Hotels in Cornwall, England

Standing in a quiet area, within easy walking distance of the town centre,beaches and Bude & North Cornwall Links Golf Club, Special green fee rates can be arranged. Ample parking.and beaches. Bude Haven is a 4 diamond hotel which offers individually furnished en-suite bedrooms of varying sizes and each is provided with a Television, radio, beverage tray and hairdryer. Guests can relax in the lounge or enjoy a drink in the well stocked bar. Special rate of 110.00 per person, per night, for bed/breakfast and two course evening meal, with access to the Eden Project. The highlight of the hotel is the superb, Annabel's Restaurant, which is open to residents and non-residents and is described as an elegant, exotic and unforgettable experience. It serves a wide ranging menu, from local seafood to the finest steaks, all prepared by the resident chef using fresh locally-sources produce. Can cater for up to 80. If you require a family room please call for further information.

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The North Cornish Coast offers some of the most magnificent views in Britain and The Chough Hotel is located on the beautiful coastal road 1 mile from the popular resort of Bude and Widemouth Bay. The hotel is set amongst beautiful lawn grounds which are abundant with flowers and lush hedging, bordered by these unrivalled views of the ocean and Bude town where the sun can be seen setting during the wonderful summer evenings. Full off road parking is available to guests and visitors. Our bedrooms have TV, tea/coffee trays, hairdryers and full en-suite facilities. Evening meals are freshly prepared using local produce, therefore bookings are required. Our well stocked bar including a selection of fine beers is available. Children are welcome from 5 years of age and over in our family room. Please call for details.

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The Maer Lodge is a two star hotel peacefully situated in its own sheltered grounds overlooking the Bude Golf Course and just a few hundred yards from Crooklets Beach. It has private parking and the town centre is only a short walking distance away. The hotel is open all the year, and has seventeen en-suite bedrooms each with TV, radio, hair-dryer, telephone and hot drink facilities. There is a cocktail bar adjacent to the main lounge, and a spacious dining room. It is a family-run hotel offering personal service and excellent food in comfortable surroundings at moderate prices. The M5 at Exeter is 55 miles away.

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The Lerryn hotel was a purpose built hotel in 1907 as a birthday gift for the daughter of the builder. Its Original name was 'The Wrekin'. Many of our 20 bedrooms have sea views, whilst two ground floor rooms provide for less able guests. Our menus offer a variety of choices with food prepared by our chef who can cater confidently for vegetarians and guests with special dietary needs. We are licenced and offer bar snacks and packed lunches. All of our bedrooms are non-smoking and guests may smoke in the lounge however we also have a non-smoking lounge. All rooms are ensuite with colour tv, radio/alarm, drinks making facilities,hair dryer and are centrally heated. With 20 bedrooms we are able to offer special rates for groups irrespective of length of stay. At various times during the year we provide special 3,4,and 5 day breaks(half board). We have a car park and can take pets by arrangement.

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The Park Grove Hotel occupies an attractive position overlooking Kimberley Park , where palms and other sub-tropical species flourish in the mild climate. The hotel is conveniently situated within easy walking distance of the town centre, harbour and beaches. The Park Grove is a long established family run hotel, and has built up a regular clientele of satisfied guests. The personal and caring service is of prime importance. Special pride is taken in our excellent cuisine, which is reflected in the ever increasing number of guests who return year after year. The light and airy Restaurant offers fine food in a comfortable and relaxing environment with traditional cuisine and a friendly attentive service. The evening meal, changed daily, offers planty of choice and always includes a roast, locally caught fish, delicious sweets and a selection of wines from around the world. The bar is licensed for residents and their friends and together they provide the atmosphere for the most memorable holiday.

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The Falmouth Beach Hotel is perfectly situated opposite the beautiful Gyllyngvase Beach over looking the sea. The hotel has a 200 seater restaurant which offers carvery as well as a table d' hote menu , a bar area where lunches and evening bar snacks are available as well as a stunning guests lounge that over looks the sea, perfect for witnessing those winter storms or summer sunsets. We have rooms to suit all, from a romantic four poster honeymoon suite, a sea view room with private balcony, a family room or private apartment or cottage.

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The Hotel Anacapri is in a beautiful spot overlooking the sandy beach of Gyllyngvase.Magnificent uninterrupted views across Falmouth Bay give a breath of the Mediterranean. Falmouth's pretty Town centre and cobbled streets,famous Harbour and the National Maritime Museum are a short walk from the Hotel and there are beautiful coastal walks nearby. The bedrooms are individually designed with co-ordinating colour schemes.They all have bath/shower ensuite,colour television and beverage tray. Most of the 16 Bedrooms have stunning sea views. Picture windows in the Dining Room and Lounge look out onto palm trees and the open sea. A full traditional English Breakfast is served and evening meals are available in the summer months. The Anacapri is fully licensed and has a refurbished bar. Many of the counties beauty spots are within easy reach of Falmouth,which makes it an ideal centre from which to tour Cornwall. Falmouth offers recreation and entertainment : Badmington,Tennis,Golf,Fishing,Pitch & Putt,Princess Pavillion,Public Gardens,Riding,Sailing and many more. The Eden Project is just 35 minutes drive and the beautiful Lost Gardens of Heligan,Trebah Gardens and more are within easy reach. The National Maritime Museum is just a 10 minute walk.

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The Lord Eliot Hotel has en-suite bedrooms with CTV and direct dial telephones. A pleasant panelled restaurant offers a la carte service with a comprehensive wine list and table d'hote on Sundays. Comfortable residents' lounge. Fully licensed free house with traditional lounge bar and extensive bar food menu. Ideally situated for relaxing holidays which can include both golfing and fishing activities.

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The Wheal Tor Hotel is sited in two acres of woodland on the rugged slopes of Caradon Hill. It is the Highest Inn in Cornwall set in this remote location on the eastern edge of Bodmin Moor. From here there are magnificent views towards both Dartmoor to the east and the Cornish coastlines to the south and west. The cosy bar and non-smoking restaurant are popular with the locals. These are situated in the main house and their traditional decor reflects the local mining heritage. We offer guests a welcoming haven with a varied menu and a well stocked bar set in a friendly and relaxing environment.

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Situated in the beautiful Fowey Valley the hotel offers modern comfort with traditional hospitality. Owned and managed by the Hanson family for over 30 years, it has gained a reputation with visitors from home and abroad as one of the best centres for exploring the Duchy of Cornwall.

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Lostwithiel offers outstanding comfort and service - idyllically set amongst 150 acres of rolling wooded hills which look down onto the beautiful and tranquil valley of the River Fowey. The spacious and individually designed bedrooms have been created from old Cornish barns with their mellowed stone and beamed ceilings set around an attractive court yard. The mood of rural tranquillity is reflected in the delightful country pine furniture. We have our own restaurant and bar as well as gymnasium, an indoor heated swimming pool, tennis courts and beautiful 18 hole golf course overlooking the river Powey and close to the ancient town of Lostwithiel.

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We have a secure inside storage area for surfboards, golf clubs, fishing rods, etc.we have large private car parking.we are two minutes walk from town centre and beaches,a three minute walk from train station,ten minute drive from newquay airport,all rooms are en-suite with colour televisions tea/coffee,the making facilities, hairdryers.clock radios,own key for access at all times there is internet access, we accept stag, hen, team parties except in august

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Situated on the sea front with panoramic sea views over looking Tolcarne Beach. A prime position for touring the whole of Cornwall or all activities and attractions. For those who like walking, there are the sandy beaches together with the beautiful Cornish cliff walks. The hotel is close to the railway station and bus station, local shops, amusement park, local indoor swimming pool,zoo,boating lake and Trenance Gardens.

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Newquay is Cornwall's most popular holiday resort attracting a wide range of age groups throughout the year. There's plenty to do for everyone; surfing, diving, fishing, horse riding, golf, and walks along the many sandy beaches and coastal paths. For the children there is Newquay Zoo, Newquay Waterworld, The Oasis Fun Pool, riding on fabulous 'bomb proof' children's ponies provided by Trenance Riding Stables, and also the Blue Reef Aquarium where they have a fantastic variety of fish. The Eden Project and a variety of family theme parks are only a short drive away which would provide a good day out for all the family; or you could just spend the day relaxing on one of Newquay's beautiful sandy beaches. We have ample parking space at the rear of the hotel. The approximate walking time into town is 15 minutes; there is a regular bus service which passes the hotel or you can call our local taxi services. We can provide high chairs and travel cots for younger children. Also we can provide a baby-sitting service if you wanted to spend a few hours shopping without the children, and a baby monitoring/baby-sitting service if you want to spend an evening out exploring Newquay's varied and popular night spots. Situated where the World Surfing Championships take place and Newquay's 18 hole golf links and pitch and putt are just a short walk away.

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An elegant Edwardian hotel with breathtaking views over Towan beach and the Island, 1 minute level walking from the town centre and centrally located for all Cornwalls attractions, i.e., Lands End and the Eden project. One minute from the coach station, five minutes from the railway station, five miles from Newquay airport. The hotel has a comfortable lounge with a wood burning stove and television. There is a pool table, dart board, and table games are available. We have a well stocked bar with a selection of wines, champagnes and beers available. Bar meals and bar snacks are available. PLEASE NOTE: from the second week in June until the beginning of September, we only take WEEKLY/FORTNIGHTLY bookings i.e. from Saturday to Saturday. Short breaks are available at any other time of year. All our bedrooms are No Smoking. We do not take single sex groups.

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Within 5 minutes walk are the colourful Trenance gardens, tennis courts, bowling greens, boating lake, riding stables, Newquay Zoo and Waterworld. The train station is within walking distance as is the town. Short breaks are available in early and late season. We have 7 tastefully decorated and furnished bedrooms with tea making facilities, colour TVs, radio alarm clocks, shaver points and holds a current fire certificate. We have 3 en-suite rooms, 3 rooms have own showers, 1 full on-suite family room. Own key access at all times. We are open all year round and have limited parking at the rear for 5 cars.

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A hotel with some of the finest views of Newquay sited in the town centre overlooking Towan Beach,the Headland and the superb Cornish coastline. All rooms have ensuite,tv and tea,coffee making facilities and most rooms enjoy a spectaular views of the harbour and beach.We also have a fine dining resturant situated in the hotel which is open thursday evening through to saturday evening. See website for pictures. Ideally situated for Newquays night life!!!

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The hotel is one of a few in Newquay to be situated immediately on the seafront giving magnificent views over Towan Beach,the Harbour and Newquay's landmark,the Island. Situated right in the centre of Newquay, being only a few moments from the shops, coach/railway stations and most amenities e.g. nightspots, restaurants, surfing,fishing golf etc. Please note:we only take weekly bookings from June 1st until September 7th running from Saturday to Saturday.Short breaks are available early and late season.

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Work on the Metropole was started in 1900 and the hotel opened its doors in 1904. It was built by the sons of John Cory and Sons, ship owners from Cardiff. It was built as much for the holidays of the extended family as for a commercial enterprise. The total cost including fitting was 12,000. The hotel was originally called The South Western, to benefit from the planned railway development but it was Southern Railways who eventually brought the trains to Padstow. This prompted the change of name. The railway brought many visitors on the direct line from Waterloo, including many M.P.s. The then Prince of Wales was a regular visitor for the golf, did Mrs. Simpson visit too? Not suprisingly there are no records of this! In 1936, following the deaths of the Cory Brothers, Trust House bought the hotel and it remained within the company until it was sold in June 2002 to the Richardson Group. Currently the hotel stands as Padstow's premier three star hotel offering 50 bedrooms, with and without sea view , mini suites and three lovelly four poster rooms. All our rooms are en suite with all the facilities you would expect from a hotel of this standard. Padstow has always been somewhere to go for good food our chefs are exercising their skills working with fine local produce imaginative and well prepared dishes to restore you after a long day out. Top quality Cornish fish and meat from Norman Brooks, the town butcher, as well as local and seasonal vegetables make regular appearances on our menus. Our aim in the Restaurant is to finish you day in style with good food served in a proffesional and friendly manner while you relax and take in the fabulous views over the Camel Estuary. Our Met Cafe Bar is the ideal place for a light lunch, afternoon tea or evening meal, informal and great value with the best view in Padstow.

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The Beachfield is a Victorian hotel standing on grounds that were once fields and dunes where fishermen dried their nets. Horse drawn Jersey carriages used to leave from outside the hotel on their daily run to Land's End. It occupies a prime seafront location, with panoramic views over Mounts Bay, from the Lizard to Newlyn Harbour. It is only six minutes walk from the historic town centre of Penzance, with its quaint back streets, smugglers pubs, maritime museums and sub-tropical gardens.

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At the The Tarbert Hotel you will experience personal attention and high standards of service, whilst staying in an atmosphere of quality, character and charm. A unique and successful combination enjoyed by a discerning International clientele. The restaurant is popular with both locals and visitors. We offer imaginative menus, created by our own Chef, using the best of fresh local produce. Fish and seafood from the nearby port of Newlyn are always available. Fine wines from Europe and the new world have been selected to complement your meal. The comfortable lounge bar with its open fire is an ideal place to enjoy a pre-dinner drink or relax with a liqueur. The twelve bedrooms are all en-suite and fully equipped with colour television, tea/coffee facilities and central heating. Superior rooms are available for that special occasion, holiday or short break. The Hotels has its own small car park and three public car parks close by. It is located near the centre of Penzance, an ideal situation for exploring the old town and harbour, or for touring the fascinating countryside and coasts of West Cornwall.

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A Guest House with a difference. The house has extensive walled gardens where guests are welcome to walk around or just relax on the grass and enjoy the views of the Atlantic Ocean and take-in in the fresh air. The house is furnished and decorated to a high standard. All bedrooms have en-suite facilities and refreshment tray. A comfortable living room, licensed bar, open fires for the out of season visitor and colour television. There is a heated indoor swimming pool (seasonal) which opens onto a sun room, perfect for when the wind feels chilly. The pool is available from 7.30 a.m. - 8.30 a.m. and from 4.30 p.m. - 10.00 p.m. daily. The season is usually sometime in March to sometime in October.

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The Guest Lodge 'Penzance'is only a ten minute walk from the town centre. It is ideally situated for the heliport, harbour and train station. A perfect base for visiting all of our local attractions.

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The hotel offers comfortable and relaxed accommodation in a totally non-smoking & friendly environment. Provides an ideal base for exploring West Cornwall - St Michael's Mount, Lands End, St Ives, Minack Theatre, many Sub Tropical Gardens and convenient for travel to the Eden Project & Falmouth Maritime Museum. Guests enjoy either a Full English Breakfast or the 'Camilla Special' which includes Fresh fruit of the season and local cheeses. Licensed and has Broadband Internet access throughout hotel. Free parking available, 5-10 minutes walk to train/bus station & ferry for Isles of Scilly. From the moment that guests make an enquiry, right through to their departure, the Camilla House Hotel aims to provide high levels of customer care and comfort. Detailed travel arrangements; car & bike hire; guided tours; personalised itineraries; picnic hamper loan; restaurant bookings and being an Agent for the Isles of Scilly Steamship Company are just some of the many services guests can expect from the Camilla House Hotel.

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The property has been beautifully converted into a ten bed roomed hotel, and is set in large, secluded gardens for the enjoyment of the guests. Perranporth is an ideal place for the family; famous for its miles of golden sands and the breathtaking cliff views. JULY & AUGUST NO ONE-NIGHT BOOKINGS AVAILABLE. It is with Deep Regret we announce the death of Winston Graham, The author of more than 40 books. Winston Graham died after a short illness at the age of 93. With Deepest sympathy The Parton Family.

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Atlantic View Hotel is a friendly family hotel. It is in a marvellous situation, on the level, by the sands of Perranporth, 50 yards over the grass to the beach, with no roads to cross, and bathing from the hotel. The beach is Perranporth's pride and joy; three miles of golden sands, backed by sand dunes and cliffs, caves and rock pools. Perranporth also offers tennis courts, an 18-hole golf course, putting green, bowls, boating lake, course fishing, squash, horse riding, surfing and excellent shops. As a touring centre it is unsurpassed, whether by car, bus, bicycle, walking or coach tours. Throughout the year our chefs provide a tasty and varied menu in the form of a full English breakfast, evening meals if requested, all freshly prepared and served in atmospheric surroundings. We can arrange early evening meals for babies/children if required. Enjoy a drink overlooking the beach in our bar and sun lounge or just relax.

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The Slipway Hotel is a small, friendly, family run hotel of great character where its guests can combine their stay with the delights of one of the area's finest Seafood Restaurants. Situated at the bottom of the narrow streets that wind down to the harbour and beach, the Hotel's bar and terrace overlook the Platt which is the very centre of village life. The Hotel building itself is full of interest with a history dating back to 1527. With original exposed beams, panelling and stonework, its 12 rooms have been preserved yet equipped with central heating, colour television, direct dial telephones and ensuite facilities. Our 'Lifeboat Suite' above the Boathouse is perfect for a family or a group of friends. It has 2 bedrooms, separate bathroom and WC, and a very large lounge over looking the quay, with panoramic views of the beach and harbour. The Slipway is an ideal base for visiting the North Coast and the Padstow and Rock area so beloved by Sir John Betjeman.

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It is situated in the centre of the picturesque fishing village of St Ives making it an ideal base for exploring the many attractions of the West Cornwall peninsula. The Hotel has been commended by the Cornish Tourist Board in 2001. The Hotel's two public bars, which includes the historic Kettle and Wink bar, serve a wide variety of refreshments and a range of Cornish real ales. The Western is now included in the Good Beer Guide 2001, published by the Campaign for Real Ale. These warm and friendly surroundings are enhanced by real log fires on those colder evenings. Our spacious function room, with its elegant bar, caters for private dinner parties, wedding receptions, association dinners, birthdays and engagements, either formal or informal. The Western is St Ives' main live music venue with blues, modern jazz, bluegrass, Irish and folk music most weeks. Regular events include St Ives Jazz Club and Blues nights. The venue also hosts a major part of the St Ives September Festival each year, with some fourteen different performances during the two week event.

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