The Mount Edgcombe - With a Silver Award from the Green Tourism Business Scheme, this quality, refurbished accommodation offers freshly cooked breakfasts, evening meals, free car parking and a convenient location. The Mount Edgcombe is a small, privately run establishment that prides itself on service and attention. There is a fully licensed bar, a comfortable guest lounge and an excellent choice of optional evening meals. Mount Edgcombe is located on a level, tree-lined avenue. The train station and the English Riviera Centre are just a few minutes' walk away, and a 15-minute walk will take you to Castle Circus - the heart of Torquay's shopping area. The nearby promenade provides a lovely stroll along the water's edge towards the harbour. Please note that Mount Edgcombe is entirely non-smoking and does not accept group bookings.

Blue Waters Lodge - This friendly, family-run guest house has a peaceful and relaxing location in a quiet area of Paignton, within easy strolling distance of the seafront and the town's shops and entertainments. Blue Waters Lodge guesthouse offers a warm friendly welcome and comfortable accommodation in a variety of clean, light, comfortably furnished rooms. All of the rooms are en suite with hospitality trays, hairdryers and TVs with Freeview digital channels. A full home-cooked English breakfast is included in the price and you can also choose from a selection of juices, cereals and fruit from the breakfast bar. Whatever you have planned, the generous and tasty full cooked English breakfast is a great way to start your day. After a long day on the beach, you can enjoy a refreshing drink in the well-stocked bar or out on the patio.

Fairways (Silver Award 2007, 2008, July 2009) - Double Silver Award Winner, Fairways is less than 800 metres from the seafront. We provide free car parking for our guests and are close to all the amenities in Torquay. Fairways really allows you to explore the whole of Torbay to the full. We have recently been awarded our 3rd consecutive '4 Star Silver Award' by the Quality in Tourism Council. This is in recognition of the facilities we offer as well as the care and attention to detail that we extend to our guests. We are ideally situated on the main route to the seafront and within easy access of all facilities, such as the Princess Theatre, Torre Abbey, Torquay's Shopping Centre and the picturesque thatched village of Cockington.

The Glenross: Silver Award Winning Guest Accommodation - The Glenross has Silver-Award-winning, fully refurbished accommodation and a restaurant. Enjoy attentive service, fantastic British cooking and good value. The Glenross has friendly and helpful hosts who provide a relaxed atmosphere during your stay. You will also benefit from a great location, ample parking and a bar. The Glenross is rated by Visit Britain as 4-Star Guest Accommodation.

Grosvenor House - This hotel is situated in a quiet yet central location, within easy walking distance of the beach, town and Riviera Conference Centre. The hotel is run by a Christian family, Nigel and Angela Pearce, with their 2 children William and Linda. We are one of the few small hotels to still provide our guests with the opportunity to book evening meals. We offer superior accommodation at reasonable rates. We are here to ensure your stay in Torquay is an enjoyable one.

Melbury Guest House - Occupying a peaceful location in the heart of Exeter, this guest house is conveniently within walking distance of the city's famous new shopping complex and High Street. Having recently undergone an extensive refurbishment, the Melbury Guest House provides sumptuous surroundings for a relaxing stay. In the Washington Lounge you can watch your favourite program on the 50-inch plasma-screen TV, alternatively, relax in the Melbury room, listen to music or walk through the Victorian conservatory onto the south facing patio, were there is a smoking area. During your stay you can enjoy all that Exeter has to offer, including a thriving night life and choice of fine dining, with many award-winning restaurants and cuisines to choose from in the immediate vicinity.

The Belmont - This exceptionally clean, family-run guest accommodation has a variety of room types and is centrally located 5 minutes from the town centre and sea front. All rooms are tastefully decorated, and feature Freeview digital TV, as well as beverage-making facilities. There are family rooms available. The Belmont is a short stroll away from the crazy golf and pitch and putt down on Torre Abbey Park. Your enjoyment is always a top priority.

Stoke House Bed and Breakfast - Stoke House is situated in the rural, picturesque hamlet of Stoke Rivers, with great views of the Devon countryside. Within 10 minute drive of both Exmoor and Barnstaple, 20 minutes from some of North Devon's most spectacular beaches. Stoke House offers comfortable, furnished, en-suite accommodation in either twin or double-bedded rooms. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities with a generous beverage tray, colour TV, radio-alarm clock, hairdryer and lots of thoughtful little extras. There is also ample car parking and a garage in which to put bicycles. Sorry no children or pets. Non smoking.

Norbury House Stylish Accommodation - A lovingly restored Victorian house, the hotel has been newly-renovated to offer stylish and contemporary, yet comfortable surroundings, complimented by an old fashioned personal service that reflects the style of the property. Set in Ilfracombe, the hotel boasts panoramic views over open countryside and proximity to stunning coastal walks, including the 10 minute stroll to the picturesque harbour, acclaimed Damien Hirst restaurant and the Quay. The relaxed, friendly and natural atmosphere lends itself to the extra touches that make a visit to Norbury House unique, whether it's helping yourself to a drink from the licensed cocktail bar, tea and biscuits in the Lounge or walking Bovril, the friendly Labrador.

The Old Bakehouse - Situated in the centre of a small conservation town, this respectfully converted 16th century house offers quality cuisine in a tranquil location. Built around 1520, this thatched, former wool merchant's house is joined by an adjacent bakehouse. Both surround a secluded and colourful courtyard garden, ideal for relaxation on sunny days. When not resting in one of four beautifully equipped en suite bedrooms, a guest lounge and an oak-beamed dining room is available. Using only locally-produced foods, each meal is prepared to an extremely high standard. Located between the Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks, The Old Bakehouse is an excellent base from which to explore the stunning Devon countryside.