B&Bs in Babbacombe

With its village-like feel, Babbacombe is always a popular choice for holidays in Torbay. There’s no shortage of excellent places to eat and there’s plenty of things to do to. And there’s also plenty of choice when it comes to finding places to stay in Babbacombe. Whether you’re looking for boutique luxury or a welcoming ‘home from home’, you’ll find just what you’re after.

Enjoying dazzling sea views from the Downs

Popular with couples and families alike, the beautiful Babbacombe Downs is the highest cliff top promenade in England. On a clear day you can see for miles, making it a lovely spot for a walk or to sit on a bench and enjoy the view. Just a short walk from the Downs, stay at Babbacombe Palms B&B. Or book a room with your own private balcony at Seabreeze, which is situated right on the promenade.

Places to stay in Babbacombe for a romantic break

If you’re treating a loved one to some time away, you’ll find plenty to impress in Babbacombe. Book a table at one the many high quality restaurants for a special meal together. Or take a stroll arm in arm around the boutique shops in the shopping streets. The mood is definitely set for romance when you stay at Headland View B&B. This stunning Victorian townhouse enjoys unobstructed views out across the sea, with four of the guestrooms enjoying private balconies where you can soak up the scenery. The freshly cooked breakfast is also something to love, with specials including pancakes and smoked salmon on toasted English muffins.

Golfing holidays in Torbay

If a holiday for you means taking your clubs with you, you can get into the swing of things with a B&B in Babbacombe close to the popular Torquay Golf Club. Founded in 1909, this parkland course enjoys stunning views of the sea and welcomes visitors.  Or book into Babbacombe Guest House Torquay, where you’ll find a delicious, home cooked breakfast will prepare you for a day out on the course.

Set off on an inspiring walk

The coast path passes through Babbacombe, taking you past small coves and along stunning cliffs in both directions. Or use Babbacombe as a handy base for exploring further afield. Head inland to walk the rugged wilderness of Dartmoor, which has inspired many writers including Conan Doyle in his famous Sherlock Holmes adventure The Hound of the Baskervilles. Or pop just down the road to the River Dart and Greenway House, the former home of Agatha Christie, which is now open to the public thanks to the National Trust. Get ready for a day of exploring with a hearty breakfast at the Buccaneer Inn. This family run pub has two guestrooms and a popular restaurant serving local produce.

Are you ready to make some special memories? Take a look at the availability of places to stay in Babbacombe and book today.