In 43 acres of parkland, this stunning 19th-century manor house has a luxurious spa, a gym and an infinity pool. It offers a range of accommodation just a few miles from The Eden Project.
Perched on the rugged cliffs of St Austell Bay, The Carlyon Bay Hotel features a luxury spa, award-winning restaurant and a golf course. The hotel has panoramic views and 4-star bedrooms.
Marina
Germany
Great location, beautiful beach. Amazing food! Spacioys rooms.
A luxury hotel in Cornwall overlooking the Fowey’s attractive waterfront, the award-winning Old Quay House has a waterside terrace with estuary views. Wi-Fi is free to use.
Louise
United Kingdom
Location and room amazing! We had room 6. What a view to wake up to.
Set in Fowey, less than 1 km from Readymoney Cove Beach, Fowey Hall Hotel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Stephanie
United Kingdom
Extremely family friendly and service was fantastic. Very impressed with rooms. Great touches like crabbing equipment provided for children.
Set in 2 acres of grounds, Boscundle Manor boasts a heated indoor swimming pool, bar and a spa. Just 1 mile from The Eden Project, the property also offers free parking and free WiFi.
YVONNE
United Kingdom
A very warm welcome from Jason who was attentive throughout our stay.
Set in the small village of Lanlivery, less than 10 minutes from Eden Project, The Crown Inn features a sun terrace and views of the garden. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant.
Lesley
United Kingdom
Proper old pub. Great staff. Fabulous food. Super linen/towels. Fun Sherry provided in room.
Tremarne Hotel is a stylish, award-winning property in a spectacular location just minutes from the Cornwall coast.
Ian
United Kingdom
Lovely hotel and really close to the SWCP for walkiers. The service was excelent and alson recomend the evening meal the food was top quality. Great views from our room and the staff were really helpful. One of the best we have ever stayed in!!
Set 1 km from Readymoney Cove Beach, The King offers 4-star accommodation in Fowey and has a terrace, a restaurant and a bar.
JANET
United Kingdom
Had the most gorgeous 2 night stay at The King. Stayed in the Super King room which is decorated beautifully and so classy. I’m sure the view from the room is one of the best in Fowey, overlooking the square and where the Polruan Ferry comes in. We stayed bed & breakfast and the breakfast was one of the best we have ever had. We finished our second night stay with a cheese board and bottle of wine sat on the perfectly positioned chairs soaking up the view from our room…perfection. We had our dog with us as well and she was very welcomed by all. Richard and Harriet are wonderful hosts and their personal attention really made our stay.
Situated in the centre of St. Austell, White Hart Hotel features a traditional restaurant and lively bar. The Rail Station is 5 minutes’ walk away and there is free private parking.
Stephen
United Kingdom
room comfortable, quite large with a large bathroom.
Good selection of different items on the menu, fish and chips were exceptional.
Breakfast made to order, good selection.
Quality of real ale outstanding, pity there were only two choices
Visiting Cornwall, then Charlestown is a must, and perfect...
Visiting Cornwall, then Charlestown is a must, and perfect for a short or long stay. Great eating places, with Vegetarian or Vegan options. Lots of atmosphere, and we are sure you will want to return time and again, just like us! Well known for a variety of tv shows being filmed in Charlestown.
We can highly recommend Poldark Cottage in the heart of Charlestown yet peaceful and perfect.
Natalie
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A quaint little place, home of the shipwreck museum.
A quaint little place, home of the shipwreck museum. We didn't go in as we visited at Christmas and only the tunnels were open. Lots of dog friendly places to eat and drink. Some arts and crafts shops, antiques and a great ice cream shop just outside the museum. A large council carpark opposite the museum, if you want free parking you need to get there super early for a space and I can imagine the village/town is very overcrowded in the summer. Easy walk to Tesco (uphill) and Nial's bakery which has great food and pastries. Beach is stony but lovely and sheltered, dogs are allowed October to April. You can walk the coastal path to Carolyn Bay which is a sandy beach but it is very uphill all the way so probably not suitable for very young children or if carrying loads of 'stuff' (there is a car park at Carolyn Bay).
Helen
8.0
Scored 8.0
Churchtown is lovely historic harbour.
Churchtown is lovely historic harbour. Old fashioned pubs with food.
We liked the Rashleigh arms for drinks and they had a quiz on Tuesday.
We were mainly driving but took public transport on the Friday, cost us nothing on our Liverpool Bus Passes. Was reliable.
Judith
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Having never been to Charlestown before it was a real treat.
Having never been to Charlestown before it was a real treat. Loved the history, harbour is beautiful. The area is very well looked after, appreciate it was at the beginning of the season but everywhere was clean and tidy. Lots of places to eat, food was lovely and reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend.
Janet
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
It is a very atmospheric place around the old harbour &...
It is a very atmospheric place around the old harbour & lively enough in the day with lots of facilities around such as the harbour barbecue & a particular favourite of ours a bar called the Rum Sailor built into the side of the harbour, plenty of good Quality restaurants we used the Pier Hotel on 2 occasions & Wreckers Bar both had good quality sea food. My wife never tries of walking round the old harbour which has often been used in TV series such as Poldark & Taboo.
John
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Great little town.
Great little town. Picturesque, museum, old ships, plenty of pubs/restaurants. 2small beaches, but other bigger beaches not to far. An ideal place for all. As with all holiday destinations take enough money. The Rashliegh Arms and Pier Hotel are very good pubs which have restaurants . We had a meal in the Rashliegh which was very good. The Pier Hotel is almost sitting on harbourside, making it a good outdoor sitting area, with plenty of room. Getting around Charlestown is easy. A gentle slope leads down to harbour and beach. Parking there we had no problem.
mike
United Kingdom
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