Passage House Hotel

Hackney Lane, Kingsteignton, Devon, Devon, England

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About Passage House Hotel

Positioned on the northern bank of the River Teign, this hotel with spa facilities has commanding views towards the mouth of the estuary. At the top of the estuary, the Passage House Hotel has a delightful panoramic view. The hotel is built on the site of a tidal ford, where long ago, villagers would wait to cross the river. Now, established for over fifty years, the Passage House enjoys a reputation unsurpassed in the area and will aim to make your stay truly memorable. Whether you wish to explore the wild and rugged terrain of Dartmoor, or Devon's towering red sandstone cliffs and sheltered, sandy coves, this hotel is an ideal base. Breathe in the fresh air and enjoy the views, before returning to the hotel to invigorate yourself indoors. Pamper yourself in the beauty salon, or swim in the indoor pool and use the spa facilities.

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