English Hotels 61 to 85 in Cornwall, England

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.

Hotel Victoria - This hotel is located right in the hub of Newquay's vibrant town, with many beaches, shops, bars restaurants, clubs and attractions on your door step. The Victorian hotel is perfect for short breaks, holidays, activity holidays and weekend breaks. The centre of town is just a short stroll away while limited free parking is offered in the hotel's grounds. The stunning views across the bay and beaches of Newquay are the ideal backdrop to your conference or wedding. All rooms are individually styled and have en suite rooms, many with sea views. The Victoria has an indoor pool, spa bath, sun beds, sauna, steam room and small gym. There are 2 restaurants on site: the hotel's French restaurant, La Rochelle, and the Mexican restaurant, Senor Dicks. Buzios Bar is opposite the hotel and 2 separate bars and Berties nightclub provide entertainment until late.

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.

Westberry Hotel - This 2-star property blends a host of impressive facilities with a welcoming ambience. Sample traditional cuisine in the cosy and refined restaurant which overlooks the town. Sip drinks in the stylish bar. Play darts and snooker in the games room. Soak up the comfortable ambience of the tastefully decorated and fully-equipped rooms. Lap up the host of amenities on offer such as; en suite, Sky TV, radio, direct dial telephone with internet access and tea/coffee making facilities.

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.

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.

Best Western Restormel Lodge Hotel - Situated in the heart of the Fowey Valley, Restormel Lodge Hotel is a secluded and peaceful spot in a busy resort. Restormel Lodge is located on the A390, and just 6 miles (9.6 km) from the Eden Project. The hotel offers modern comforts and traditional hospitality. The friendly restaurant has seasonal menus offering Cornish produce, and a well-stocked wine cellar. The area has many little fishing villages. Other local beaches and beauty spots include Carlyon Bay, Par and Polkerris.

Lugger Hotel - This unique 17th-century inn is an idyllic escape on the water's edge. Its restaurant with sunny terrace overlooks the harbour and serves fresh seafood. 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.

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.

Cliff Head Hotel - Located along a private road, a short distance from the A38, the Cliff Head hotel is close to gorgeous sandy beaches and coves. Offering the guest comfort, peace and tranquility, the hotel is still close to all the attractions of the Cornish Riviera.

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.

Hotel Penzance - Hotel Penzance is a beautiful boutique hotel with 2-AA-Rosette dining and a stunning location high above the Penzance rooftops, overlooking Penzance harbour and bay. Chic, indulgent and supremely comfortable, Hotel Penzance is converted from 2 Edwardian houses. It is set in a Mediterranean-style garden, around an outdoor heated pool. Enjoy unrivalled service and excellent facilities. Rooms are bright, spacious and individual, and many have glorious sea views extending past St Michael's Mount and on to the Lizard. The stylish restaurant opens onto an outdoor deck with magnificent views across Mount's Bay towards Penzance harbour where you can enjoy the imaginative, modern European cuisine.

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.

Hotel Anacapri - With stunning sea views over Falmouth Bay, this AA 2-star private hotel offers en suite rooms, a restaurant, residents' lounge, licensed bar, sun terrace and car park. Hotel Anacapri rests in a wonderful location overlooking the Blue Flag sandy beach of Gyllyngvase. Magnificent uninterrupted views across Falmouth Bay give a breath of the Mediterranean. Falmouth's pretty town centre with cobbled streets, famous harbour and the National Maritime Museum are a short walk from the hotel. Beautiful coastal walks are also nearby. The bedrooms are modern with a contemporary feel. Once again, stunning sea views are seen from the restaurant, lounge, most bedrooms and exterior terrace.

The Royal Fleet Hotel - The Royal Fleet Club is a 50 bedroom hotel located in Devonport, Plymouth, that boasts two ballrooms. Also includes public rooms, residents lounge, restaurant serving breakfast and evening meals and several bars. There are bedrooms to suit all requirements, these include Single, Double, Twin and Family rooms which are all en-suite with televisions and tea & coffee making facilities. Due to its central location, the Royal Fleet Club is only a few minutes car journey from Plymouth City Centre, Plymouths historic waterfront, including the Mayflower Steps and Elizabethan Barbican, the Brittany Ferries terminal to Europe, the coach and train stations, Plymouth Argyles' Stadium - Home Park, Plymouth Airport and Tamar Ferry which gives access to Cornwall, hms Raleigh and the Scylla diving reef in Whitsand Bay. We are an affiliated 'Friend of Scylla' and are perfectly situated to offer our facilities to divers wishing to dive Scylla. The Royal Fleet Club is also an ideal venue to hold any function, conference, reunion or wedding reception as it provides excellent value, good service from friendly, welcoming and experienced staff and provides the perfect ambience to suit all occasions. With Naval connections dating back to 1853, this historic Plymouth hotel also has very strong Naval links, and this history and tradition still remain in place.

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.

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.

Whitsand Bay Hotel - This country-house hotel has spectacular sea views from high above Cornwall's rugged coastline. The relaxing retreat is welcoming, family-run and perfect for golf, leisure and fine dining. Whitsand Bay Hotel and Golf Resort has a private 18-hole golf course set between Crafthole and the sea at Portwrinkle. It has dramatic panoramic coastal views. In the area are many historic homes and gardens, as well as the impressive Eden Project. Plymouth is a 20-minute drive away. The Whitsand has recently won 2 highly coveted RAC Blue Ribbons for excellence in dining and hospitality, and an AA Rosette. It is also mentioned in the Good Food Guide 2008.

Trebarwith Hotel - Right in the heart of Newquay, this hotel with sun terraces, gardens and a private beach entrance is a friendly place to chill-out and relax in total comfort. Centrally located for Newquay's shops, bars and restaurants, the hotel has a free car park. Use the indoor pool, or be entertained in the retro-style cinema. Dine in the beautiful Wedgwood restaurant overlooking Great Western Beach and beyond.

St Bernards - Recently under new management and completely refurbished, this accommodation is an informal seaside retreat for your stay in Cornwall, whether it's for a long weekend, short break or annual holiday. Family-run St.Bernards is home to 8 bright modern bedrooms all of which are en suite, with a generous amount of facilities to make your stay as comfortable as possible. With the town centre, beaches and transport links on the doorstep, whether you're after action and adventure or rest and relaxation, St.Bernards is a convenient, warm, friendly place to stay. Off-road parking is available at a small fee if booked with room.

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 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.

Elements' - In beautiful grounds on the cliffs between Bude and Widemouth Bay, Elements' has fantastic coastal and countryside views. Enjoy superb rooms, excellent leisure facilities and a fine dinner menu. Rooms at Elements' are comfortable and stylish, with contemporary en suite bathrooms. Features include an LCD TV with a PlayStation 2 for games, CDs and DVDs. Free Wi-Fi internet access is included. Elements' boasts a modern gym with fitness equipment, as well as a sauna and solarium. Guests have complimentary use of all leisure facilities. Elements' Bistro serves contemporary English cuisine with an emphasis on local produce and excellent fresh fish, overlooking panoramic sea views. Guests may also relax in the welcoming bar or terrace. There is a surfboard store and drying room on site for sport and leisure equipment. Foam surfboards are also available for guests to use and Elements' can arrange surfing lessons with an expert surfing champion.

Bowood Park Golf Club - Set in the heart of North Cornwall amid 230 acres of rolling hills and woodland, the Bowood Park estate boasts modern accommodation and an award winning restaurant. Having once formed part of a 13th century deer park owned by the Black Prince, Bowood is now within a designated Area of Great Landscape Value, making it an ideal place to relax and enjoy a round of golf on the 6700 yard, par 72 championship course. Stay at the hotel and you can enjoy unlimited golf (subject to availability and charges), before unwinding in the ample chairs and sofas of the late-night lounge bar. Treat yourself with a meal at the restaurant, which has earned an RAC Dining Award; or with one of the hotel's superior-grade rooms with views of the golf course.