Torquay
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A top holiday destination since the Victorian era, Torquay really is the "Jewel of the English Riviera". A bustling waterfront with international marina combined with beautiful beaches, all set against the backdrop of the town's seven hills, there is so much to see and do in this beautiful Devonshire town. The Pavilion shopping centre blends history with the present, featuring modern and specialist shops in the converted
Edwardian theatre. Discover the
magic of this English Jewel yourself
on one of our forthcoming holidays. |
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Torquay images courtesy of the English Riviera Tourist Board |
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The Bancourt Hotel is a family-run hotel situated just a short walk from the beach. All rooms have ensuite facilities with TV, phone and tea/coffee making facilities. The hotel features a spacious restaurant, Star cabaret bar and Avenue bar with dancefloor, a garden and indoor swimming pool. For further information visit www.bancourthotel.co.uk |
The Overmead Hotel is situated close to Torquay harbour, the marina andthe town centre, next to local landmark, the Daddyhole Plain. It features 78 ensuite rooms with TV and tea/coffee making facilities, outdoor pool, 2 spacious lounge bars, the elegant Romanoff restaurant and passenger lift. For further information visit www.overmeadtorquay.com |
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The Nethway Hotel is situated in the heart of the English Riviera, just a short distance from Torquay's beach, town centre and marina. Its recently refurbished ensuite rooms have central heating, hospitality and TV, and the hotel features a pool, licensed bar and garden. For further information visit www.nethwayhotel.co.uk |
The Bute Court Hotel is a Victorian hotel situated in its own secluded grounds just a short stroll from the seafront and local attractions. The two-star hotel retains much of its original style and character, with 43 ensuite rooms, heated outdoor pool and spacious restaurant overlooking the gardens. For further information visit www.butecourt.co.uk |
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