'Isaac Singer' Room
(7)
Built Oldway Mansion, and many of the prominent buildings in Paignton, invented the singer sewing machine, portable and afordable for use in the home.
1st Floor
Double Bed
En-suite Shower

'Agatha Christie' Room
(8)
Greenway House was Agatha Christie's country retreat where she wrote many of her books.
1st Floor
Two 2"6' single beds
or
Kingsized bed & Seating area
En-suite Shower

'William of Orange' Room
(9)
Prince William landed at Brixham and marched to London through Paignton and Torquay, taking the English Crown unopposed.
1st Floor
King-size bed
and
2"6' bunk beds
En-suite bath with shower over.

'Gilbert & Sullivan' Room
(10)
The Pirates of Penzance was premiered at the Royal Bijou Theater Paignton. The D'Oyly Carte family who produced many Gilbert & Sullivan Operas, lived at Coleton Fishacre.
1st Floor
Kingsize Bed
or Two 2"6' Single Beds
En-suite Shower

'Francis Drake' Room
(11)
A replica of Drake's ship the Golden Hind can be seen at Brixham Harbour, his house Buckland Abbey and 'Drake's Drum ' are only 40 mins away.
2nd Floor
Double Bed
En-suite Shower

'Isambard Kingdom Burnel' Room
(12)
Brunel built the railway that still links Penzance with London via Paignton and the South Devon Coast. He also built the station at Dartmouth which is one of the only stations in England to have never seen a train.
2nd Floor
Kingsize Bed &
Seating area
En-suite bath with shower over.

'Napoleon Bonapart' Room
(14)
After his defeat at Waterloo, Napoleon was imprisoned on HMS Bellerophon which was anchored in Torbay for a while making Napoleon the bays frist major tourist attraction.
2nd Floor
Double Bed
En-suite Shower

'Horatio Nelson' Room
(15)
Nelson visited Torbay on many occassions staying at Torre Abbey in 1801.
2nd Floor
Double Bed
En-suite Shower