Teignmouth B&Bs

3 superb Teignmouth B&Bs near the beach: sea views, full English breakfast, free WiFi. Check rates and book your coastal escape now.

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The NessBed & Breakfast
9.1
Perfect699 total reviews
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1.0 km from City Centre1.2 km from Teignmouth Railway Station
Sea-view roomsPet-friendly roomsFree parking
  • Grade II listed 19th-century hotel
  • Award-winning Badger cask ales
  • 20 yards from Smugglers Tunnel
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The ThornhillBed & Breakfast
9.3
Perfect433 total reviews
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400 m from City Centre300 m from Teignmouth Railway Station
Guest LoungeGolf CoursePublic Bath
  • Exceptional homemade breakfast options
  • Dog-friendly with pet amenities
  • Stunning sea views from rooms
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9.4
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1000 m from City Centre1.1 km from Teignmouth Railway Station
Private ParkingBeach AccessBicycle Rental
  • 17th-century building in quiet village
  • Home-cooked breakfast with local produce
  • Generous pet-friendly amenities
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Teignmouth's bed-and-breakfast scene offers a mix of seaside comfort and local character, with top-rated options like The Thornhill and The Ness House earning 'Superb' scores from guests. Expect amenities such as free WiFi, hearty full English breakfasts, and some rooms with direct sea views or beachfront access. The Thornhill sits just meters from the sandy beach, placing you within a five-minute walk of shops, cafes, and the rail station-while The Ness House, a Georgian property from 1810, overlooks the Teign Estuary and sits close to the Smugglers Tunnel leading to secluded Ness Beach.

For those seeking a coastal retreat, staying in Shaldon-just across the ferry from Teignmouth-offers a quieter village vibe, with Potters Mooring Guest House housed in a 17th-century building and providing river or courtyard views. Budget-wise, B&B rates typically include breakfast and parking, with family-friendly rooms and facilities for disabled guests available at several properties. Whether you're walking the South West Coastal Path, exploring Dartmoor (17 km away), or simply relaxing by the beach, these B&Bs deliver a practical base without sacrificing charm.