Carlton Court Hotel (Silver Award Winner 2006)

18 Cleveland Road, Torquay, Devon, England

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About Carlton Court Hotel (Silver Award Winner 2006)

This lovely luxury detached Victorian villa is set in a peaceful part of Torquay with its own beautiful private gardens. Situated a short walk from Torquay's conference centre, Abbey Sands beach and harbour. Please note that The Carlton Court Hotel is entirely non-smoking, does not cater for children or pets. The Hotel has undergone a substantial transformation over the past few months and has a complete new look for 2006. In March 2006 the Carlton Court Hotel was one of the first in Torbay to be given the prestigious silver award under the new harmonised common standard of quality assessement. This hotel has been awarded stars under the heading 'hotel accommodation'. An additional silver award has been given for exeptional standards of quality in all areas of accommodation, hospitality, facilities and service. The standards of the silver award from January 06 have been enhanced and much more difficult to achieve, which is why we are so proud of our award. The Carlton Court Hotel offers free wi-fi internet access. All beds in the Hotel are extra length 6ft 6' and a minimum standard of king size. Nearby is the Torquay Riviera Conference and sports centre, with indoor swimming pools wave machine and water chutes, Torre Abbey with its beautiful gardens, including pitch & putt, tennis and bowls. Beautiful Cockington thatched village, only a mile from the Hotel with its lakes and gardens. Torquay has something for everyone, a walk along the promenade, past the beach, marina and harbour, theatres, cinemas and quality nightclubs. Access to many of the South West's major attractions. Breakfast in the restaurant includes a self service buffet with fruit juice, fruits, yoghurts, cereals, a full traditional breakfast, toast, tea or coffee. Please note that we do not offer evening meals or full board facilities. Please also note that the bar is temporarily unavailable. Guests are at liberty to bring their own drinks for consumption in their bedroom only.

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