Ranscombe House in Brixham, Devon, United Kingdom | Hotel

Brixham is famous for being the landing spot of William III of Orange with his Dutch army on November 5, 1688 during the Glorious Revolution, and many local people still have Dutch surnames, being direct descendants of soldiers in that army. A road leading from the harbour up a steep hill to where the Dutch made their camp is still called Overgang, meaning 'transition' in Dutch.

Welcome to the Ranscombe House Hotel, Brixham, United Kingdom.

The Ranscombe House,Hotel is a 19th century residence overlooking Brixham's outer harbour, its marina and the panoramic beauty of Torbay. Ranscombe House,Hotel will prove an excellent choice for your visit to south Devon.

Ranscombe House,Hotel has 9 bedrooms and is set in its own grounds providing you with car parking and a lawned garden in which to relax and experience peace and tranquility, just a five minute walk from the bustling port of Brixham.

All the comforts are offered to you during your stay at the Ranscombe House Hotel. The en suite bedrooms, either with shower or bath have colour television, clock radio and tea and coffee making facilities.  The Hotel has two rooms which are ideal for a typical family to use as a base for a happy holiday in Brixham. There's space for the children to play in the garden with Breakwater Beach being just a few minutes walk from the Hotel.

Brixham boasts a large variety of pubs and restaurants catering to all tastes, and the Hotel are happy to make recommendations should you require.