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Avron House, Babbacombe,
Torquay, Devon
The Avron Guest House in Babbacombe, Torquay, is an elegant Victorian property with many original features. We are in a quiet residential location overlooking a wooded green with plenty of free on-road parking. A family-run guesthouse, where we pride ourselves on high levels of cleanliness and service, and your breakfasts are freshly cooked to order.
Only a ten minute walk from the breathtaking Babbacombe Downs and Cliff Railway, and a 15 minute downhill walk to the Town Centre and Harbour. An ideal touring base for South Devon, as we are within walking distance of the centre and many local attractions, but far enough away to give you that quiet retreat for a relaxing break
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Imperial Hotel, ,
Plymouth, Devon
This elegant Victorian hotel stands between the famous Hoe and Plymouth City Centre, and is within easy walking distance of the historic Barbican with its Mayflower Steps and the picturesque harbour front.
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Brittany Guest House, ,
Plymouth, Devon
The Brittany is a charming grade II listed guest house, ideally situated in the heart of the city on the famous Plymouth Hoe. A two minute walk from both the city's pleasant traffic free shopping centre and Plymouth Sound. The Brittany is personally supervised by its resident hosts who believe in good old fashioned traditional values.
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Osmond Guest House, ,
Plymouth, Devon
We are situated in the Historic City of Plymouth, just a stone's throw from the seafront. The Osmond Guest House is within easy walking distance of all Plymouth's main points of interest, including Plymouth Pavilions, Plymouth Dome, the historic Barbican, pedestrianised Shopping Area and the National Marine Aquarium. We offer a courtesy pick up service from the Bus or Railway Station (by prior arrangement).
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Jewells Guest House, ,
Plymouth, Devon
A warm welcome awaits at this family run hotel which is decorated to a high standard and situated close to Plymouth City Centre and historic Hoe and Barbican.
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Mayflower Guest House, ,
Plymouth, Devon
Your hosts, Helen and Patrick Warnock, welcome you to their friendly, family run guest house.
The Mayflower is a delightful, four storey building built around the 1890's with a welcoming, friendly atmosphere. Commended by the English Tourist Board and joint winner of the 2004 Plymouth Guest Houses in Bloom.
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Avalon Guest House, ,
Plymouth, Devon
Joe and Louise McShane extend a warm welcome to their family run bed and breakfast guest house centrally located on Plymouth Hoe. Close to the seafront, historic Barbican and the excellent shopping facilities of Plymouth City Centre.
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Four Seasons Guest House, The Hoe,
Plymouth, Devon
Four Seasons Guest House – One of Plymouth’s finest.
Bob and Kate Carter welcome you to our guest house, the Four Seasons. We pride ourselves in offering a first class Bed & Breakfast and we are delighted to have been awarded 4 Stars from Visit Britain, which recognises the quality of our Guest House.
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Rainbow Lodge, ,
Plymouth, Devon
We think you will find our B&B accommodation charming. You will be staying in a Grade II listed 11-bedroom hotel that offers comfortable rooms, a satisfying breakfast to please all tastes, and a clean and quiet environment for guests who are non-smokers travelling without young children or pets. And you will be in an ideal location on Plymouth Hoe.
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The Rosemont, ,
Yelverton, Devon
Standing in a prominent location in the village of Yelverton, overlooking the village green and the moorland of Dartmoor in South West England, The Rosemont is superbly situated for exploring and enjoying the outstanding beauty of the Dartmoor National Park. Yelverton also sits on the Sustrans route 27 cycle path.
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