Westbourne Hotel

106 Avenue Rd., Torquay, Devon, England

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About Westbourne Hotel

Detached Four Star accommodation, located within Torquays conservation area, bursting with new ideas & fresh thinking. The former luxury residence of a Jackpot Pools Winner, has today lost none of its Magic! The Westbourne has just 9 individually designed en suite rooms, all with digital 30 Channel TVs, DVDs (with free film hire), stylishly finished to offer some of the very best standard of accommodation found anywhere within the English Riviera. Our casually designed dining room overlooks the front lawn with its fountain and Palm Tree, with a superb breakfast ensuring the perfect start to another Riviera day. For those who might prefer it, you can enjoy breakfast on our South Facing Sun Terrace with its tropically heated Swimming Pool (May-Sept). All this and a complementary daily newspaper of your choice! The Westbourne is centrally located just a short 10 minute level stroll to the front, Torre Abbey and parks are even closer. We are also close to Rail and Coach stations and have our own Private Car Park. Non-Smoking Hotel. (TWO NIGHT MIN STAY AND 7 IN HIGH SEASON).

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