Torquay - Gleneagles Hotel

3 Star Rating Hotel 3 Star Rated

Asheldon Road, Torquay, TQ12QS, UK

The highest rated 3 star hotel in Torquay, Hotel Gleneagles has been transformed from a place that inspired the BBC TV Hit series Fawlty Towers into a luxury boutique Hotel.

Best Western Hotel Gleneagles is a place to relax, take a swim in the fantastic pool. For sunny hot days take a break on a luxurious Lloyd Loom lounger or cool down under the protection of our European style awnings.

Offering 41 modern rooms many of which have ocean views and all of which have private balconies, all rooms are tastefully designed with en suite bathroom, TV, hairdryer and hot drinks refreshment tray.

Designed and stylised by top designer MIRCO, the bar lounge offers an ideal place to take a light lunch and sip an early evening cocktail or chilled glass of champagne, by day the conservatory possesses stunning views of the Devon coastline and blue waters of Torbay.

The Poolside Restaurant serves unique global chef driven food with a traditional British touch using local produce and after the sun sets you can view the fibre optic light pool spectacle from your table. By day, enjoy lunch al fresco by the poolside with its stylised gardens and unique foliage.

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The English Riviera is positioned on the south west coast of England and is surrounded by beautiful countryside while possessing some of Europe's finest coastline.

A private pathway leads you through 8 acres of woodland to the South Devon Coastal Path and onwards towards the popular shingle cove of Ansteys Cove, favoured by Agatha Christie for picnics during her time in Torquay. Follow the coastal path in either direction to find the ever popular beaches of Meadfoot and Oddicombe. Further afield you will find the beaches of Abbey Sands, Preston Sands Paignton Beach and finally Goodrington Sands which is home to Quaywest Waterpark. Torquay is only a short drive from the enduringly popular town of Paignton and the Historic fishing village of Brixham.

You can take a day out to explore the historic cities of Exeter famous for its cathederal and Plymouth with it's majestic naval history and stunning marine aquarium. For the horticulturalists, the South West provides a myriad of attractions, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the Eden Project and of course the unforgettable Dartmoor, with its ponies and granite tors. Within Torbay you have Kents Cavern, Living Coasts, Paignton Zoo, Paignton & Dartmouth Steam Railway and of course the enduring favourite The Babbacombe Model village.