenities for solo travelers

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    Premier Inn Torquay

    3 Stars

    Scenic outdoor beer garden, On-site Beefeater grill and bar

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  8. The Osborne Hotel

    4 Stars

    Panoramic sea view junior suites, Heated outdoor pool with bay views

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  9. Crofton House Hotel

    3 Stars

    Year-round swimming facilities, Comprehensive wellness suite

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  10. The Headland Hotel & Spa

    3 Stars

    Clifftop terrace and gardens, Romanoff Restaurant dining

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  11. Belgrave Sands Hotel & Spa

    4 Stars

    Signature six-course dining, Full-service spa and wellness

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  12. TLH Derwent Hotel - TLH Leisure, Entertainment and Spa Resort

    3 Stars

    Aztec Falls indoor pool, Aztec Spa wellness retreat

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  13. Travelodge Torquay

    3 Stars

    Torre district transport hub, Pet-friendly coastal retreat

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  14. Riviera Hotel

    3 Stars

    Heated indoor swimming pool, Relaxing wellness facilities

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  15. The Burlington Hotel

    2 Stars

    Indoor swimming pool, Nostalgic 1970s-1980s ambiance

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  16. Templestowe Hotel, Number One for Entertainment in Torquay

    3 Stars

    Heated outdoor swimming pool, Traditional British dining

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  17. The Caledonian Torbay Hotel

    3 Stars

    Harbour and marina panoramas, Historic English Riviera landmark

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  18. Anchorage Hotel

    3 Stars

    Heated outdoor swimming pool, Diverse dining options

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  19. Abbey Sands Hotel

    3 Stars

    Dedicated on-site parking, Heated indoor pool and hot tub

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  20. Hampton by Hilton Torquay

    3 Stars

    English Riviera harbour views, Integrated fitness center

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  21. Orestone Manor

    4 Stars

    Sea view terrace and gardens, Historic Georgian manor house setting

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  22. Livermead House Hotel

    3 Stars

    Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Grand restaurant with sea views

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  23. The Hotel Balmoral - Adults Only

    3 Stars

    Landscaped garden with sea views, Inviting indoor swimming pool

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  24. Tor Park Hotel

    3 Stars

    Historic budget-friendly guest house, Outdoor sun terrace and patio

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  25. Riviera Lodge Hotel

    4 Stars

    Conservatory with garden views, Heated outdoor swimming pool

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  26. TLH Toorak Hotel

    3 Stars

    Indoor and outdoor swimming pools, Fire and Ice spa experience

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  27. TLH Carlton Hotel - TLH Leisure, Entertainment and Spa Resort

    3 Stars

    Extensive Aztec leisure complex, Adults-only Aztec Spa Fire & Ice

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    Cary Arms & Spa

    5 Stars

    Intimate glass Pod dining, Glass-framed, ocean-facing wellness spa

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  29. Abbey Lawn Hotel

    Heated indoor swimming pool, On-site British cuisine restaurant

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  30. Mount Edgcombe Guest House

    4 Stars

    Victorian villa charm, Rooms with spa jet baths

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  31. Kings Lodge

    4 Stars

    Individually decorated rooms, Prime Torquay location

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  32. TLH Victoria Hotel

    3 Stars

    Elegant glass-domed restaurant, Mayan-themed Aztec Spa

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  33. Nethway Hotel

    3 Stars

    Rooms with sea views and balconies, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool

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  34. Waters Edge Hotel Torquay

    3 Stars

    Traditional coastal hotel experience, Close to Agatha Christie Mile Path Walk

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  35. The Berburry

    5 Stars

    Traditional Victorian villa setting, Adults-only accommodation

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Torquay, Devon, United Kingdom: Where History Meets Mystery

Torquay is a sea front city steeped in history and tradition. Located 29 kilometres from Exeter in Devon, Torquay was once a fashionable seaside resort for England’s elite and was known as the “English Riviera” because of the seasonable climate and mild winters. Torquay has held on to this charm and those beaches are still popular today, with seafront hotels cosying right up to the beach. There are reasons for visiting besides the ocean as Torquay boasts an important Stone Age archaeological site, as well as several other historic buildings of note.

On the Sea

Located on the southwestern coast of England, Torquay still has white villas popularised during the Victorian time with elegant and historical fronts on the city streets and pleasant gardens hiding in the back. Many seafront hotels offer beautiful views of the water and it’s an easy stroll to the sand and shore. Torquay has several beaches, including Torre Abbey Sands and Babbacombe which offer rental deckchairs. Other beaches are Paignton Sands and Breakwater, which has an open-air swimming pool. Torquay Harbour offers a nice walk with many shops and pubs located along the water’s edge. For a truly panoramic view, visit the English Riviera Wheel, a smaller version of the wheel found in London, quite close to the seafront with beautiful views from the top. Many of the beaches are connected by the South West Coast Path for easy walking accessibility and it’s possible to see the limestone and red clay cliffs the area is known for.

It Starts with History

Torquay’s main claim to fame is its strong ties with historical connections. Kents Cavern Prehistoric Caves is a show cave and site of Stone Age archaeological relics, including a jawbone that may be an example of the oldest modern human found in Europe dating back almost 40,000 years. There’s also a woodland trail and coastal walk, as well as a play area and boat cruise. Another important historical site is Torre Abbey, a monastery dating back to the late 12th century. It is one of the best preserved medieval monasteries in Devon and has formal gardens, as well as an extensive art collection. Those wanting to take a walk back in time can visit Cockington Village which has thatched houses and pubs with narrow lanes and cottages dating back hundreds of years. Around the village, there are walking trails, shops, and historic buildings for touring, as well as an arts and crafts centre. The Torquay Museum will fill the visitor in on more recent history.

Whodunit?

Torquay has several ties to the literary elite. It is the birthplace of famed author Dame Agatha Christie, who lived there as a young writer. Christie used the town as a setting in some of her books, which can be discovered on the Agatha Christie Literary Trail through the South Devon area. Highlighted along the route are the settings of 20 of those novels, including the sites Salcombe and Dartmoor National Park. There is also an Agatha Christie Mile, a walking trail along the seafront with plaques where visitors can read about her life and her work. An annual Agatha Christie Festival and a one-hour trip to her estate, Greenway, in Devon will round out the trip. Dartmoor National Park, to the West of Torquay, also has literary ties and was the setting for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s novel The Hound of the Baskervilles, one of Sherlock Holmes’s most famous detective cases.

More Modern Sites

Those who choose to live in the present will still find plenty to do in Torquay. The Living Coasts Zoo & Aquarium will provide fun for families with exhibits featuring animals like puffins and penguins and interactive attractions like a water play area and crawl tank. Today’s Dinosaur World is the best of past and present with interactive indoor exhibits displaying several examples of dinosaurs and other prehistoric reptiles. The Babbacombe Model Village will provide fun entertainment for those of any age. Torquay also has several theatres, a golf course, and many shops and pubs along Fleet Walk and Union Square. Accommodation choices mirror the great diversity, with ranges from historic inns to ultra-modern seafront hotels, many of which are within walking distance of the harbour, shops, and pubs.

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