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TeignmouthNewest Review: ... is £150. Rooms are loveley with en-suit bathrooms, T-making facilities etc. Teignmouth has a pier which was bult in 1865, it has amusements & old fashioned rides, stays open until 10.30pm. There are some great beaches, one which is for dogs & other animals. There is also a museum which has some very intresting artifacts of wreks & the towns history. I managed to fit in a boat ride to the ... more |
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by - written on 02/07/02 (Very useful, 124 readings)
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Just returned from Teignmouth in Devon after a week's stay after 23yrs,was 12 years old the last time. The train station is still the same as when my parents came up in 1968 for thire honeymoon. The weather climate is much warmer, in good weather it can feel like abroad. Stayed at St Mellons, a hotel ran by Diane and Alan Ashby at 27 Orchard Gardens, 5 mins from the seafront. They are very good to thire guests & will even pick you up from the station, if you give them a call. The price of a full week with breakfast & evening meal is £150. Rooms are loveley with en-suit bathrooms, T-making facilities etc. Teignmouth has a pier which was bult ... Read the complete review
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