Hotels
Whether you're seeking a luxury escape or a quaint countryside retreat, Cornwall's hotels offer a wide range of options to suit every taste and style.
With their idyllic locations, warm hospitality, and access to the region's natural wonders, staying in a hotel in Cornwall promises a truly memorable experience. Indulge in a little Cornish luxury.
Cornwall's Hotels
Choose from a range of luxurious and boutique hotels with stunning views, impeccable service, and an abundance of Cornish charm. Not only that, but several of Cornwall's hotels offer world-class spa facilities, where you can relax and rejuvenate with a number of therapies and treatments. Others boast gourmet restaurants, with locally sourced produce from land and sea.
One of the highlights of staying in a hotel in Cornwall is the opportunity to experience its breathtaking landscape. Many hotels are situated in prime locations, with stunning views of the coastline, rolling hills, or picturesque countryside. The beauty of Cornwall really is on your doorstep and guests can often enjoy direct access to beautiful beaches, the South West Coast Path, and expansive gardens.
From late availability to money-off discounts, we have an offer to suit everyone.
Whether you're in need of a last-minute getaway or whether you're simply looking for a saving for your next adventure, we have an offer for you. From last-minute trips to early bird discounts, a quick weekend away to savvy savings on your family break; discover more of Cornwall for less.
Hotels in Cornwall
Carlyon Bay Hotel, Spa + Golf
Set above the bay with truly breathtaking views across to St Austell Bay, the Carlyon Bay Hotel is a wonderful place to feel inspired and unwind whilst experiencing a taste of Cornish hospitality. The...
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The Lugger Hotel
Luxury seaside small hotel, on the harbour slipway. Great views of the sea and the headland cliffs. wonderful scenic walks. with a very pretty village, unspoiled location. Traditional fishing village.
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THE PIG - at Harlyn Bay
Just a short stroll from Harlyn beach and Constantine Bay beaches, THE PIG-at Harlyn Bay is only a 10-minute drive to the picturesque port of Padstow (where THE PIG’s good friends the Restaurateurs an...
See accommodationGWR operate high speed train services frequently from London Paddington station including the Night Riviera Sleeper Service to Penzance. There are also direct trains daily from Bristol and beyond. Find out more at www.gwr.com
Once in Cornwall, there's a great rail network for getting around the county, ideal for when the roads are busy in the summer. Give the driver a rest and grab a cheap day return to St Ives or Looe. Sit back and enjoy the scenery on the Tamar Valley Line or head to the beach at Newquay or Falmouth. For more info, go to GWR
For National Rail enquiries telephone 08457 484950.
The First Group co-ordinate bus services from many Cornish stations.
Park-and-ride schemes run in season at Liskeard (for Looe) and St Erth (for St. Ives).
Flying to and from Cornwall offers an attractive alternative to the long and sometimes frustrating journey by train or car, Cornwall's airport is a few miles outside Newquay on the north coast.
For more info go to Cornwall Airport Newquay Website or call +44 (0)1637 860600 or e-mail Info@newquaycornwallairport.com
2023 destinations and airlines include
Aberdeen, Manchester, Edinburgh, Isle of Man and Newcastle with Loganair Alicante, Faro, Malaga, London Stansted, Dublin and Edinburgh with Ryanair Gatwick up to 3 times a day, Humberside, and East Midlands with Eastern Airways Isles of Scilly with Skybus Dublin, and Belfast City offering onward connectivity to/from the US with Aer Lingus Glasgow and Manchester with EasyJet Heathrow twice a day and Manchester daily with Flybe Zurich with Edelweiss Dusseldorf with Eurowings Copenhagen with SAS
There's also a small airport near Land's End that is used to fly to the Isles of Scilly Skybus and a heliport in Penzance used for the same route.
Exeter Airport is also within easy reach of Cornwall via the A30 and A38.
That all depends on what you are looking for? North Cornwall tends to be wilder, rugged cliffs, long sandy windswept beaches, a land of myth's and legends...
The south coast is gentler, historic fishing villages, small sheltered coves and green fields running down to the water's edge.
Whichever coast you choose, you will receive a warm welcome, and if you do get bored, it's never much more than an hour's drive from one side to the other.
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