The Belgrave Road is the ideal location to explore Torquay, with much of its appeal being the beach and sea located at the bottom of the road.

In addition to the Tennis and Bowling Clubs, Conference Centre, crazy golf, pitch and putt all just a short stroll away.

The hotel is surrounded by numerous places to eat and drink, with the local knowledge of your hosts Gina and Gary proving invaluable whether you are looking for that special meal/something exotic or just a quick bite to eat.

Cockington Village

Take in breath taking views of the bay on the costal path from Torquay to Brixham, or for those who are happy to let someone else do the hard work there's always the ferry across the bay to Brixham.

If boats are your fancy then you can take a cruise round the bay or for the more adventurous there are plenty of fishing trips departing from Torquay Harbour in the main season.

For the established golfers there are three courses in the vicinity Torquay, Churston and Dainton or for something a little different why not try Cayman Golf.

Stunning Dartmoor

Torquay Marina

There so are many places to explore on our doorstep that you'll be hard pushed to cover them all.

Cockington Village is just over one mile away with its quaint tea rooms and thatched cottages or Torquay Harbour with its yachts and cruisers where you can sit and enjoy cream teas or cocktails overlooking the marina.

Babbacombe model village is a masterpiece of minature landscaping recreating many of the special elements that Devon is famous for.

Take a trip on the steam train from Paignton to beautiful Dartmouth where you can continue your journey on a river cruise up the meandering Dart Estuary to Totnes.

Dartmouth and Kingswear

If spectacular views and natural beauty captures your imagination then Dartmoor is a must, being just a short car journey away.

Or for the kids there's Paington Zoo, Pennywell Adventure Park, the Hedgehog Hospital at Prickly Ball Farm and the minature Pony and Animal Farm at Moretonhampstead and lots, lots more.