The Cimon

OUR LOCATION

The English Riviera continues to be recognised as one of the UK’s leading seaside destinations. Alongside its earlier TripAdvisor awards, the region has more recently earned praise from Which?, VisitEngland, and multiple Blue Flag beach awards, highlighting its beautiful coastline, clean beaches, and vibrant attractions. With its mild climate, palm‑lined promenades, and relaxed coastal charm, it remains one of Britain’s most loved places to unwind by the sea. 

 Excellent location to explore the area
 We are 5 minutes from exiting the A380 South Devon Highway for Torquay
 We have plenty of on-site parking with an EV charger
 We are a 20 minute walk / 5 minute taxi journey to Torquay and Torre Rail station
 We are 1 mile away from the Coach station
 We have good public transport 
 The beach is a 5 minute walk
 Restaurants & bars are a 5 minute walk
 City centre shops are a 5 minute walk
 Marina and ferries are a 10 minute walk
 Torre Abbey  is a 10 minute walk
 Princess theatre 10 minute stroll along the promenade
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PRINCESS THEATRE

We have many guests who enjoy the variety of shows produced at the Princess Theatre through-out the year. 

It is just a 10 minute stroll along the promenade. Many of the nearby restaurants offer pre-theatre meals too.

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NATIONAL TRUST

Over the last 125 years the national trust has become one of the UK’s largest charities, caring for historic properties and areas of beautiful countryside. Follow the link below for the trusts near us and around for you to explore whilst you’re here.
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TORQUAY

Vibrant and cheerful, Torquay is set in a magnificent horseshoe-shaped bay. Its history is bound up in the Napoleonic Wars when the town became a watering hole for the elite who could no longer visit continental Europe and were greatly struck by its beauty and mild climate. Did you know? Napoleon was held captive in Tor Bay for two days and is reported to have exclaimed ‘Quel Bon Pays’ (what a lovely country). 
 
Nowadays you can still experience the elegant Victorian villas, breathtaking marina views, the palm-lined promenade, beautiful sandy beaches and many family attractions. The Torquay museum, Kents Cavern and Dinosaur World are popular with guests and you are also spoilt for choice with bars, restaurants and pavement cafes. The theatre, historical Torre Abbey and the Agatha Christie mile are also available to visit. 

COCKINGTON


On the edge of Torquay, this green flag award-winning village offers preserved traditional thatched cottages, open green space, gardens, and arts & crafts workshops. Cockington also provides lovely surroundings for registry office weddings and is now home to the local cricket grounds. The Court was the mansion house of the Mallock family, and remains a focal point of the estate.

The Cimon guest house is 1.8 miles away, a short drive or a glorious half hour walk to this beautiful village.  
 
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BRIXHAM

At the southern end of Torbay, lies the traditional fishing harbour of Brixham. Buzzing from early in the morning when the fish auctions are held, until late in the evening when seafood restaurants are filled with jolly diners and sea shanties can be heard in the local hostelries. It is home to the replica of Drake’s Golden Hind, and it’s also well known for the area’s annual Pirate festival. Many of the street names reflect the towns’ Dutch heritage. 

The Cimon Guest House is located 8.2 miles away from Brixham. It’s a 25 minute drive or alternatively you can walk down to Torquay harbour and get the local ferry for around £7 return.

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PAIGNTON

Tucked midway between Torquay and Brixham, Paignton is renowned for its award-winning sandy beaches; claimed to be the best in the UK for building sandcastles. Mixing the nostalgic with the modern, the resort is all about fun, with life centering on the iconic Victorian pier and the expanse of green parkland bordering the sea. The Dartmouth Steam Railway and River Boat Company also operate trips from the town centre. Plus, not only that, but there is always the outstanding Paignton Zoo and Splashdown Water Park.

The Cimon Guest House is located 3 miles away and a short 10 minute drive to this iconic town.

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BABBACOMBE

The two charming laid-back villages of Babbacombe and St Marychurch gaze out to sea. Part of the UNESCO-supported Global Geopark, Babbacombe is famed for its fabulous views over red clay cliffs with far stretching views. The Cliff Railway (a funicular railway) makes it easy to drop down from the Downs to the sea. The 4 acres of Babbacombe Model Village, the Victorian Bygones museum and Babbacombe Theatre are all great places to visit.


The Cimon guest house is 1.7 miles away 7 minute drive to this beautiful bay.


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