Daylesford Hotel

60, Bampfylde Road, Torquay, Devon, England

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About Daylesford Hotel

Quality 4-star Silver Award hotel-style B&B providing a gentle ambience and high level of hospitality and comfort. Located in a tree-lined avenue, the hotel is a few minutes walk from the beach and conference centre and easy walking distance from town. The elegant surroundings include a quiet lounge with books and magazines where guests can relax. The dining room continues the sphere of elegance as a place to enjoy the excellent breakfast, freshly prepared to order. Enjoy gastronomic Torquay. Personal recommendations include The Elephant: Michelin Star restaurant, Number 7, Orange Tree and the Hole in the Wall, Prezzo - all great places to eat. The Daylesford is ideally located for Dartmouth (home of the Michelin Star New Angel), Brixham, Totnes and Dartmoor. The conference centre provides Internet access for delegates. An early breakfast is available. We welcome children over 12. Parking is available. This is a strictly non-smoking establishment.

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