Luxury Hotels in Cornwall England

For some this family owned and managed hotel by the sea is the ideal location from which to explore the delights of the Duchy, with its many picturesque coastal villages, spectacular cliffs and rugged moorland. Others see it as just the place to get away from it all or even the perfect venue for their business meeting, conference or dinner dance. We look forward to welcoming you. Please Note: Single Sex Parties are not permitted under any circumstances. Under Hotel policy we have the right to refuse you on check-in.

Tredethy Country Hotel has been the home of many British families, and of Prince Chula of Thailand until the late 60s. A delightful and unique holiday spot today, Tredethy offers privacy and the blissful peace of the countryside, whatever the season. It is within easy reach of the north and south coasts, as well as the Eden Project and National Trust houses and gardens.

The 7 acres of grounds at Tredethy are themselves a piece of history, with many old trees and plants. March hosts hundreds of narcissus, and April is time for the breathtaking display of bluebells, followed by wild garlic and blue and pink wildflowers.
The cosy, country feel of a lived-in house is effortlessly achieved by the ‘layering’ of furniture and objects inherited by this building over the years.

Hotel Penzance provides rooms and breakfast, as well a full restaurant and bar service. The hotel overlooks Mounts Bay and Penzance Harbour and offers a superb base for exploring West Cornwall.

Located between the rugged cliffs of Land's End and the golden beaches and galleries of St. Ives, Hotel Penzance take care to provide everything you need. Service is attentive, including help with planning your day, arranging tickets, picnic baskets or future reservations.

It was built as much for the holidays of the extended family as for a commercial enterprise. The total cost including fitting was 12,000. The hotel was originally called The South Western, to benefit from the planned railway development but it was Southern Railways who eventually brought the trains to Padstow. This prompted the change of name. The railway brought many visitors on the direct line from Waterloo, including many M.P'S. The then Prince of Wales was a regular visitor for the golf, did Mrs. Simpson visit too? Not surprisingly there are no records of this! In 1936, following the deaths of the Cory Brothers, Trust House bought the hotel and it remained within the company until it was sold in June 2002 to the Richardson Group.

The restaurant and bar/lounge are on the ground floor and every effort is made to source locally produced food. There is a fruit basket at reception. All rooms have a small fridge and an en suite shower and toilet.

The Silver Jubilee is near the rail and coach stations for day trips to Tintagel, Padstow, Eden Project and St.Ives. Many country-house gardens, zoos and attractions are nearby.

An AA Rosette winning Restaurant, indoor pool, and terrace overlooking the bay add the luxurious finishing touches.

The Camelot Hotel is situated on the edge of the Bude and North Cornwall Golf Course offering uninterrupted views across the first three fairways to the sea. The hotel is furnished, decorated and maintained to the highest standards. Our spacious, elegant and comfortable bar and lounge open onto decking surrounded by shrubs and flowers. The fully-stocked bar has flexible hours, and there is a games room with pool, darts and table tennis. Top quality beds and the elegant decor ensure a restful night's sleep. The Camelot is run by the Naylor family, whose commitment to quality is shared by all their staff. We have assembled a first-class team who have an outstanding reputation for their friendly and efficient service. Whether ...

Aside from its enviable location, the hotel is a magnet for discerning diners, attracted by its reputation for superb cuisine, as well as those simply seeking to relax in its friendly ambience and comfortable accommodation. The terrace is simply the best place around to sit and watch life on the water of this bustling harbour in summer. All of our rooms are non-smoking.

The hotel is situated above the 25 acres of golden sands of Carbis Bay Beach, part of the larger St Ives Bay. It is one of only 2 bays in the United Kingdom to qualify as a member of the exclusive, internationally recognised Most Beautiful Bays in the World organisation.

Steeped in over 100 years of tradition and history, the Carbis Bay Hotel aims to provide a high standard of service complemented by courteous and friendly staff, and attention to detail.
The hotel’s unique setting, offering uninterrupted views across the golden sands of Carbis Bay, combined with many years of catering experience and the highest standards of service, provides with the ideal venue for special occasions and business events. The Carbis ...

In 2003, The Fieldhead was in the final for the Small Hotel of the Year Award. Situated in West Looe, The Fieldhead is only a fifteen minute walk along the waterside to the centre of town. In summer, a passenger ferry plys across the harbour mouth. The town beach is popular in the summer months, while the rock pools and sandy coves below the hotel provide interest all year round.

Virtually all bedrooms have tremendous sea views - a perfect way to start and end the day.

The Horizons Restaurant has far reaching views across Looe Bay. The cuisine is essentially French and English with a daily changing menu offering a wide variety of fresh local produce. Our large heated swimming pool is open from mid May to the end of September.

Each room has a luxurious en suite bathroom with deluge shower and Seboni Cornish Spa products. Seboni Spa is a romantic retreat and offers relaxing and rejuvenating treatments.

Portloe is a beautiful fishing village in a conservation area at the foot of a valley. It forms part of the beautiful Roseland Peninsula and has a picturesque cove and a tiny harbour to explore.

Lugger Hotel has been recommended by many, including the Sunday Times and the Hip Hotel Guide.

The location is only a few minutes' drive from the Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan. Sea Breeze is also within easy reach of the town centre and St. Austell’s railway and bus stations.
Sea Breeze is a luxury 2-bedroom apartment with an en suite master bedroom and a fully equipped kitchen with all the facilities for today’s visitor. The accommodation provides a very spacious lounge, kitchen, dining area plus the added advantage of a separate shower room. Electric gates help to provide secure car parking and there is an integrated door code system. There is a cleaning service every other day.

With roses around the windows in summer, and cosy wood fires in the winter, this is always an ideal place to unwind. Partake of a traditional cream tea in the elegant drawing room; relax in the warm atmosphere of the cocktail bar; browse leisurely through the books in the library; or enjoy the fresh local cuisine and picturesque view in the intimate, refined dining room. When you want to stretch your legs, the hotel's beautiful gardens; expansive wood and secluded heated swimming pool are waiting just outside. A wedding co-ordinator and business manager are on-site to offer a tailored solution to any group occasion.
A Grade II listed Georgian building, the Rose in Vale Country House Hotel is situated in Mithian Village, just outside St.