Britain's luxurious beach huts, complete with TV lounge, plunge pool and spa Plans revealed for luxury holiday cottages at The Cary Arms boutique hotel Guests will enjoy 'breathtaking' views across Babbacombe Bay in Torquay The huts will cost £1.5m and will have en-suites and a separate bedroom With many feeling the pinch after Christmas, those looking to get a holiday booked can forget about having to save to visit far-flung idyllic islands for a dose indulgence. On the shores of Torquay, Devon, a hotel tycoon has revealed £1.5m plans to build a series of luxury beach huts, complete with all the added extras. Peter de Savary and his wife Lana have submitted the plans to build the six huts alongside their boutique hotel, The Cary Arms Hotel in Torquay. Boutique luxury: The new holiday cottages will sit alongside The Cary Arms, a boutique hotel, owned by the entrepreneur Peter De Savary A vision for the future: Architect's plans reveal how the luxury beach huts could look Grand plans: The six huts will be built into the cliff side, each with their own outside decking area The huts, which will overlook the picturesque Babbacombe Beach, are set to feature their own TV lounge, en suite bathroom and a separate bedroom. Entrepreneur: The Cary Arms is owned by hotel tycoon Peter de Savary Guests will also be able to enjoy the use of a gym, spa, plunge pool and three waterside relaxation rooms. Mr de Savary said he believes the holiday cottages will offer 'unparalleled luxury' and 'breathtaking views' of the English Riviera. The planning application was submitted to Torbay Council in December and the plans are now awaiting approval. The idea was originally put on hold after the effects of the recession began to bite. But managing director of De Savary Hotels, Ian Solkin, said they now have sufficient confidence in the economy to push ahead with their plans. While traditional in style, the new beach huts will have a large lounge area with an outside deck under a canopy. A mezzanine floor will provide a separate bedroom for two people and pull-down beds will be available for children. Mr Solkin said: 'We think they will be a really fun, unique style of accommodation.' No expense spared: A gym, spa, plunge pool and waterside relaxation rooms are all part of the new plans for The Cary Arms Breathtaking: Mr de Savary said the cottages will offer 'unparalleled luxury' and 'breathtaking' views across Babbacombe Bay on the English Riviera Bold plans: Ian Solkin, from the Cary Arms Hotel in Torquay, reveals the plans for six new luxury beach huts to be built overlooking Babbacombe Bay in Devon