B&B's Brixham

With its working fishing port and winding, narrow streets, Brixham gives you a real taste of traditional life on the Devon coast. And when you stay in a B&B in Brixham, you’ll get to live like a local too. Your hosts can share their insider knowledge and tips on the best places to eat or visit. And you’ll enjoy the ‘home from home’ comforts, like a hearty home cooked breakfast and more individually designed décor. Combined, this is a sure fire way to make your holiday in Brixham one you’ll remember.

Note for Visitors to Brixham: A diversion will be in place but journey times into Brixham will be delayed, further information is available via Brixham Road Closure Update - Torbay Council. Please be assured the majority of businesses in the Brixham area are trading as usual for the time of year

Boutique luxury escapes in Brixham for foodies

Brixham has established itself as a gastronomic haven. Celebrity chef Mitch Tonks runs the popular Rockfish restaurant and takeaway here and Beamer’s restaurant is renowned for making the most of the freshly caught seafood. There’s also a craft market in the old fish market every Saturday from Easter to October. And you don’t have to look far for a B&B stay to match your refined expectations. Driftwood B&B combines contemporary classic interiors and luxurious touches like Hypnos beds, with a real attention to breakfast. Enjoy the Eggs Benedict or Smoked Salmon with Scrambled Eggs all freshly cooked using locally produced or sourced ingredients.

Ship-shape sea views

When you stand in the harbour and look up you’re greeted with the sight of the colourful, traditional cottages that fill the hillside. From these elevated positions you get breath taking views of the harbour and sea beyond that are well and truly worth the walk. Beacon House B&B is one of these charming Victorian houses and has one of the loveliest views you could wish to wake up to. Watch the boats as they pootle into and out of the harbour, and see the people like ants walking out along the breakwater. Or book into The Shoalstone Brixham and while away the hours in the guest lounge here with fine views towards Torquay.

Walking country on your doorstep

With Berry Head nature reserve and easy access to the coast path right on the doorstep, Brixham is popular with anyone who enjoys walking during a break away. You’ll find plenty of places to stay in Brixham that are near to the public footpaths. Stay at Brixham House B&B and you’ll also be close to the main bus stop for an easy ride back at the end of the day if you don’t want to walk the round trip. And if you opt for a B&B in Brixham that welcomes dogs, such as Raddicombe Lodge, you can bring man’s best friend with you too.

Historical homes for a stay to remember

Whether it’s tales of smugglers and pirates or of bygone days, Brixham has a rich and colourful history. Relive that past with a stay in a traditional home, like the Grade II listed Sampford House. This 18th century former Fisherman’s cottage overlooks the harbour. Whilst the facilities are thoroughly modern, there are still happy glimpses of the olden days, with none so comforting as the roaring log burning stove in the lounge that brings a warming nostalgic glow to your stay on colder days.

From quaint cottages to grand country houses, if you’re looking for places to stay in Brixham check on availability now to complete your ideal holiday.