TLH Carlton Hotel & Spa Torquay

TLH Carlton Hotel & Spa Torquay frequently asked questions

Who owns TLH Carlton Hotel & Spa Torquay?

The TLH Carlton Hotel & Spa in Torquay is owned by a management team that purchased the TLH Leisure Resort from its original owner, Laurence Murrell, in 2018. The current owners are CEO Jason Garside, CFO Ian Piercy, and COO John Finnegan.

How do you get to TLH Carlton Hotel & Spa Torquay?

Situated in the heart of Torquay, from the M5 go onto the A38 then follow signs to Torquay. Follow the A3022 from Newton Abbot to Torquay. At the Newton Abbot junction and Avenue Road turn left fork signposted town centre. At the one way system turn right then left round corner. At the crossroads and traffic lights turn right into Falkland Road. There's parking on site for up to 50 cars. Torquay train station is three minutes away by car.

What is included in a spa day at TLH Carlton Hotel & Spa Torquay?

What is included in a spa day at TLH Carlton Hotel & Spa Torquay depends on the experience that you book. Facilities include a 2000 square foot games room complete with 10-pin bowling, arcade games, snooker and more, there's also a gym, 25-metre indoor pool, freeform family pool, thermal suite, a Finnish sauna, a herbal sauna, an aroma steam room, ice fountain, drench bucket, a shower experience and, hydropool, and ceramic loungers. There are five treatment rooms where therapists use Elemis products in a collection of face and body treatments.

What is near TLH Carlton Hotel & Spa Torquay?

Located in the heart of Torquay, TLH Carlton Hotel & Spa Torquay is in an ideal location for combining pampering with local exploration. Nearby attractions include:

• Kents Cavern
• Babbacombe Model Village
• Cockington Country Park
• Torre Abbey
• Babbacombe Cliff Railway
• Torquay Museum
• Paignton Zoo
• Pennywell Farm
• The Donkey Sanctuary
• South West Coast Path

When was TLH Carlton Hotel & Spa Torquay built?

The building that is now the TLH Carlton Hotel & Spa Torquay was originally built in 1878 as the Belgrave Hall. It became the final hotel to be added to the Torquay Leisure Hotels group in 1992.

What amenities does TLH Carlton Hotel & Spa Torquay have?

A three star hotel with beautiful views over Torbay, the TLH Carlton Hotel and Spa has three apartments in addition to 70 rooms. However, it is also one of four hotels in the resort which totals 435 rooms and apartments. The hotel’s main restaurant offers everything from a full breakfast and table d’hôte dinner choice with a la carte options, while the Aztec Bistro is open for lunch, snacks and drinks. The Riviera Lounge Bar is also a hotspot for evening entertainment with a sea view.

Facilities include a 2000 square foot games room complete with 10-pin bowling, arcade games, snooker and more, there's also a gym, 25-metre indoor pool, freeform family pool, thermal suite, a Finnish sauna, a herbal sauna, an aroma steam room, ice fountain, drench bucket, a shower experience and, hydropool, and ceramic loungers. There are five treatment rooms where therapists use Elemis products in a collection of face and body treatments.

Accessible facilities include:

• Certified guide dogs
• One accessible bedroom with a wet room
• There is reserved parking for Blue Badge holders
• A disabled toilet on the ground floor
• A lift which can hold a standard wheelchair to all floors
• Lift access to the rest of the TLH complex
• Bath and toilet seats are available on request

What are the food and drink options at TLH Carlton Hotel & Spa Torquay?

The hotel’s main restaurant offers everything from a full breakfast and table d’hôte dinner choice with a la carte options, while the Aztec Bistro is open for lunch, snacks and drinks. The Riviera Lounge Bar is also a hotspot for evening entertainment with a sea view.

How many treatment rooms are there at TLH Carlton Hotel & Spa Torquay?

There are five treatment rooms where therapists use Elemis products in a collection of face and body treatments.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in is at 4pm and check-out is 10.30am. Spa opening hours are weekdays from 9am to 9pm and weekends from 10am to 6pm. It is suggested you check your specific arrival times however for your spa break, as well as any changes for bank holidays.