There are nine guest rooms at this homey, mid-range, family-run property in Paignton. It’s on a quiet street and in a great location for tourists -- just a 10-minute walk from two excellent beaches and lots of attractions such as the pier and harbor. Guest rooms are basic and a bit dated, but clean and bright. All have an en-suite bathrooms plus electric kettles for tea and coffee. Wi-Fi and parking are free at the hotel, as is a home-cooked breakfast each morning. Those looking for more amenities should compare with The Palace, a much larger property that has a spa and two restaurants.
There are nine guest rooms at this homey, mid-range, family-run property in Paignton. It’s on a quiet street and in a great location for tourists -- just a 10-minute walk from two excellent beaches and lots of attractions such as the pier and harbor. Guest rooms are basic and a bit dated, but clean and bright. All have an en-suite bathrooms plus electric kettles for tea and coffee. Wi-Fi and parking are free at the hotel, as is a home-cooked breakfast each morning. Those looking for more amenities should compare with The Palace, a much larger property that has a spa and two restaurants.
Queens Hotel is a traditional, mid-range, 76-room seaside property that's within a five-minute walk of Paignton's sandy beach and town center. While the mood is charming, cheerful, and inviting -- and there's a lovely red-brick terrace where guests can gather to eat and drink -- the decor might feel a little old-fashioned to some. Facilities are excellent, though, with nightly entertainment, five-course dining, a large breakfast selection, a game room with billiards, and a heated indoor pool, but be aware that rooms are not air-conditioned, and they can get hot in the summer. A bit tucked away on a quiet road means calm but no sea views -- for those, guests might want to check out the grander Palace Hotel; both properties are part of the Duchy Group.
Queens Hotel is a traditional, mid-range, 76-room seaside property that's within a five-minute walk of Paignton's sandy beach and town center. While the mood is charming, cheerful, and inviting -- and there's a lovely red-brick terrace where guests can gather to eat and drink -- the decor might feel a little old-fashioned to some. Facilities are excellent, though, with nightly entertainment, five-course dining, a large breakfast selection, a game room with billiards, and a heated indoor pool, but be aware that rooms are not air-conditioned, and they can get hot in the summer. A bit tucked away on a quiet road means calm but no sea views -- for those, guests might want to check out the grander Palace Hotel; both properties are part of the Duchy Group.
This upper-middle-range hotel is a grand landmark occupying a historic building dating back to the second half of the 19th-century. It's one of few Paignton hotels with a prime position overlooking the beachfront, meaning most front-facing rooms offer beautiful sea views (though some have lackluster views over the parking lot). Impressive leisure facilities include a heated indoor pool, spa treatments, and a fitness center, while dining options are also decent. The 55 rooms feature traditional decor and modern amenities, but they lack air-conditioning and are a bit small. Overall, however, it's a fine hotel with some wonderfully extravagant decor and reasonable rates considering the level of facilities. For even more facilities, travelers might want to consider the Imperial Hotel, which features a stunning cliff-top location, but rates are steeper.
This upper-middle-range hotel is a grand landmark occupying a historic building dating back to the second half of the 19th-century. It's one of few Paignton hotels with a prime position overlooking the beachfront, meaning most front-facing rooms offer beautiful sea views (though some have lackluster views over the parking lot). Impressive leisure facilities include a heated indoor pool, spa treatments, and a fitness center, while dining options are also decent. The 55 rooms feature traditional decor and modern amenities, but they lack air-conditioning and are a bit small. Overall, however, it's a fine hotel with some wonderfully extravagant decor and reasonable rates considering the level of facilities. For even more facilities, travelers might want to consider the Imperial Hotel, which features a stunning cliff-top location, but rates are steeper.