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Dittisham – 285 hotels and places to stay
The Grand Hotel
Attractively set in the center of Torquay, The Grand Hotel features 4-star accommodations close to Riviera International Center and Torre Abbey. The rooms come with a TV with satellite channels.
Royal Seven Stars Hotel
In the center of beautiful Totnes, this charming hotel was once a 17th-century inn and now offers attractive en suite accommodations, free Wi-Fi and free limited on site parking which is on a first...
Redcliffe Hotel
Overlooking Torbay’s sandy beach, the 19th-century Redcliffe Hotel has an indoor swimming pool and is set in 3 acres of gardens.
Livermead Cliff Hotel
With a cliff-top location, and private access to the secluded Livermead Sands Beach, the family-run Livermead Cliff Hotel offers far-reaching sea views from its mood lit terrace seating area.
Waters Edge Hotel Torquay
Set back from Livermead Beach, the Waters Edge Hotel Torquay offers limited on-site parking. Torquay Railway Station is just 1640 feet away, while the coach station is 1.2 mi away.
Torbay Court Hotel
Awarded 3 stars with Quality in Tourism, the family-run Torbay Court Hotel is located in a quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of Paignton, in Devon.
Dart Marina Hotel
Overlooking Dartmouth Marina and the picturesque River Dart, The Dart Marina Hotel offers stylish rooms. With free parking and free Wi-Fi, there is also an award-winning Bistro.
The Palace Hotel
Located in Paignton, a 3-minute walk from Paignton Beach, The Palace Hotel has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
The Queens Hotel
Located in Paignton, The Queens Hotel has a terrace and free WiFi. The property is located 656 feet from Paignton Beach.
Marine Hotel
Located in Paignton, a 4-minute walk from Paignton Beach, Marine Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
What Guests Said About Dittisham:
- Scored 6.06.0
A very quiet village. some amenities, great base for walking...
A very quiet village. some amenities, great base for walking and exploring the area. Short walk to catch a ferry into Dartmouth, which goes daily and opens up what the rest of the area has to offer. Red lion has everything, shop, post office and serves food. Ferry Boat Inn is adjacent to the ferry , ideal spot before the climb back up the lane to the village. No buses , well once a month.
CalvinUnited Kingdom - Scored 1010
Peaceful and picturesque location.
Peaceful and picturesque location. Lovely walk to the local ferry to visit Greenway and visit Agatha Christie’s home. Easy to navigate to Dartmouth via main ferry. Waking up to the delightful peal of the church bells, set in charming countryside and with friendly locals, Dittisham is perfect place to relax and recharge 😊❤️RobertUnited Kingdom - Scored 1010
Dittisham is a small but perfectly formed village by the...
Dittisham is a small but perfectly formed village by the Dart estuary that is a ferry ride to Greenway, the home of Agatha Christie, now owned by the National Trust. The village has access to the ferry to Dartmouth also which is well worth a visit. Dittisham is hilly with great views but may be a challenge to people with mobility issues . Dog friendly (even on the ferry boats) and a good walking area. We ate at the Sportsman which was a 12 minute car drive away & had delicious food including a decent vegetarian meal. We also had a meal (scampi & chips & a veg curry) at the Red Lion. The FBI (Ferry Boat Inn) does have a pizza menu but we didn't eat there. All 3 pubs served "real ale", the Sportsman having the best! Recommended to pop into St George's church which has some incredible medieval paintings on the pulpit & wooden freeze.SusanUnited Kingdom - Scored 1010
Beautiful and picturesque little village.
Beautiful and picturesque little village. Watching the river was so peaceful. Children (and adults) loved crabbing from the Pier. Ferry Boat Inn is a real gem you’d be thrilled to have as your local. Lovely walks around the village and further afield. Only downside, the roads in the area are not the best, many single track so driving can be a little stressful. We found other road users to be careful and considerate overall though. Wouldn’t hesitate to return, we absolutely loved Dittisham.Sarah
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