I visited for a conference and was blown away by the location and view…read more The rooms are spacious though on the pricey side, food is delicious, there is plenty of seating in the lounge (inclusive of fireplace) and glass windows span the dinning and conference area overlooking the golf course and water. There is plenty of parking and facilities to suit all forms of pampering including spa, sports bar, full size pool and gym (Les Mills classes). Service is friendly and efficient and I would love to visit again!

Absolutely stunning! First class service, with elegant modern design and decor. I've stayed at many…read more5 star resorts around the US, but this rivals them all.

Nice and paceful place to stay in Torquay. It is very clean and near to the beach and the city…read morecenter. It has a nice livingroom and very useful kitchen. It also has a cute garden.

From the owner: Bells Beach Backpackers is a comfortable homely backpackers located at the beginning of the Great…read moreOcean Road.

No doubt a popular pub during the high season…read more Most of the times that I have been to Tourquay has simply been to pass through on my way to the Great Ocean Road, however the last time I came through here I decided that I really should have a beer at one of the pubs, especially since it does seem to be a popular place for people of all sorts (though the massive surf shops on the road into the town gives a clear indication of the type of people this seaside town actually caters). It didn't take me long to find this pub, which I must say was pretty nice on the outside, but as it turns out it appears to also function as a motel (but then again, since this is a holiday destination, that is not surprising). There was a nice beer garden outside and a large room with a couple of pool tables in it. However, since I have only ever driven through this town during winter (with the exception of when I was a kid) I can't say how great this pub is at other times.

Steak purchased was substituted for a cheaper cut of meat. Meals for 3 heavily salted, served…read moreslightly warm. When complained with one meal returned to the kitchen, chef returned the same meal back to the customer

I wondered in to the Beach Hotel to grab some lunch after a surf. I expected to see the usual pub…read moremenu items but was pleasantly surprised to see an array interesting meals and specials. I was all set to go for the duck, when I saw an English Parma on the menu; which came topped with mash, bacon, cheese and gravy. It was one of those days, so I went the Parma. And what a delight it was. My partner uncharacteristically ordered a beef burger. She did not stop talking about it the entire time! I tried it and it was very tasty. The wait staff were friendly, the food was quick, and the atmosphere great. There was a range of meals too. They catered for those "pub" meals, and but also had a great selection of classier meals and great desserts. I've eaten at a lot of over priced pubs/clubs that I'd never go back too. This place had a good range of prices and was great. Neither of us could finish half our meals, so we asked the waiter and we took the rest home. No reason to over eat! I'd go back in a heart beat.

It's a pub, but it has a relatively good menu, a kids playroom, and most of your regulars on tap or…read morebottle. Tucked in beside the Jan Juc shops, The Beach Hotel is a pretty good quick-stop for lunch or dinner. Their parmas are enormous, and tasty... and they have a number of different types to keep things interesting. The kids menu is not very expensive, and they will also make a point of getting the kids food out first so they can then go for a run and play in the kids room with the sides and stuff. Not too shabby for a local. Not the best, but pretty consistent. Worth a look-see if you're in the area.