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A lovely little village with a nice choice of pubs, restaurants, cafes, bakery and general stores. There is a public car park that has plenty of spaces and a bus service that we did not use but runs regularly to Perranporth, Redruth and surrounding areas.

St.Agnes is fantastic for walkers, the views are the best, this coastline is rugged, walking along this coast line is fantastic. You can't really beat it. Chapel Porth is a good starting point - you can get decent lunch and good ice cream. The village is small but really nice.

Beautiful little place with lovely local Pubs, restaurants and local people. Fantastic coastal walks and beaches with some great British heritage to view along the way. It a great location with Newquay to the north and St Ives to the south and the east coast just 40 mins drive away, not only are you in beautiful location you have all the best bits of Cornwall on your doorstep.

Such a lovely, homely hotel with friendly, helpful staff. Really great location - walking distance to the beach. Lovely restaurant and pub on site, dinner and breakfast both delicious and great quality food. Will definitely be returning - for longer next time!

Lovely coastal walks with a dog, unfortunately the beach isn't dog friendly, but a local dog walker recommended a couple of closer ones which were. It was a short walk to the local village but not much choice for dining. The view at the top of the Beacon was fantastic!! highly recommend it.

I know St Agnes very well as my mother grew up there and as a family we always visited each summer to see relatives. For a holiday base it offers beaches (I recommend Trevaunance Cove, Trevellas Porth, Chapel Porth – my favourite!, and Porth Towan.) and good walks around the costal path and the Beacon. The town offers a range of eating places and I particularly recommend the Han-Sum Oriental Restaurant (01872 713040), You can usually find space at the main car park in Trelawny Road, which is free (voluntary contributions). On Beacon Drive near the Wheal Coates car park I recommend the Wheal Coates Tea Room. We visited this establishment twice having first discovered it as we drove past. Staffed by two charming ladies, serving beautiful cakes, Panini’s, cream teas, local ice cream etc. Good value for money, good service and beautifully clean. Don't forget to take a restful walk through the memorial gardens (to the left at the top of Rosemundy hill) It has places to sit and is full of bluebell and white flowers in spring time.