Newburgh Guesthouse

14 Scarborough Road, Torquay, Devon, England

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About Newburgh Guesthouse

Refurbished in 2007, this 'home from home' is ideally situated close to all amenities, in the conservation area of Belgravia. This prime location is near the Riviera conference centre, with the town centre and beach being a gentle stroll away. In 2006 we have been awarded a Commended certificate in Torbay's 'Bay in Bloom' 2006 competition. The Newburgh is a family run guest house, which is clean, tastefully decorated and comfortably furnished, offering you a friendly and warm welcome at all times. Many of our guests return to stay with us; why not give us a go and see why?

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