Featured hotels in Cornwall
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£49
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The John Francis Basset Wetherspoon
Camborne
Description Situated in Camborne, in a building dating from 19th century, The John Francis Basset Wetherspoon offers a bar and guestrooms with free WiFi. The accommodation provides a 24-hour front desk.Review"Clean,,,friendly staff...cheap food n drink...loads of plug sockets"
Thomas. Ireland -
£119
Average price per night
Description Situated overlooking Fistral Beach in Newquay, this adults only hotel and spa boasts a bar, restaurant and free Wi-Fi throughout.Review"Ideal location, staff were lovely and friendly and helpful. Room was clean and very comfortable"
Jane. United Kingdom -
£55
Average price per night
Description On the A30 between Launceston and Bodmin, The Jamaica Inn offers 20 en-suite rooms, free WiFi and Sky channels offering sports and movies.Review"Our room was in the old part, but despite being small it was atmospheric, clean had everything we needed. We visited the Lost Gardens of Heligan which were fabulous and also followed the walk available..."
stephen. Spain -
£79
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Description With an impressive seafront location overlooking Falmouth Harbour, Greenbank Hotel offers panoramic views and traditional charm.Review"Great breakfast choices especially the Eggs Benedict. Great views from the water side."
Keith. United Kingdom -
£160
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Boskerris Hotel
St Ives
Description Set in St Ives, in a building dating from 1931, a few steps from Carbis Bay, Boskerris Hotel offers a garden and guestrooms with free WiFi.Review"Gorgeous views from the back deck with G&T in hand! Great food in the restaurant as well."
Paul. Australia -
£139.50
Average price per night
Description Offering a seasonal outdoor pool and sauna, The St Enodoc Hotel is located in Wadebridge in the Cornwall Region. The hotel has a terrace and views of the river, and guests can enjoy a drink at the...Review"Great staff nothing was too much trouble"
Fiona. United Kingdom -
£85
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The White House
Newquay
Description Located a short walk from Newquay's beaches, bars, shops and restaurants, The White House offers boutique-style accommodation with a range of individually stylish rooms.Review"The accommodation was simply great. Adrian and Jilly, the hosts, were very polite and helpful. Whenever we needed something, we just had to tell them and they offered us their help. The breakfast was really..."
Hermann . Germany -
£125
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The Gannet Inn
St Ives
Description 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.Review"Great location. Contemporary fit out & clean, spacious room. Would definitely stay again."
John. Australia -
£100
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Mount Haven Hotel
Marazion
Description Offering views across Mount's Bay and St Michael's Mount, Mount Haven Hotel is located above Marazion, close to Penzance.Review"I got a lovely room with a modern, perfectly clean bathroom and a balkony with view to St Michaels Mount. The hotel’s restaurant serves creative and delicious dishes. Yet, the icing on the cake was a wonderful..."
Kristina. Netherlands -
£78
Average price per night
Tremarne Hotel
Mevagissey
Description Tremarne Hotel is a stylish, award-winning property in a spectacular location just minutes from the Cornwall coast. The hotel has its own swimming pool, free on site parking and offers free WiFi.Review"Great service, a bar and a lounge as well as your own room. Views over the valley and a lovely walk to the harbour."
Pam. Australia
The Stuff of Legends
Inhabited since prehistory, Cornwall is characterised by a series by rocky bays, fishing villages and spectacular coastline. Right at England’s western tip is Land’s End where sheer cliffs descend into the Atlantic Ocean. Along the coast is popular St Ives, home to many Cornwall hotels by the sea on Booking.com.
Another fantastic beach resort is Penzance, while across the bay is St Michael’s Mount (not to be confused with similar Mont St-Michel in Normandy). Also boasting a wonderful beach is Newquay, though it is best known for its excellent surfing conditions.
Further north is Tintagel, the stuff of legends due to its association with King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. The remains of Tintagel Castle are perched dramatically on a rocky promontory, while inland on Bodmin Moor granite tors and stone monoliths only add to Cornwall’s feeling of mystery.
Heading north towards Bude the Cornwall beaches become longer, while on the southern coast Looe is a picturesque town curving around an inlet. To the east near St Austell is the Eden Project, huge domes housing thousands of plants from all over the world.
The county town of Cornwall is Truro, home to an impressive cathedral overlooking the River Fal which flows down to Falmouth Bay, a great spot to try some local Cornish ice cream.
