Travelodge Paignton Seafront
3 StarsPanoramic Tor Bay vistas, Coastal-inspired modern retreat
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Panoramic Tor Bay vistas, Coastal-inspired modern retreat
Panoramic Sun Lounge views, Hearty English Riviera dining
Panoramic Tor Bay vistas, Secure underground parking facility
Premium sea view rooms, Mythical shoreline interior design
Panoramic Tor Bay views, English Riviera transport links
Paris Restaurant sea view dining, Heated indoor pool and bubble pool
Beefeater grill and restaurant, Brixham fishing port proximity
On-site water sports facilities, Traditional seaside guest house charm
Charming outdoor terrace, Engaging karaoke rooms
Panoramic Torbay sea views, Family-friendly leisure facilities
Panoramic Torbay sea views, Waterside dining at Inn on the Quay
Modern and stylish interiors, Prime beachfront and parkside location
Rooms with sea views, Games room with billiards and table tennis
Rooms with unique jacuzzi baths, Prime cul-de-sac seafront location
Thoughtful family entertainment, Prime central Paignton location
Themed guest rooms, Private hot tub access
Period house character, English Riviera Airshow access
Terrace with garden views, Prime seafront proximity
Outdoor sun terrace, Victorian townhouse charm
Individual wall art in rooms, On-site water sports facilities
Dog-friendly ground floor room, Quiet park-side setting
Proximity to Paignton Pier, Dedicated guest lounge
Panoramic sea-view conservatory, Preston Shoreline Suite with private balcony
Victorian villa charm, Outdoor terrace with seating
Sea view rooms, Outdoor sun terrace and garden
Award-winning guesthouse experience, Prime location near Paignton attractions
Central Paignton location, Paignton Beach proximity
Nautical-themed decor, Prime seafront proximity
Paignton Sea Front location, Water sports and activities
Dartmouth Steam Railway journeys, Pet-friendly accommodations
On-site billiards and mini-golf, Prime walkable Paignton location
Traditional Victorian townhouse charm, Variety of local activities
Western-themed restaurant decor, Hearty Sunday carvery
Family-friendly accommodation, Central Paignton location
Rooms with sea view balconies, Modern and vibrant decor
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Famous for its temperate climate, stretching sandy beaches and Victorian pier, Paignton is the perfect place to get your sandcastle on. As a summer-holiday destination, the vibrant beach town is one of the English Riviera’s most popular with outdoors enthusiasts, who can hire watersports equipment or hike the area’s rugged coastline. Paignton’s lively promenade offers family-friendly hotels and attractions, including pirate-themed golf and a waterpark. Throughout spring and summer, its action-packed events programme brings coachloads of visitors, but even during the winter, popular Paignton continues to attract tourists in search of stellar seafood and bracing sea air.
Close to Paignton’s seafront, travellers can find budget chain hotels and heaps of friendly B&Bs. Those looking for a more luxurious hotel can find a clutch of three- and four-star options, some of which are housed in grand historic buildings with swimming pools and other leisure facilities. On Eastern Esplanade, travellers can choose from a wide-selection of family-run guesthouses which compete to cook Paignton’s most memorable full-English breakfast. This area is a popular choice with walkers, who love the pine- and sycamore-edged cliff walk around nearby Roundham Head and the breathtaking views over Tor Bay and Goodrington Sands. Heading south along the coast from here, as well as a handful of quieter guesthouses and hotels, travellers can find several holiday parks with eco pods, boutique caravans with hot tubs, luxurious lodges and tent pitches.
Since 1295, this bustling South-Devon holiday town has celebrated the most important events in its history with a giant pudding, carried through the streets to be shared with the community. Though this quirky tradition doesn’t happen every year, Paignton has several other festivals, fairs and markets which do. In May, the two-day Brixham Pirate Festival is a favourite with families, while the Bikers Make A Difference Festival (BMAD) welcomes fund-raising motorbike enthusiasts with a social conscience. June brings the Torbay Half Marathon, which begins and ends in Paignton. From the end of July until early August, colourful Paignton Festival and Regatta Week bring the town’s seafront to life with a fun fair and fireworks lighting up Tor Bay. In mid-August, Children’s Week offers an action-packed activities programme for arts, crafts and cookery, as well as performers, competitions and team games.
Flanked by pleasant parkland, Paignton’s long promenade offers several family-friendly attractions including the educational Geoplay Park, Pirates Bay Adventure Golf, Splashdown Waterpark at Quaywest and multiplex cinema The Vue. This friendly seaside town’s impressive zoo has been voted the third-best in Britain and boasts six different habitats as well as a Jungle Express train. Paignton’s grand Victorian architecture is also a major attraction for travellers, many of whom visit the lavishly decorated Oldway Mansion, the once-home of the founder of the Singer sewing machine company. The Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway takes travellers back in time and offers spectacular scenery as it traverses the South-Devon countryside. En route to picturesque village Kingswear at the mouth of the River Dart, the historic train passes Greenway Halt Station where waiting buses whisk tourists off to legendary whodunit-author Agatha Christie’s former holiday home, the Greenway Estate.
Within a 15-minute drive of Paignton, travellers are able to reach a staggering 21 beaches, many of which have been awarded the coveted Blue Flag award for their exceptional cleanliness. The pastel-painted bathing huts found on some are loved by photographers. In the height of summer, central Paignton Beach is lined with deckchairs and beach towels. Families appreciate the easy-going ambience and the safe bathing conditions for children. Active-types find perfect conditions for dinghy sailing, kite surfing, sea kayaking and paddleboarding at beaches nearby, including Preston Sands and Elberry Cove. Walkers enjoy the many coastal walks in and around Paignton. Saltern Cove and Hollicombe Beach are known for their distinctive geological features. Bring your binoculars to spot rare birds which are said to live in the reed beds along the coastline. Dog-friendly beaches include Fairy Cove and Goodrington Sands, south of Paignton’s popular main beach.
Traditional Paignton offers a unique shopping experience with a beach-town twist. From busy Torbay Road near the beach, to Hyde Road and pedestrianised Victoria Street, high street stores, tacky souvenir shops and other independents co-exist. Options for a fine lunch are plentiful; several seaview restaurants offer locally-caught seafood including mussels, monkfish and bass. Ciders and beers produced by local Devonshire farms are Paignton’s tipple of choice. Close to performing-arts venues the Palace Theatre and Torbay Acting Factory, the less-centrally located Winner Street is loved for its old-world atmosphere and its eclectic mix of antique shops, gift stores and international restaurants, including Thai, Chinese and Nepalese options. After dark, Paignton’s illuminated promenade and irresistible combination of cosy inns, historic taverns, gastro pubs and lively nightclubs, make it impossible to stay in your hotel.
October is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Paignton, with typical prices around $148 per night based on 190 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Paignton are usually highest during December, with typical prices around $263 per night.
Hotel prices in Paignton usually range from $117 per night to $347 per night, with typical prices around $159 per night.
Hotel prices in Paignton are typically lowest in October at around $148 per night, rising to around $263 per night in December.
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In Paignton, you might want to check out Mercure Paignton Hotel, Bonair Hotel, Marine Hotel, Premier Inn Paignton South - Brixham Road. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Paignton, you might want to explore Channel View Boutique Hotel - Adults Only, Russell House, The Corbyn Apartments, The Elmdene. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Paignton with your family, you could look at Mercure Paignton Hotel, Abbey Sands Hotel, The Imperial Torquay, Astor House. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Mercure Paignton Hotel, Marine Hotel, St Weonards, Yew Tree House could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Paignton, check out Best Western The Dartmouth Hotel, Golf & Spa, The Imperial Torquay, Crofton House Hotel, The Grand Hotel – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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