The Marine Hotel

Cliff Rd, Salcombe, Devon, England

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About The Marine Hotel

The Marine Hotel is a luxury 4-star hotel with 53 bedrooms, many with estuary views and balconies. Facilities include an award-winning restaurant and an indoor leisure complex. The Marine Hotel is situated on the water's edge in the beautiful town of Salcombe, which is acknowledged as one of South Devon's most picturesque towns. Enjoying spectacular views over the sea estuary and surrounding countryside, the hotel offers the perfect location in which to relax in comfort and style. The award-winning restaurant serves a carefully chosen blend of outstanding cuisine, using the finest of local ingredients complemented by an excellent selection of fine wines. For guests that choose not to formally dress for dinner, we ask that a minimum of smart casual attire is worn. The elegantly furnished en suite bedrooms, most of which have balconies with glorious sea views, provide guests with a haven of peace and comfort. The indoor leisure complex, which also enjoys splendid coastal views, is equipped with a gymnasium, indoor swimming pool, sauna, solarium and spa pool.

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