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Polzeath Beach House
Polzeath Beach House is a new contemporary Boutique Hotel, opened in 2020. Overlooking Polzeath Beach, it is a 2-minute walk down to the sea and large sandy beach.
The Slipway
The Slipway is a Grade II listed building that dates back to 1527 and is located opposite Port Isaac harbour.
The Swan Hotel
Located in Wadebridge and within 2.5 km of Brea Beach, The Swan Hotel features a bar, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi.
The St Enodoc Hotel
Offering a seasonal outdoor pool. The St Enodoc Hotel is located in Rock in the Cornwall Region. The hotel has a terrace and views of the river, and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar.
Harbour Hotel Padstow
Located on Padstow’s busy harbour front, the 4-star Harbour Hotel Padstow boasts views of the town and Camel Estuary. There is a popular restaurant as well as bright, individually styled rooms.
The Old Custom House
Offering light, elegant bedrooms with luxurious bathrooms, The Old Custom House overlooks Padstow’s medieval harbour. Fresh, local fish and seafood are served in the stylish restaurant.
Molesworth Arms
Set in Wadebridge, 2.7 km from Brea Beach, Molesworth Arms offers accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
Drang house all rooms have stairs
Situated in Padstow, 2.2 km from Brea Beach and 2.7 km from Daymer Bay Beach, Drang house all rooms have stairs features accommodation with free WiFi in a historic building.
The Pityme Inn
Located in Wadebridge, 2.1 km from Brea Beach, The Pityme Inn provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a bar.
Seven Bays Stays
Seven Bays Stays is a recently renovated bed and breakfast in St Merryn, where guests can make the most of its terrace and bar.
What guests said about Polzeath:
- 10Scored 10
Polzeath is a great village with a great beach in a location...
Polzeath is a great village with a great beach in a location that is so pretty and not over crowded which was nice. It has a good variety of places to eat, a well stocked Spar supermarket and some really great walks.SianNew Zealand - 10Scored 10
Polzeath and the surrounding areas are absolutely beautiful,...
Polzeath and the surrounding areas are absolutely beautiful, the beaches are fantastic although they get very busy in the season. You can find smaller coves and beaches nearby (Daymer Bay) that are quieter. Wadebridge is 6 miles away for major shops and small shops are available in the village itself with a good selection of food and goods. Beach, hill walks and the wonderful coastal path are right on the doorstep.
KeirinracerUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Nothing to say other than it was amazing.
Nothing to say other than it was amazing. Amazing place, has everything you need. Everyone is friendly, you don't need to venture out as you have what you need on your doorstep. Easy to get around and easy to grab something to eat and drink.EmmaUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Fantastic beach and coastal paths suitable for the whole...
Fantastic beach and coastal paths suitable for the whole family. Parking is an issue in high season but if you're prepared to walk it's no problem. Shops nearby in Wadebridge are fine and lots of small villages to visit.KeirinracerUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Great for surfing and lovely clifftop walk to Daymer Bay,...
Great for surfing and lovely clifftop walk to Daymer Bay, some decent restaurants in Polzeath (The Oystercatcher, The Waterfront) and even better ones at Padstow, Rock, Wadebridge (The Bridge Bistro) and Port Isaac (The Mote)LeonUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Very quiet and relaxing in January.
Very quiet and relaxing in January. Good base for Wadebridge, Padstow, Newquay etc, not much open in January but Oystercatcher bar is lovely. Imagine it is chaos in full season only single track roads and not much parking.PaulUnited Kingdom
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