Yardley Manor

Museum Rd, Torquay, Devon, England

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About Yardley Manor

The Yardley Manor has a great location near the Harbour with guaranteed parking, newly refurbished rooms and en suites. For the comfort of all its guests, Yardly Manor is a non-smoking hotel throughout. There are spacious public lounges with TV. The hotel also benefits from its heated outdoor swimming pool and large bar serving draught beers. Although only 5 minutes walk from Torquay Harbour and the city centre, the hotel is situated in a quiet residential position away from all traffic noise and can offer plenty of guaranteed free parking. (Very few hotels in Torquay have enough parking for all guests.) The hotel's sun-trap garden is ideal for spending a day lazing around the pool (open 09 June to 05 September). There is a large bar and restaurant which would make a great venue for a function.(The bar and restaurant are set in the base of the old Torquay Wintergardens).

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