The Grand Hotel in Torquay enjoys a prominent location on the sea front and commands superb views of Torbay and the sea. With its handsome art deco styling, harking back to the first golden age of the seaside holiday, The Grand Hotel makes a luxurious base from which to explore Torquay and its neighbours Paignton and Brixham – collectively known as the Torbay towns or, more descriptively, the English Riviera. The continental flavour of Torquay is aided by its sheltered position on the east-facing Devon coast, and thanks to this the region enjoys mild weather all year round, with a distinctly Mediterranean feel during the summer months.

The Grand Hotel fits right in with the resort’s stylish persona and, with its change of ownership and subsequent sympathetic restoration, The Grand Hotel is one of Torquay’s finest four star hotels, with a host of facilities that will appeal to the leisure and the business guest equally. There are 117 rooms in total, 7 of which are luxurious Premier Suites; most of the rooms offer beautiful sea views and all come equipped with the type of modern facilities demanded by today’s hotel guest. Leisure facilities at The Grand Hotel in Torquay are also impressive; with a host of indoor and outdoor facilities including swimming pools, a Jacuzzi, saunas and a gymnasium there is something to suit all energy levels. Dining at the Grand Hotel in Torquay is also a pleasant experience; the stylish Gainsborough Restaurant is a refined setting in which to enjoy award-winning cuisine from the a la carte and table d’hote menus. Afterwards, enjoy a quiet drink in the elegant Compass Lounge and take in the splendid sea views. The Grand Hotel in Torquay also provides impressive conference and banqueting facilities, with a good selection of versatile rooms capable of hosting everything from small boardroom meetings to large events and conferences for 300 delegates.

Being right on Torquay’s famous sea front means that The Grand Hotel is within easy reach of all of the resort’s facilities. Elegant gardens, beautiful beaches, museums, model villages, railways, zoos and historic sites make Torquay a family favourite. There is also fine array of restaurants, cafes and bars on the sea front, at the marina and in the town centre itself.