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Located in Camborne, in a building dating from 19th century, The John Francis Basset Wetherspoon provides a bar and guestrooms with free WiFi. The property has a 24-hour front desk.
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"Staff was friendly and helpful. The hotel room was modern and big by European standards. Huge bar/restaurant attached but secured from the rooms. Free parking a few minutes walk away. Location was excellent. An Aldi across the street. Easy access to Lands End and Lizard peninsulas of Cornwall. But the icing on the cake was air conditioning!"
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Located overlooking Fistral Beach in Newquay, this adults only hotel and spa features a bar, restaurant and free Wi-Fi throughout.
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"Views from oceanside rooms are fantastic. Friendly staff. They were genuinely concerned with making our visit a good one. Loved the pool with the waterfall "massagers". My wife said the spa massage..."
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On the A30 between Launceston and Bodmin, The Jamaica Inn offers 20 rooms with attached bathroom, free WiFi and Sky channels offering sports and movies.
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"Comfy bed, lovely decor for dining, and in bar, excellent breakfast and enjoyed the museum. Good wifi and amenities."
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Located in St. Ives, in a building dating from 1931, 70 yards from Carbis Bay, Boskerris Hotel provides a garden and guestrooms with free WiFi.
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"fantastic breakfast,perfectly clean. obviously a well run place."
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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...
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Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, An Mor offers accommodations in Bude, 26 mi from Padstow. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Limited private parking is available on-site.
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"really nice modern hotel, well decorated lovely staff ready to help"
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Located a short walk from Newquay's beaches, bars, shops and restaurants, The White House offers boutique-style accommodations with a range of individually stylish rooms.
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"Welcoming and very helpful hosts who provided a delicious breakfast which kept me full the entire day. Owner Jilly gave me many ideas of good restaurants nearby, as well as special places to visit within..."
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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.
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"Great, friendly and welcoming staff. Lovely food and the decor was wonderful."
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Set on a clifftop overlooking the harbor, The Old School Hotel offers a restaurant and rooms with attached bathroom in Port Isaac. Free WiFi access is available in shared areas.
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"The view thru the Gothic windows of the harbor were magnificent."
Cornwall offers a variety of surfing beaches and surf schools, which are among the best in the UK.
Blue Flag beaches
Situated on the UK's southwestern tip, Cornwall has 5 beaches awarded the international Blue Flag status.
Country house gardens
Cornwall's picturesque gardens are home to a variety of rare and beautiful plants and trees.
Coastal walking trails
Discover Cornwall's scenic coastal hikes, with several areas of cultural heritage and the longest coast of any English county.
Water sports
Get active in Cornwall with a variety of water sports, such as sailing, kayaking and boat trips.
World Heritage Sites
With a tin-mining history stretching back to pre-Roman times, Cornwall's historic mining landscape is important to the local culture.
Farmers' markets
Cornwall has a number of farmers' markets offering fresh, local produce including Cornish cheese, jams and vegetables.
The Eden Project
The space-age domes of this giant greenhouse are home to the largest indoor rainforest in the world.
The Minack Theatre
Carved into a cliff-face overlooking the restless sea below, this open-air theatre is nestled on the southern Cornish coastline.
Cornish cream tea
Those wanting to while away an afternoon can try this Cornish tradition, consisting of tea, scones, clotted cream and jam.
Planning a trip? Get inspired by reviews of cities in Cornwall
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We had a lovely second visit to Tintagel!
We had a lovely second visit to Tintagel! Yes, we returned to Tintagel, and why not? A village that has it all - excellent food (King Arthur Arms, Cornishman Inn), spectacular views, King Arthur's castle, Merlin's magical cave, & a feeling of the knights of the round table in the air. Another historic site in Tintagel is the medieval post office, a must see. Everyone, locals & visitors, are extremely friendly & will strike up a conversation in a heartbeat. (My kind of folks). Tintagel is a walk in time that is not to be overlooked on a trip to Cornwall.
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Brenda
United States of America
10
Ancient former capital of Cornwall.
Ancient former capital of Cornwall. Charming walkable tiny city with several magnificent churches, and the remains of Launceston Castle set in glorious countryside. Stayed for for 4 glorious days in The Eagle house boutique hotel where we lived and ate in the18th manor house like pampered landed gentry adjacent to Launceston castle.
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Dee
United States of America
8.0
Great relaxed break, friendly locals and lovely restaurants.
Great relaxed break, friendly locals and lovely restaurants. We went to The Stables pizza restaurant which is great to watch the sunset from, big windows overlooking the sea and really tasty pizza. The town seems very dog friendly, walking on the beaches most people have dogs, nearly every pub/restaurant has at least one customer with a dog, all nice friendly dogs. We flew to newquay airport which was great, it’s a very small airport and quite calm to go through, then we rented a car and Newquay town was about a 10min drive, very simple. The only negative I had from this trip was driving around Cornwall was a bit stressful for me, the terrain is very hilly and I’m not used to driving up such sharp inclines and there were some crazy junctions with poor visibility because of these inclines.
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Naomi
Ireland
10
Falmouth is a great place to enjoy a family break as well as...
Falmouth is a great place to enjoy a family break as well as for couples. You can enjoy the full spectrum of town life, shopping and it’s working maritime heritage, the restaurants serving some of the finest cuisine from all around the world or escape (sometimes virtually walking distance) into rural Cornwall and the magnificent local beaches. You can hire kayaks and paddle boards on the local beaches, enjoy wildlife sea tours (we would highly recommend AK Wildlife Cruises) or just take things at a slower pace at many of the wonderful parks and natural attractions in the area.
Definitely one of our top places to visit again in 2018!
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Stephen
United Kingdom
10
A real taste of Cornwall, compact town with lots of nice...
A real taste of Cornwall, compact town with lots of nice shops and restaurants. We ate in Zizzi’s and had a lovely meal. It’s lovely to be so close to the sea.
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Patricia
United Kingdom
8.0
Great sea side town with lovely views of the ocean, and...
Great sea side town with lovely views of the ocean, and close to beautiful scenery areas like Land’s End, Minack Theatre, and Cape Cornwall.
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Cassandra
Canada
10
Got around by car.
Got around by car. Roads were easy to follow, but quite a lot of double mini roundabouts, and a lot of cars parked on both sides of roads in general, narrowing the access routes. Some hills which make for great views.
Loved driving around Carlyon Bay.
Ogy 1 pastie shop sold the best pasties of the 3 we tried in Cornwall.
Visited Eden Project for the first time and loved the rainforest biome the best! The humidity and scents took me to a different world. Also been to Hangloose Adventure Park next to Eden Project good, but they don’t provide photos nor a photographer like some adventure parks, so if this is important to you, take someone along to help with this. There’s an option to hire a camera case for £5 to attach your own mobile phone to your helmet, on the Skywire attraction. It captures the views you’ll witness.
St Austell brewery was a brilliant, informative tour, with beer sampling, free onsite parking and they even offer a student discount with valid student ID.
The people we met everywhere were very friendly and helpful. The booklet Best Days Out In Cornwall, available at most accommodations or attractions, provided some coupons for some of the attractions. I did not use these, but found the information in it helpful.
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Anna Belle 1
United Kingdom
10
We have only been visiting Cornwall since our daughter...
We have only been visiting Cornwall since our daughter started university in Falmouth. We have enjoyed our trips to Falmouth during the last 3 years and will continue to visit even when our daughter’s course is finished. One of the places we would highly recommend to eat is Pennycomequick. You’ll definitely need to book.
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John
United Kingdom
10
Marazion is quieter than expected.
Marazion is quieter than expected. St. Michaels Mount is very beautiful and mysterious. Everyone in Marazion was very friendly. It's a perfect base from which to explore cornwall due to its close proximity to the A30.
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Louvaine
United Kingdom
10
St Michael’s Mount is the main attraction and is definitely...
St Michael’s Mount is the main attraction and is definitely worth the visit but the town also is a great place to relax, enjoy good food, quiet walks, chat with friendly residents. Marazion is also a great Headquarters for exploring other parts of Cornwall
Perfect place to stay and explore Cornwall. Beth was so welcoming, helpful and the room was immaculate and beautifully presented. Lovely breakfasts with fresh fruit and choices galore. Water and soft drinks available. Had a great outdoor area to relax in after a day exploring. Beth very kindly let us do our washing after four weeks of travelling. Easy walk to two nice pubs and owners have fish and chip shop (ex cod). 10 min taxi drive to pubs & restaurants in Padstow. Definitely recommend staying here - we would love to go back!!
The staff and the hotel could not have been better. Situated adjacent to the Cornwall coast, the beauty of the setting was amazing. The rooms were warm and comfortable, and the food at the in-house restaurant was fabulous. We had driven for several hours and arrived a bit early... but our room was ready and the staff eager to assist. I can't remember what made me decide to stay at the Elements, but I am very pleased that I did! I highly recommend the Elements if you are ever in the Bude area.
We had a beautiful room with balcony and view of the sea. The beautiful beach was only a short stroll away. You can tell the accomodation caters to a slightly older clientele and in that sense it was a bit old-fashioned with very little atmosphere in the bar and very few people around after about 9pm but it was my first trip to Cornwall and that's maybe what it's like. The beds were so comfy though and you couldn't help but feel relaxed. Beautiful pool also. Would love to return!!
The hotel is an amazing experience set on the most beautiful gardens which. Lead down to there own private beach on a cove stunning.The staff are fantastic is a family run hotel and it shows on there attention to details from the clotted cream Fudge,to a lovely surprise on Easter Sunday Morning turn ed you coffee cup over and there was a lovely Creme Egg.Will be staying here again on my ext trip to Cornwall.Superb all the way.
We had the room with the fabulous view!
Our host and hostess were very friendly and helpful with many suggestions for what to see and how to get there.
Excellent Scottish breakfast with many choices, fresh and locally sourced.
It is a 30-40 min walk into St Ives or a quick bus ride. (A bus pass and a schedule make getting around in Cornwall very easy and economical)
Probably the best B&B we stayed in this trip.
The position of the hotel is great, easily accessible by the main road but also walking distance (10-15 minutes) from the center of Falmouth. Great place where to start day trips all over Cornwall.
The breakfast is very large, with both cold buffet and hot full English breakfast cooked to order: really enjoyable and good boost for the day. The owners are both friendly and helpful. The room was quite big.
Staff was friendly and helpful. The hotel room was modern and big by European standards. Huge bar/restaurant attached but secured from the rooms. Free parking a few minutes walk away. Location was excellent. An Aldi across the street. Easy access to Lands End and Lizard peninsulas of Cornwall. But the icing on the cake was air conditioning!
My favorite on the trip to Cornwall. Big old hotel right next to the walking trail down the Cornish Coast. Wonderful breakfast, restaurant for dinner if you like, and a great location for walking a beautiful part of the coast. Open lawn and lush garden. 10 min. walk from little town more touristy. Very friendly staff. I would love to go back.
Absolutely perfect location, close to Perranporth and Newquay and only a few minutes walk from the beach at Holywell Bay. Gareth and Jane were absolutely fantastic hosts, very accommodating and friendly. Would highly recommend for anyone visiting Cornwall, particularly the room with the view overlooking the gold course and sand dunes!
Well situated bed and breakfast. Accessible by public transport and very close to the airport, although it isn't walkable (the roads in Cornwall are not pedestrian-friendly!). The owners were very kind and helpful. The room was great and quiet, and the breakfast was excellent in both quantity and quality!
Our first visit to Cornwall and we chose the village of Marazion for St Michael’s Mount. The hotel was excellent and we enjoyed our stay very much. Marazion was a great place to stay for a weekend visit. Relaxing, amazing landscape, perfect getaway. Hotel staff were great, the restaurant excellent.
Great Location Close to Newquay and central for touring Cornwall. Local pubs and Restaurants were very good and the village had a Play Park with Skate Ramps, Tennis Court and Field for the Kids to enjoy. Plenty of local dog walks and a really friendly village with well stocked shop.
Loved view from my room and breakfast room to bay, friendly helpful responsive staff but not too cloying like some B&B. An old hotel but super clean, everywhere and best shower of my stay in Cornwall. I left my car when I went walking for a few days, nothing phased the staff.
Great location with views and a 3 minute train ride into St Ives avoiding parking nightmares. Excellent cuisine. Service A+. Recommended what to visit in Cornwall. Clean, comfortable & friendly. Well trained staff who went to great lengths to ensure our satisfaction.
The apartment was wonderful. It was very well apppointed and very family friendly. We received a very warm and personal greeting upon arrival. There was milk, bread, jam, and butter in our fridge to start us off. It was a great location for our Cornwall adventures.
Booked last minute for New Years celebrations and it was excellent! We travelled along way but was very worth it! St Ives is a beautiful part of Cornwall and we have visited on a number of occasions and will continue to!
It's a lovely distance out of Newquay and the beach nearby is gorgeous. Would be a fun summer hotel. Also close to the airport and a good home base for exploring that area of Cornwall.
Great property base to tour and spend time in Cornwall. Easy reach of Padstow. Great facilities, very clean and comfortable. Would definitely return as great little place to stay.
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