About

Blue Waters Hotel is an elegant Victorian villa situated in a pleasant tree lined avenue and is perfectly placed for sightseeing being located only a short walk from the sea front and train station and less than 200m from the Riviera International Conference Centre and the impressive Torre Abbey, including the potent plants in their gardens.  Torquay town centre is only 0.5 miles away. 

The house has its own car parking for up to 5 cars. Views from the house are peaceful and expansive as the hotel overlooks playing fields.

We have 4 well appointed en-suite rooms all of which have flat screen TVs, Coffee / Tea making facilities, toiletries, hairdryer, clock radio, wall fan, small safe and free Wi-Fi, one which is on the ground floor.

Take a trip to the delightful Cockington Village, with its Manor House and Craft Centre. There is also a thousand year old church, ornamental gardens, lakes and thatched cottages all surrounded by beautiful countryside. With a Devon cream tea, it makes a perfect day out.

For your evenings entertainment Torquay’s waterfront and harbour are the focus of life in the town. From pavement cafes to Michelin star restaurants there is catering for every taste. The three live theatres and a cinema, give Torquay something for everyone.

Please phone direct to check for availability on 01803 296410

Welcome to Torquay, a traditional yet thriving seaside town set on Devon's English Riviera coast.  If you haven't visited for a while, then banish those thoughts of a resort that has seen its hey day.... the best is yet to come. With its iconic palm trees, busy harbour, international marina, sandy beach and wonderful array of continental style cafes, restaurants and cocktail bars, the scene is set for the perfect Devon seaside holiday or short break.

This quintessential bucket and spade resort appeared in The Guardian in late 2016, being described as one of "Britain's most booming seaside towns, undergoing a style revival with Michelin starred restaurants and swanky yachts"!  You only have to drive along the seafront or take a stroll along the promenade to know that this is true.