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Hotel in St Ives
Within 72 acres of private grounds, this Tregenna Castle Resort overlooks St Ives and the Cornish coast. We took apartment in Tregenna Castle. It was big, all equipped and clean. Breakfast was included in our package and they have amazing breakfast buffet. Resort also allows available amenities like swimming, gold, tennis etc. Parking was free and near to apartment. Resort have easy access to Porthminster beach.
Hotel in St Ives
Offering a restaurant, The St Ives Bay Hotel is located in St Ives. Free WiFi access is available. There is also an electric kettle. Staff members really nice people
Hotel in St Ives
Overlooking Porthminster Beach with impressive views across St Ives Bay and Godrevy Lighthouse, The St Ives Harbor Hotel & Spa offers elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi. The room was immaculate, well appointed and spotless. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Location was handy, especially for the train and views were stunning of the beach and St Ives!
Hotel in St Ives
Set in a traditional house dating from 1900, The Gannet Inn is located in Carbis Bay, just an 8-minute walk from a sandy beach. It features a bar with a games room and Sky Sports channels. The room was lovely with a huge bathroom and stand alone bath. The food at the hotel was great and the service couldn’t have been better! Overall a great stay would stay again!
Hotel in St Ives
Overlooking the Celtic Sea and St Ives Bay, Pedn-Olva offers elegant rooms with magnificent views. With an outdoor swimming pool and spacious terrace, there is also a popular restaurant. Staff were attentive and polite - I asked for an ice bucket and flutes to be left in my room for when we checked in and this seemed no trouble at all. Room and views were amazing! Big bed and crashing waves to send you to sleep.
Hotel in St Ives
Set in tropical gardens, this elegant hotel offers wonderful sea views, an award-winning restaurant and direct access to Carbis Bay Beach, which is a member of The Most Beautiful Bays In The World... The place is warm and the decoration is so beautiful
Hotel in St Ives
Located in St Ives, a 2-minute walk from Carbis Bay, Boskerris Hotel provides accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, a bar and a garden. Really lovely hotel: everything about it was generous- portion sizes, room upgrade, time given by staff. fresh, fragrant, modern, artistic relaxing and unstuffy great breakfasts beautiful view and great location comfy beds and lovely toiletries incredibly helpful and friendly staff will definitely be back
Hotel in St Ives
Located in St Ives, within a 5-minute walk of Porthmeor Beach and 0.9 miles of Carbis Bay, Host St Ives has accommodations with a bar and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free private... Amazing room beautifully furnished with wonderful hospitality. The perfect place for a couples getaway. Host St Ives has thought of everything, quite definitely the best place we have ever stayed!
St Ives
The Western Hotel is housed in an historic building in the center of St Ives. It offers a traditional Cornish pub with a beer garden. I have had a very pleasant stay. To be repeated!
St Ives
With boutique bedrooms and a stylish bar, Primrose Valley Hotel offers free parking and free Wi-Fi. Just yards from Porthminster Beach, the hotel has wonderful views across the Celtic Sea. A very comfortable place to stay with parking. Friendly owner and staff. Room lovely and comfortable with a good sized bathroom. Excellent lounge/dining area. Breakfast excellent. Very helpful with advice on where to eat, and easy to walk to the fab beaches and all the restaurants/bars . Would stay again. Thankyou!
These hotels in St Ives are highly rated by couples: Host St Ives, Boskerris Hotel, and Pedn-Olva.
On average, it costs $199 per night to book a 3-star hotel in St Ives for tonight. You'll pay around $269 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in St Ives will cost around $187, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, 3-star hotels in St Ives cost $454 per night, and 4-star hotels in St Ives are $748 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in St Ives can be found for $559 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in St Ives this weekend is $175 or, for a 4-star hotel, $288. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in St Ives for this weekend cost around $243 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Many families visiting St Ives loved staying at Host St Ives, Boskerris Hotel, and Pedn-Olva.
For hotels in St Ives that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Boskerris Hotel, The Gannet Inn, and Pedn-Olva.
Pedn-Olva, Boskerris Hotel, and The Gannet Inn got great room view-related reviews from travelers in St Ives.
Boskerris Hotel, Host St Ives, and Pedn-Olva are some of the popular hotels in St Ives.
We were on our way to the Isles of Scilly, Many years ago had visited Barbara Hepworth Gallery & felt we would like to take the opportunity to visit again. It did not disappoint. We also enjoyed a visit to Tate St Ives. We ate dinner at The Source which was very good.
A place to actively rest, trails to hike, museums and galleries to visit, shops to browse and if that is just too much there are several phenomenal beaches on which to park your body and read a good book.
Fabulous wide, soft sandy beaches, with large swathes of shallow water to walk, swim and kids to safely paddle in when the weather is good and the tide is out. Though the food can be expensive, there is a lot of choice and it was fresh. Our favourite little cafe was 'The Yellow Canary',12 Fore S. The 'Scoff Troff Cafe' in Market Pl. also offered good food and the friendliest staff service ever. Even restaurants on the touristy Wharf Rd had quick friendly service; we recommend both 'Harbour Fish & Chips' and 'Caffe Pasta'. Do not miss the Barbara Hepworth Museum with it's amazing little garden, sculpture pieces and her studios. Tate St Ives hadn't much to see between exhibitions, but the terraced cafe on the fourth floor though limited and pricey has fabulous views. However, the almost empty St Ives Museum was a hidden gem and well worth visiting! We were privileged to attend a surprise event at St Ia's Parish Church, and recommend a visit to learn more about St Ia and see stunning stained glass windows on one side with plain lead light ones on the opposite for fishermen to keep an eye on their boats. We walked everywhere as this magical little seaside town with its narrow cobbled streets is no place for cars. Be prepared with good walking shoes or trainers, and changes in level. All the beaches were reached by flights of stone steps and some ramped paths. Good weather helped make our three day visit utterly memorable.
The photo opportunities are endless and beautiful views and sunsets etc. However, it's incredibly crowded and felt like London on sea. It's also the same price as London. £18 for a sandwich and a glass of wine in a pub in the town centre, so it's an expensive holiday. Lots of queuing and waiting in pubs and restaurants for example. Beautiful seaside though and clean air.
Be prepared for a lot of walking up and down as it is very hilly. Lovely beach and you can either learn how to surf or just watch people learning how to surf. I'm sure this location is very different for everyone who visits it as there is a variety of different things to do. For me, it was the galleries and the area in a art-historical sense.
Lovely to visit, hilly and would think it would be incredibly busy in the summer. Loved the Hepworth sculptures, in a fabulous garden. On the hosts recommendation ate at the Beach which was lovely and would not have found as it was a restaurant with wonderful sea veiws but over a very ordinary looking fish shop. I think it would avoid going in high season
After our honeymoon to Africa was cancelled we booked a four night stay here. And we had the most fantastic time, the Covid-19 measures in place make you feel really safe. I will warn people it is on top of a steep hill but a taxi from town is only £5 if you don’t want to walk back but it’s a pleasant 10-15 minute walk down hill. All food and drink in the hotel are very fairly priced and delicious. Thank you all at the resort for making our honeymoon fantastic- We will return one day when the pools are open.
St Ives
The breakfast was lovely both mornings and the location is excellent for exploring South Cornwall. The staff are amongst the friendliest I have ever experienced at a hotel and it enhances the stay there by making the process of checking in, having breakfast etc an enjoyable experience. It is also good value for money and for the quality of service and location its great.
St Ives
We loved our stay in the Cosy Cabin in the back of the garden , it was spacious and very light . Breakfast was in the conservatory and was delicious and the staff were lovely . Location was great about 20 minute walk to Carbis Bay Beach , also train and bus available to St Ives . Will be recommending to everybody and hopefully visiting again in the near future.
St Ives
Julie and tony were the most friendly and accommodating hosts, welcoming us into their lovely home. We had our own space and yet felt they were on hand should we have needed anything. I would much prefer to support a small independent business rather than a large hotel chain . I would thoroughly recommend this bed and breakfast to anyone
St Ives
The location was fantastic, right by the beach and an easy 5 min stroll into town. The room was beautifully decorated and spacious and the breakfast was delicious. The hosts were really friendly and welcoming. Also very importantly, it was very covid prepared. We felt completely safe and there were lots of hand sanitizers everywhere.
St Ives
The location of the hotel was great. The staff were friendly and helpful. The cooked breakfast very good and served quickly and the eggs were perfect! The room was well appointed and just the right size for the two of us. We thoroughly enjoyed our trip and if the opportunity presents itself we'll be back.
St Ives
The room was of "Boutique Hotel" standard. The room's entrance hall that directly leads off to the superb bathroom and bedroom that in turn boasted that stunning views over the harbour. The eye to detail fully appreciated. The staff were very pleasent.
Geoff and Christine are the perfect hosts! Their B&B was spotlessly clean, the bed and bedding was really comfortable and we loved our morning cooked breakfast. The location is great, right next to Carbis Bay - would definitely return!
I had a good stay at the St. Ives Bay Hotel, the location is great, just a short walk to the town centre, and I had a fantastic view of the sea from my room. The staff were helpful and both my room and the hotel were very clean.
the spa and pool facilities were exceptional. the orangery restaurant was amazing, were we had a great afternoon tea. the views are the best at any hotel in Cornwall. the beach is something from a paradise island
The hotel is in such a beautiful position, with panoramic views of the bay and beaches. The decor is modern but with lovely touches such as local artwork and old photographs. The staff were smiley and friendly.
Good location, breakfast, cocktails, and views from the restaurant and bar ( in places). Staff generally good and helpful. Spa and pool aesthetically pleasing with sensible numbers allowed in for 45 minutes.
St Ives
close location to carbis bay rail station and bus stop just opposite the hotel👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
St Ives
Close to Carbis bay hotel room was lovely and hosts couldn’t do enough
Boutique style hotel, exceptionally friendly staff
St Ives
It was perfect for our party of 8 with 6 teenagers. We’ll equipped, light, clean, modern, simple.
St Ives
Loved the location my beautiful lodge we stayed in a two bed to bathroom platinum lodge
St Ives
Service, bag with goodies, easy in and out, location