Acorn Lodge

28 Bridge Road, Torquay, Devon, England

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About Acorn Lodge

Acorn Lodge is a small family-run guest house on a lovely tree-lined road, close to Torquay seafront & town centre. We're family friendly and offer easy disabled access: ramp from street, stair lift to dining room, ground floor rooms. The ideal base for touring, Acorn Lodge is a non-smoking, warm and friendly family-run guest house, a short distance from the Beach, Shopping,Torquay railway station and the English Riviera Centre. All rooms are en-suite with colour tv, Radio Alarm Clock & Tea & Coffee making facilities. Families are made especially welcome in our comfortable family rooms. We serve an excellent full English breakfast at individual tables in our attractive dining room (smaller appetites catered for). One night, mid-week and short breaks welcome. Special rates for 7 nights and 10% discount for OAP's.

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