English Hotels 31 to 60 in Cornwall, England

Lanhydrock Hotel and Golf Club - Ideally situated near the main A30 trunk road, running through the centre of Cornwall, this family owned and managed hotel boasts contemporary accommodation and a private 18-hole golf course. Facilities include comprehensive multi-function rooms and conference facilities, and the Nineteen Bistro, serving fresh Cornish produce. There is also an informal bar snack menu and a huge plasma-screen TV to keep you up-to-date with the latest sporting events. Local attractions include the Eden Project and the National Trust Lanhydrock House.

Mannings Hotel - Close to Truro Cathedral and the Hall for Cornwall theatre, this smart and friendly Georgian town house is stylish, modern and laidback and has a popular bar and brasserie. Bedroom and apartments stylishly blend contemporary interiors with the original architecture. All rooms have a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi, and some have a walk-in rain shower, an iPod dock and air conditioning. Mannings is in the centre of Truro, 5 minutes from shops, traditional pubs and modern bistros and bars. Truro is a short drive from Falmouth, Redruth, St Austell and Newquay. The brasserie reflects seasonal and local produce and offers plenty of choice, and the bar is ideal for an expertly made cocktail or international beer.

The Atlantic Hotel - This modern, stylish hotel with great views is a short walk from the beach, and has a private car park; ideal for exploring St Ives and the west Cornwall coastline. The Atlantic Hotel has a relaxing lounge bar. All rooms are en suite and decorated to a high standard. Visit attractions such as the Eden Project, Tate St Ives, the Minack Theatre, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, Land's End, and St Michael's Mount, which are all within easy reach of the hotel.

Sunnycroft Guest House - In the heart of the Cornish Riviera, this 4-star guest house offers a blend of charming period character and modern comfort and luxury, with free Wi-Fi available throughout. Surrounded by the unique beauty of the South Cornish coast, the Sunnycroft Guest House is a great base from which to explore all of the area's world-class attractions, including the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. Rich in original character and charm, yet fresh and uncluttered, the light and spacious en suite rooms feature modern luxuries, including satellite TV, radio alarm clocks, hairdryers and tea/coffee making facilities. Some of the rooms have DVD players and all come with charming extras, such as fresh mineral water and chocolates, as well as a selection of toiletries. There is a comfortable guest lounge with games and magazines, as well as a light and airy breakfast room. A hearty cooked English breakfast is included in the price.

Porth Avallen Hotel - From our country house hotel by the sea, the only thing we overlook is the bay. Our spectacular clifftop location offers a 180 degree sea view over Carlyon Bay. Set in award-winning gardens, this privately owned hotel is family-run and has the cosy ambience of a country house by the sea. We offer an ideal base base for exploring Cornwall's many attractions. The South West Coastal Path is just yards from the hotel entrance and you can walk for miles along the coastline. We offer ample free parking in our private car park, disabled access to all public areas and high-speed Wi-Fi broadband access. All rooms are en suite and well-appointed. A children's tariff is available. Please contact reservations for full details. Our staff offer a warm welcome and friendly service. This combined with comfortable surroundings and delightful cuisine, ensure a memorable visit and one we are sure you will want to repeat.

Tregella Hotel - Tregella Hotel is a long established Edwardian hotel it occupies an attractive seafront position with magnificent views over the Atlantic ocean.within walking distance of the town centre,close to bus and rail links. We are a family run hotel are aims at the tregella are to maintain our high standards with a friendly and homely atmosphere welcoming guests back year after year. The hotel is ideally situated just a few minutes from the Town Centre, shopping area, many excellent restaurants and Newquay's finest beaches. We operate a non-smoking policy in all our bedrooms for the comfort and safety of all are guests. We welcome short breaks early and late season.

Park Grove Hotel - Centrally situated for harbour, town centre and beaches. Excellent cuisine and extremely comfortable en suite rooms. A small hotel overlooking the beautiful Kimberley Park. Personally supervised by resident proprietors. The Park Grove Hotel occupies an attractive position overlooking Kimberley Park , where palms and other subtropical species flourish in the mild climate. The hotel is conveniently situated within easy walking distance of the town centre, harbour and beaches. The Park Grove is a long established family-run hotel and has built up a regular clientele of satisfied guests. The personal and caring service is of prime importance. Special pride is taken in our excellent cuisine, which is reflected in the ever increasing number of guests who return year after year. The light and airy restaurant offers fine food in a comfortable and relaxing environment with traditional cuisine and a friendly attentive service. The evening meal, changed daily, offers plenty of choice and always includes a roast, locally caught fish, delicious sweets and a selection of wines from around the world. The bar is licensed for residents and their friends and together they provide the atmosphere for the most memorable holiday.

Trehellas House - Nestled amid the beautiful Cornish countryside, just off the main A389 between Bodmin and Wadebridge, this charming hotel is beautifully set within a Grade II listed building, dating back to the early 18th century. Situated in Washaway, Trehellas is a family-owned country house with real warmth and character, close to all that the county has to offer. A former courthouse, today, the building still retains many of its beautiful original features, including the ground floor's Delabole slate floors and the external mounting block. Close to the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, Lanhydrock, Padstow, Rock, Wadebridge and numerous other beautiful towns and sites in Cornwall, Trehellas is perfectly situated for walking, cycling the famous Camel Trail, and exploring all that Cornwall has to offer.

The Esplanade Hotel - Situated overlooking the world-famous surfing venue of Fistral Beach, this family-orientated hotel offers the action and excitement of a visit to Newquay, but without the crowds. Many rooms and suites, and the restaurant, benefit from stunning panoramic views over Fistral Beach. The beach itself is a short stroll from the hotel. The hotel also boasts an indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and children's play area. A modern hotel, The Esplanade balances up-to-date facilities with subtle sophistication and a relaxed atmosphere. Its year-round appeal is complemented by the warm Atlantic Gulf-Stream that makes it a venue for all seasons.

The Bay Hotel - This hotel is at the southern end of the world-famous surfers' bay, Fistral Beach. Enjoy superb coastal views and the action of Newquay without the crowds. The refurbished Bay Hotel has modern interiors. Many of the comfy en suite rooms have balconies and sea views. The tiered restaurant loverlooks the Atlantic coast and serves exciting cuisine using local fresh produce. Drinks can be enjoyed in the stylish Bay Bar. Fistral Spa opened in 2007 and is one of the most advanced spas in the South West. You can enjoy the swimming pool with massage cannons, the sauna, steam room and the modern fitness suite on the first floor.

Pendennis Apartment - Pendennis is a luxurious 2-bedroom penthouse with spectacular views over St Austell Bay. The historic port of Charlestown is close by, and St Austell is about 1 mile (1.6 km) away. This self-catering apartment is within walking distance of the Eden Project and an easy drive from the Lost Gardens of Heligan. The penthouse has Wi-Fi, a kitchen, a lounge, under-floor heating and 2 double bedrooms. The large lounge and kitchen provide lovely bay views. Pendennis is located on a prestigious new development with electronic security gates and immaculate gardens. There is a dedicated, secure parking space and extra visitor spaces are available. A nearby leisure facility offers sports and activities, including tennis, squash, badminton and a swimming pool. Horse riding, spa days and other activities available locally can be arranged on request.

Invernook Hotel - Situated in Newquay, the bustling centre of Cornwall, this small, friendly hotel occupies an excellent position from which to explore this scenic county and its lovely beaches. Whatever time of the year you visit, Cornwall has something to offer. From the Invernook Hotel you can be active or adventurous, lazy or relaxed: swim; sunbathe; surf; fish; walk; horse-ride; golf; play tennis; bowl; and enjoy the nightlife. Alternatively you can explore the coast, countryside, old fishing villages and Inns. A level walk away from the town's amenities, beaches, harbour, shops, coach, rail and bus stations, the Invernook enjoys a long established reputation, boasting bookings all-year-round.

Premier Inn Liskeard - On the edge of Liskeard, with easy access to road and rail links, this Premier Inn is ideal for a relaxing short break or for exploring Devon and Cornwall. Liskeard Premier Inn has incredibly comfy beds in every room and an on-site Table Table restaurant. There is free parking on site. Some rooms at Premier Inn can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast has the expected cooked items, including vegetarian sausages, as well as a wide continental selection.

Best Western Penmere Manor Hotel - Set amidst beautiful gardens and woodlands, this Georgian house has been elegantly maintained and has been building its reputation as a family-run hotel for nearly 40 years. Situated on the outskirts of the busy port town of Falmouth, just a short drive away from the beaches and bay, the tranquil gardens and hotel grounds offer you an oasis of calm and a sense of grandeur from a bygone era.

Beachfield - Right on the seafront, with breathtaking panoramic views of Mount's Bay, from The Lizard to Newlyn Harbour, this Victorian building offers free Wi-Fi and charming en suite accommodation. Standing on grounds that were once fields and dunes where fishermen dried their nets, the Beachfield Hotel is only a 6-minute walk from the historic town centre of Penzance, with its quaint backstreets, smugglers' pubs and maritime museums. All of the en suite rooms have TVs, hairdryers, telephones and tea/coffee making facilities. The hotel is fully licensed and the bar overlooks Mount's Bay. The restaurant also boasts magnificent sea views and offers a wide-ranging menu, featuring locally sourced produce and, of course, fish, fresh from the sea.

Best Western Falmouth Beach Hotel and Conference Centre - Situated opposite the beautiful Gyllyngvase Beach in Falmouth, Cornwall, the hotel is just 45 minutes away from the Eden Project and enjoys a panoramic coastal view to the Lizard Peninsula. Ideally situated to explore Cornwall, during the day you can visit a number of small towns and villages or simply relax in the hotel. The hotel benefits from superb in-house leisure facilities, including a swimming pool, tennis court, fitness suite, sauna, steam room and spa. At the end of the day you can enjoy a meal in the carvery, or enjoy the table d' hote menu before relaxing with a drink in the bar area or lounge, which overlooks the sea.

Greenbank Hotel - Greenbank Hotel's setting is in a truly enviable position, with its idyllic seafront location in Falmouth situated off the A39. 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.

Premier Inn Newquay - Just off the A30, this Premier Inn hotel has free parking, family-friendly rooms and is less than 20 minutes' drive from the centre of Newquay. The Premier Inn Newquay (A30/Fraddon) has an on-site Brewers Fayre restaurant, serving pub-style meals. Some rooms can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast has the expected cooked items, including vegetarian sausages, as well as a wide continental selection.

Wringford Down - Wringford Down occupies four acres in a beautiful and slightly wild location on the South coast of Cornwall, with quaint fishing villages, dramatic clifftop walks and clean sandy beaches riddled with caves and rock pools.

Great Trethew Manor - Perfectly located in the heart of the countryside and set in 30 acres of stunning gardens, woodlands and meadows, Great Trethew Manor is ideally placed to explore Cornwall and Devon. Guests may wish to take woodland and garden walks in the beautiful grounds, which host a diverse range of wildlife. The grounds of Great Trethew Manor boast a hard tennis court, fish ponds, a trout lake, croquet lawn and barbecue area. Pony riding or trekking on the grounds are available on special request. Each of the rooms are complimented by antique furniture and a TV. Rooms have en suite bathrooms and some of the rooms have four-poster beds with baths. Free wi-fi internet access is available. The hotel's inviting restaurant offers an extensive and varied ? la carte menu with exotic steaks, including zebra, bison and springbok. Guests will relax in the cosy surroundings with log fire, flag stoned floor and beamed ceilings.

Rose in Vale Country House Hotel - Nestled within a 10 acre wooded valley, this 18th century manor house is a peaceful, secluded haven near the Cornish coast. 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.

The Glendeveor - John and Debbie would like to welcome you to The Glendeveor, a few minutes walk from the beaches, shops and facilities of Newquay. The Glendeveor is family-run and is large enough to cater for parties, yet small enough to make sure you receive the service you want and expect. Accommodation includes rooms with sea views. Our dedicated chef, who has been with the hotel for over 10 years, delights in creating wholesome, home cooked meals. There is a well stocked bar with experienced staff. Entertainment is provided most nights in our lounge/bar. Free on-site parking is available for up to 25 cars (for guests only).

Lowenva Hotel - The Lowenva is a welcoming family-run hotel with a bar and south-facing beer garden. It is a short walk from bars, clubs, restaurants, shops and beaches. Most rooms have sea or countryside views and an en suite bathroom. Groups, stag and hen parties, families, couples and singles are all welcome. Some rooms have zip-and-link beds. The restaurant is open for breakfast only, but a bar-snacks menu and daily specials are served from the bar area. Cassidy's Bar is licensed to the public until midnight (23:00 on Sundays), and a late bar is available to residents. There is a private car park.

The Slipway Hotel - The Slipway Hotel dates back to 1527 and is opposite the fishing harbour in picturesque Port Isaac. It has a seafood restaurant and the bar serves local ales and ciders. Diners may eat in the galleried seafood restaurant or outside on the terrace. Menus focus on fresh local fish and seafood. All 10 en suite bedrooms are stylishly furnished to a high standard, and many have sea views. They are elegant, simple and contain all the facilities you should need.

Polurrian Hotel - Nestled amid 12 acres of rolling countryside in Helston, this private-owned hotel boasts comfortable accommodation and welcoming communal areas with spectacular views over Polurrian Beach. Since being purchased by the Barlow family in 2005, the Polurrian Hotel has undergone extensive refurbishment and restoration to provide 3 comfortable lounges, a snooker room, 39 newly refurbished bedrooms, a dining room and the 'High Point' terrace restaurant, which remains open all day. The public rooms and most of the bedrooms enjoy wonderful views of the surroundings. In the gardens, the sun terraces and tennis court overlook Polurrian Beach, whilst the small, walled gardens provide a sheltered spot for relaxation.

Portbyhan Hotel - This hotel is located in an unrivalled position, right on the waters edge in the beautiful coastal town of Looe, close to the A38 in Cornwall. West Looe is still a functioning fishing town and the hotel's location provides guests with great views of hustle and bustle going on everyday in the picturesque harbour. The family-run hotel has a reputation for being one of the most popular hotels in Looe, purely through recommendations by former guests. Aside from the hotel bar, you have a wide choice of activities available. Looe is actually 2 towns on opposite sides of the River Looe. East Looe is the newest of the 2 towns. You can have a guided tour through the maze-like streets, visit the Living from the Sea exhibit to learn of the town's maritime history or just spend the day on the beach, separated from the mouth of the river by the Banjo Pier.

Premier Inn Bodmin - Just 1 mile (1.6 km) from Bodmin's town centre, the hotel has free parking and comfortable, great-value rooms, making it a good base from which to explore all that Cornwall has to offer. The Premier Inn Bodmin has a convenient location, within easy reach of the all the shops, pubs and restaurants of Bodmin's town centre and with easy access to the area's major roads. The hotel has a 24-hour reception desk and some rooms can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. An all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet is available each morning and includes the expected cooked items such as scrambled, fried, poached or boiled eggs, and pork or vegetarian sausages. There is also a wide continental selection. The on-site Table Table restaurant offers a fresh new twist on eating out.

Carbis Bay Hotel - Occupying a dramatic waterfront location, with direct access to its own Blue Flag accredited beach, this family-run hotel boasts a splendid setting and spectacular sea views. 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 Mill House - This 18th-century former corn mill provides first-class food and board, like a true traditional inn. The Mill House is on Cornwall's north coast, between Port Isaac and Boscastle. The Mill is a charming stone building with a bar, dining room and residents' lounge all with cosy wood fires. It is set in 7 acres of its own wooded valley and garden. The restaurant serves local produce and local ales. A bar menu is also available. Camelot, King Arthur's legendary castle is located in the next valley.

Pedn-Olva Hotel - This sea-facing hotel has excellent views of St Ives and boasts direct access to Porthminster Beach from the sheltered, heated outdoor pool and sun terraces. Pedn-Olva is set into the blue-black rocks of St Ives' harbour and bay. Since the 19th century it has been a navigational mark for ships. Each compact and comfortable room has a sea view. The hotel has a unique location; it seems to float on the sea without leaving dry land. There are many places to sit and enjoy the views with a drink from the stylish bar.