Salcombe Harbour Hotel and Spa

Why people visit here

• Romantic

  The hotel welcomes families but has an intrinsic sense of romance to it. Very much a luxury experience, but one that fits with the easy going nature of a seaside town, it is the little details that really set it apart. Luxury linens in all the rooms and suites as well as decanters of gin and sherry and a set of binoculars so that you can take full advantage of the best views in town for watching the sailing boats go by.
• Hotel spa

  This recently renovated hotel offers luxury standards from the linens in the bedrooms to the opulent spa treatments. With panoramic views of the sea from around the hotel, and a contemporary coastal theme throughout, it is all about easy going elegance. The spa meanwhile is the ideal place to soothe aching muscles after long walks, with a small but perfectly formed pool complete with hydrotherapy jets, private cabanas, a sauna, steam room, relaxation room and beautiful spa treatments using a combination of ESPA and their own HarSPA products.
• Local Activities

  Salcombe is experienced at its finest in the sunshine, but come rain or shine there’s plenty to see and do. Walks along the coast path are perhaps amongst the most pleasing forms of entertainment (and exercise), while you can also try your hand at sailing, kayaking, waterskiing and plenty of other waters ports close by.
• Location

  Salcombe is filled with boutiques and restaurants where you can while away the day purchasing artisan fare and enjoying local favourites. Head to the pink and white striped Cranch’s Sweetshop for an old school experience, the Salcombe Gin Factory for drinks with a view, and in the summer join in the nostalgic fun and games of the Town Regatta in August. In one of the most beautiful parts of the UK, surrounded by conservation areas and the South West Coast Path, you could not be in a better location to enjoy this exceptional part of the UK than the Salcombe Harbour Hotel. Rooms, suites and the restaurant as well as a beautiful terrace overhang the waters edge and offer panoramic views of the famous estuary. In the summer months during the Sailing Regatta it is the best place in town to watch the boats go by with a drink in hand.