With breathtaking views over Babbacombe bay from this luxury en-suite room, The Sloop room at The Buccaneer Inn is available from just £56 per night!

The Buccaneer Inn on Babbacombe Downs in Torquay is located on the clifftop promenade and has the most magnificent views across Lyme Bay. The Sloop Room offers guest the perfect way to make the most of these views and along with its sister room, The Schooner; you have a choice of perhaps the very best pub rooms in the area.

The Sloop Room at The Buccaneer Inn: 1 kingsize bed, shower room, microwave, small fridge, sitting area with large windows and panoramic sea views. Cask ales and excellent pub meals are available in the bar & dining areas and decked terrace overlooking the Downs.

The Sloop Room

This stylish & cosy bedroom comes complete with an extremely comfortable king size bed with en-suite shower room. In addition the room features a sitting area with magnificent panoramic views of Babbacombe Downs & across Lyme Bay. Equipped with a fridge, microwave and table & chairs so you can enjoy a bite to eat along with the view. All tea & coffee making facilities are also available for your convenience.

The neutral decor is complimented by the wood furniture and stylish feature wall. Easy and relaxed, this is the perfect comforting en-suite room, but with extras that make it a home from home.

The Buccaneer Inn

The Buccaneer is a family run pub where you will always find a very warm welcome. Serving a range of St. Austell cask conditioned ales and keg beers & ciders plus a selection of wines, spirits & soft drinks, and an imaginative menu combining traditional fayre with a speciality handmade burger selection and specials such as local sea-food.

Tasteful live music is staged once a week in peak season (finishing at 11pm). For those wanting to enjoy the Buccaneer to the full, you can also play a round or two of pool or watch the major live sport games on the screens in the bar area. For those who just want a luxury room in a superb location then you can utilise the accommodations separate entrance and experience the full privacy you desire.

With an impressive reputation since changing ownership in Autumn 2011, you will not be disappointed with the luxury bedroom and the pub itself.

Parking

There is no private parking but there is a large council car park at the back of The Buccaneer for a reasonable day rate or you can also find unrestricted roadside parking down the many residential lanes in the vicinity.

Location

The English Riviera is a resort in the truest sense of the word, attracting visitors of all ages and interests throughout the year. With a regeneration across the waterfront area and several new attractions in Torquay and accommodation schemes, Torquay has managed to maintain its reputation as a great family holiday destination.

Torquay's waterfront is the focus of life in the town. Here you'll find the palm-lined promenade, seafront gardens, a lively harbour and an international marina. The Living Coasts attraction adds to the variety of the new waterfront and the illuminated bridge is a great backdrop to a relaxing evening drink. Yet within minutes of Torquay town centre there are beautiful beaches easily accessible by foot, road or sea.

Things to Do

Close to the beachfront, the famous Babbacombe Cliff Railway built in 1926, has shuttled hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers to and from Oddicombe Beach across 84 years of service.

Surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery to be found in the UK, the Cliff Railway provides a vital way for locals and holidaymakers to take in the amazing views as they travel to and from the water's edge and also enjoy a drink or a bite to eat at the Three Degrees West Caf? Bar & Bistro.

Torquay's busy harbour side and town centre are just a couple of miles away by car. Alternatively, you can walk there & back along the famous South West Coastal Path, with stunning scenery every step of the way.

There are 22 miles of coastline, cliffs, coves and beaches and walks to rival any in the South West of England, with a climate that belongs somewhere much further south. There are opportunities for surfing, safe swimming, diving, sailing, angling and wonderful opportunities to study the natural wildlife at your leisure.

Amenities

1 king sized bed (sleeps 2)

1 ensuite shower room

Fridge, microwave, tea & coffee making facilities

Small dining area

Restaurant & bar

No pets

Non smoking