The Baytree (Silver Award Oct 2008) - The Baytree is a well-maintained Victorian property located in a quiet, tree-lined road only 5 minutes' walk from the seafront, shops, restaurants and English Riviera Conference Centre. The Baytree is 'Highly Commended' in the English Riviera Quality Awards for Best Bed & Breakfast. It was recently awarded a Silver Accolade by the VisitBritain Quality Assessment Scheme. The family-run Baytree has refurbished rooms with new furniture, carpets, beds, decoration and en suite bathrooms. If you are arriving in Torquay by train or coach, The Baytree offers a free pick-up and drop-off service (Torquay train and coach stations only).

The Marstan - In the heart of Torquay in Devon, this boutique detached Victorian villa is one of only 3 Torquay establishments to have received a 5-star guest accommodation rating from the AA. Situated in the beautiful, quiet conservation area of Torquay, the Marstan is only a few minutes' walk from the Blue Flag Meadfoot beach and its wonderful coastal walks. Torquay's bustling harbour and vibrant town centre are only a 10-minute stroll away. The Marstan provides comfortable and luxurious surroundings and a sense of occasion with a welcoming and unpretentious atmosphere. Strong emphasis is placed on personal, and yet unobtrusive, customer service. The rooms are appointed to a high standard, with virtually all of them fully refurbished in 2006 with brand new luxury en suites. In summer, guests enjoy the heated swimming pool and a piping hot open-air spa. In the winter, you may choose to relax in the cosy bar.

Aveland House - Just 5 minutes walk from Babbacombe's seafront, in a quiet, peaceful location near Cary Park and close to Torquay United FC, Aveland House offers 4-star guest accommodation and free Wi-Fi. Within easy reach of Torquay Harbour and the town centre, Aveland House is close to all that this charming seaside town has to offer. Close to the park, the tennis courts and the bowling green, the house is within easy reach of the beaches, shops, restaurants, theatres, bars and attractions. Aveland House has received a 4-star rating for the quality of its guest accommodation from the AA. All of the en suite rooms are comfortably furnished and centrally heated, with radio alarm clocks, hairdryers, and tea/coffee making facilities. There is a free on-site car park and a private garden, as well as 2 lounges with TVs, a dining room, and a separate licensed bar. Green Tourism Business Scheme Gold Award, Welcome To Excellence & Welcome International.

Clifton Grove - Between Torquay Harbour and Babbacombe Downs, home of the cliff-top railway, this well-preserved, 19th-century building offers charming accommodation and some limited free parking. The Clifton Grove is a Grade II listed building, originally built by the Royal Navy to accommodate the families of their captains. The harbour, the seafront and the town's many other attractions are a 10-minute stroll away. All rooms have washbasins, ironing facilities, hairdryers, tea/coffee and LCD flat-screen TVs with Freeview. Some rooms have en suite bathrooms and rooms with shared bathroom facilities are also available. The property has a small residents' bar offering a large choice of drinks at reasonable prices. The lounge has a 42-inch TV and free access to a DVD library. The Clifton Grove is family run and your hosts, Jason and Teresa, pride themselves on offering a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

22 Mill Street Restaurant With Rooms - Nestling in the foothills of Dartmoor National Park, this refined property is beautifully located in a peaceful position off Chagford's High Street, with far reaching views up to the North East Side of the moor. The perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life, 22 Mill Street is a 2 AA Rosette award-winning restaurant with 2 comfortable and beautifully appointed bedrooms. It aims to offer intimacy, fine food, fine wine and beds with linen that make it seem as though you are sleeping on air. Chagford is a village on the edge of Dartmoor in Devon, it boasts views towards the Torrs, a local nature reserve, and enjoys easy access to Exeter, Plymouth, Tavistock and Okehampton.

Crescent House Bed and Breakfast - Within walking distance of the city centre and Exeter Central railway station, Crescent House has en suite rooms and rooms with shared bathroom facilities, all available at very competitive rates. Crescent House offers a range of accommodation to suit the needs and budget of any traveller. There are 6 en suite rooms and 8 rooms with showers only, as well as rooms with shared bathroom facilities. All of the rooms have TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. Single, double and family rooms are available. Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout. With a convenient location and competitive rates, Crescent House is a good-value base whatever your reason for visiting Exeter.

The Dorchester Guest House - This Victorian house is a short walk from the seafront, Blue Flag beaches and the town centre. It offers family and pet-friendly accommodation with private parking and helpful service. The family-run Dorchester Guest House was the 2008 runner up in the 'Best B&B/Guest House' category in the North Devon Tourism Awards. The friendly staff are happy to assist with arranging activities such as sea fishing, golfing, theatre tickets, horse riding and quad biking. The Dorchester is fully licensed and can offer a 2-course meal by prior arrangement. The freshly prepared meals contain local produce wherever possible.

Arlington House Hotel - Ideally situated for Exeter and its surroundings, this hotel offers free parking, free Wi-Fi and a code-entry system, giving you the freedom to come and go as you please. Arlington House welcomes tourists and business guests with refurbished, comfortable rooms. A pre-packed breakfast is provided, allowing you to plan your day as you want to. On the main road to Exeter, 5 minutes from junction 28 (Cullompton) of the M5, Arlington House is easily accessible. A bus service is available from right outside the door to Exeter and Cullompton.

The Horn Of Plenty - In 5 acres of spectacular gardens and with breathtaking views over the tranquil Tamar Valley, the Horn of Plenty offers elegant, luxurious accommodation and an award-winning restaurant. Rich in historic character and original charm, the Horn of Plenty is a beautiful country house. Privately owned and run and with just 10 rooms, it offers a warm welcome and friendly personalised service. The superior and deluxe rooms are situated in the main house and offer traditional elegance and classic sophistication. The rooms have large, luxurious bathrooms and uninterrupted views across the valley. The garden house rooms are individually designed, with their own unique character and charm. These rooms have large LCD flat-screen TVs and DVD players. The bathrooms have modern bathroom suites, large walk-in power showers and some rooms have wet rooms. The restaurant has been awarded 3 AA Rosettes and serves superb cuisine, made with the finest, freshest locally sourced produce.

The Old School Guesthouse - This friendly guest house was built as a school house in 1875. It has been converted to comfortable, homely accommodation with beautiful original features. The building's historic structure has been carefully preserved, including the 130-year-old exposed wooden beams. All light and airy rooms have been newly decorated, with art on the walls, king-size beds and designer Egyptian cotton bed linen. The Old School Guesthouse is surrounded by Dartmoor National Park, and is a 10-minute drive from Tavistock. Plymouth and Plymouth Airport are 15 minutes away.