Cornwall Hotels

Chellowdene has a great location, just metres from the beach’s superb facilities for bathing and surfing, and its cafe, bar and restaurant facilities. Castle Beach and the Swanpool nature reserve are only a short walk away. Falmouth town centre is only a 10-minute walk away and all the town’s bars, shops and cafes are within easy reach.

Open all year round, Chellowdene is a non-smoking bed and breakfast.

As well as sea views in all rooms, some rooms also have balconies overlooking the scenic Falmouth Bay.

Free wireless internet access is available throughout.

Private off-road parking is available directly in front of the property. Parking is free for guests.

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China Fleet Country Club offers an excellent range of facilities, including a championship golf course, a 25-metre leisure pool and a 28-bay, floodlit driving range. There is also a fitness suite, a spa with Jacuzzi, a steam room, a sauna and a health and beauty suite.

The spacious apartments are equipped with free broadband, satellite TV and tea and coffee-making facilities. The Farmhouse Restaurant at China Fleet has recently been awarded one AA Rosette in recognition of its quality food. China Fleet also boasts a brasserie, bars and a coffee shop.

Chy-An-Albany provides an ideal base to explore St. Ives and its renowned Tate Gallery, as well as the quaint harbour side, cobbled streets and collection of beautiful beaches that have captivated artists and tourists for over a century. The hotel is also just a short walk from the train station at the bottom of the hill (approximately 3 minutes).
Originally 3 Edwardian houses built for local sea captains with the Hain Shipping Company, Chy-an-Albany was converted to a hotel in the 1920s. The hotel has been tastefully refurbished retaining much of the charm of the original building.
Take the freshest, finest local vegetables and produce, fish straight from the sea, Cornish made cheeses and a basket of exotic foods and wines from around the world.

Offering the guest comfort, peace and tranquility, the hotel is still close to all the attractions of the Cornish Riviera.
Built as a prestigious hotel by a local tradesman in 1934, the Cliff Head Hotel has been under private ownership for many years. Perfectly located on a private road in Carlyon Bay, directly opposite the Carlyon Bay Hotel. Overlooking beautiful sandy beaches and coves, close to many scenic clifftop walks offering gorgeous panoramic views of the amazing Cornish coastline, the hotel is right in the middle of the Cornish Riviera, which makes it an ideal base from which guests can go out and explore the numerous and wonderful sights that Cornwall has to offer. Whether it be old castles, historic houses, ...

At Elements’ you can experience superb rooms, excellent facilities, an exemplary all-day menu and a style in a league of its own. The hotel has a bar and restaurant, as well a gym where you may use the fitness equipment, sauna and solarium free of charge.

There is a purpose-built surfboard store and drying room for your surfing/walking gear and bikes, kite-surfing rig etc. There are a number of foam surfboards for guests’ use. If you fancy learning to surf, lessons can be arranged for you under the expert tuition of a former European champion.

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.

Great Trethew Manor is set in the heart of the countryside, surrounded by 30 acres of beautiful gardens, woodlands and meadows. The only access is a delightful half mile drive. Bordered with many lovely trees and shrubs. There are many woodland and garden walks which harbour a wide variety of wildlife including, Woodpeckers, Jays, Nut Hatches, Pigeon, Pheasant, Partridge, Snipe, Kingfisher, Heron, Fox, Rabbits. Badgers and the occasional Deer. Within the grounds we have a hard tennis court, fish ponds, trout lake, croquet lawn, barbecue area, car parking and plenty of room for the children to play. We can offer pony riding or trekking on special request within the grounds of the hotel or if you would prefer a longer trek through the woodlands.

Dating from 1640, the Greenbank is Falmouth’s oldest hotel and is a fascinating collection of sympathetically and beautifully restored buildings perched on the sea wall and private quay.

The Greenbank boasts one of the most sensational panoramic waterfront views in England. Hours can slip by as you follow the yachts sailing quietly out to sea. Even storm clouds gathering over the bay are dramatic.

This traditional inn has both a bar and lounge/restaurant, where you can drink with the local fishermen or dine in a relaxed pub atmosphere. Fully refurbished in 2003, the Harbour Inn has kept its traditional values and introduced the modern comforts that bring many guests back time and time again.
Food and drink is served in the bar and restaurant at lunch and dinner, using local sources wherever possible.