This unique and picturesque turn of the 19th century residence overlooking Brixham's outer harbour, its marina and the panoramic beauty of Torbay will prove an excellent choice for your visit to South Devon.
Within its own grounds
This 9 bedroom guest house is set in its own grounds providing you with car parking and a lawned garden in which to relax and experience peace and tranquillity, just a five minute walk from the bustling port of Brixham.
A warm welcome
Whatever time of the year there will be a warm welcome for you on your arrival or after a busy day when you can relax in comfort after sightseeing or exploring the many and varied places in Brixham and South Devon.
Full facilities at your service
We offer you all the comforts you need to enjoy your stay at Brixham, en suite bedrooms, either shower or bath, with colour television, clock radio and tea and coffee making facilities.
Children are welcome
The hotel has two rooms which are ideal for families to use as a base for a happy holiday in Brixham. There's space for children to play in the garden with Breakwater Beach being just a few minutes walk from the hotel.
The Licensed Bar
Our bar, opening onto the garden provides an excellent venue to enjoy a drink at the end of an enjoyable day.
Eating and Drinking
Brixham boasts a large variety of pubs and restaurants catering to all tastes, and we are happy to make recommendations should you require.
Facilities
All rooms en suite with comfortable bedding
Tea/Coffee making facilities
Most rooms have sea-views
Delicious English breakfast included
Large garden with tabled seating areas
Off street car park
Bar available to guests. Limited opening
TV room and sitting room for guests to relax in
Tourist information available to guests
Concessions available for 3 day and weekly stays
About Brixham
Nestling in the southernmost curve of Torbay is the historic port of Brixham where a large fishing fleet still works out of the picturesque harbour that over the centuries has resisted change.
Quaint houses in narrow street and steep steps meandering around the harbour give Brixham a sense of agelessness. The port has a wealth of shops to suit all tastes, from old fashioned linen to Devonshire toffee and clotted cream.
The Berry Head County Park, The Napoleonic Fortress and the Coastal Path are a must lovers of history and nature.
Getting Here
From London or the North: Take the M5 South to the end of the motorway, and continue beyond Exeter on the A38 dual carriageway. At the A38/A380 fork, take the left-hand A380 towards Torbay (the right-hand fork can also be taken for a slightly longer route via Totnes). At the large Penn Inn roundabout at Newton Abbot, continue on the A380 towards Torquay. At the next roundabout, on the outskirts of Torquay, turn right to follow the A380 Ring Road. Continue along the Ring Road past Paignton and follow the signs for Brixham.
