Best Luxury Hotels in Cornwall

People who have a love for all things artistic are sure to feel right at home in this quirky and eclectic establishment. The funky décor is perfectly complimented by the friendly and enthusiastic staff, who are always happy to go the extra mile to cater to the needs of guests. There are plenty of retro touches located throughout such as the wood burning stove, while there are plenty of large wooden terraces where guests can unwind while taking in the atmosphere. Each guestroom has been decorated by a different local artist and there is plenty of light and space. Mixing traditional English dishes and continental fare, the restaurant here does not disappoint and guests will want to walk along the coast to work up an appetite before taking their seat in the dining room.

Set in a picturesque garden overlooking a private stretch of powdery white sand, the Driftwood Hotel is a laidback coastal retreat that offers plenty of luxurious touches. Guests will have plenty of time to unwind while taking in stunning views of the Roseland Peninsula. Nearly all of the 14 guestrooms here boast ocean views as well as private wooden terraces that are set with chairs and tables for guests to unwind while soaking up the scenery. Food lovers will also be in their element as they will be treated to Michelin-starred cuisine along with first rate service. While the main dining room is very elegant, Guests who want to enjoy a little alone time have the option of having dishes delivered right to their room.

People who want to enjoy plenty of pampering while spending time beside the sea are sure to love staying at this elegant hotel. It boasts one of the largest spas in the whole of Cornwall and unwinding in the cedar wood sauna is an experience that guests will not want to miss. This Victorian property boasts a wide range of different types of rooms, All of which vary dramatically in terms of size and style. Perhaps the best options are those on the upper floors, As they come complete with balconies that provide picturesque views of Porthminster Beach far below. This stylish retreat also features an excellent restaurant while a range of imaginative dishes are just waiting to be enjoyed.

This decadent Cornish coastal retreat was established in the 1930s and has been recently renovated to include modern amenities combined with plenty of charm. Sitting out on the terrace while gazing across the water at St Ives is a real treat and this is the perfect place to dine while the sun slowly sets. The white sands of Carbis Bay are waiting for sun worshippers, While simply strolling along coast is a great way to unwind. Each of the fifteen guestrooms here has been designed for pure comfort and couples are sure to love the double-ended bathtubs and huge pocket-sprung mattresses.

Commanding an enchanting position above the beautiful Summerleaze Beach, the Bude Hotel is the perfect place for surfers to unwind in between catching a few waves. This is the place where comfort meets style and there are just 16 spacious rooms to choose from, which provides a really homely touch. Guests are also sure to receive a warm welcome and each room is decorated in its own unique style. It takes just a few minutes to stroll down to the sand, while the Bude comes complete with a large terrace where guests can enjoy fresh seafood dishes while gazing out at the ocean.

Overlooking Cornwall’s most famous bay, Fistral Beach Hotel is conveniently close to the surf action — choose a waterfront room and you can fall asleep to the soothing sounds of crashing waves. The colour palette inside reflects nature’s colours outside, with laid back contemporary decor across the 71 bedrooms (guests also have the benefit of Nespresso machines and ESPA toiletries). Dine indoors at Dune restaurant and drink outdoors, overlooking the ocean, at the Bay Bar. Fistral Beach is a super choice for fitness fanatics, with a state of the art gym and a busy timetable of classes, as well as a top-notch spa.

You may recognise this hotel from the small or big screen — it featured in The Witches, Wild Things and an episode of The Inspector Lynley Mysteries. Perched on a peninsula, it offers an escape from the more populated parts of Newquay. Dog and family-friendly, The Headland has a sophisticated spa, gym, a cocktail bar and epic, elevated sea views. Accommodation options include rooms, suites and self-catering cottages, all with elegant furnishings and GAIA Skincare toiletries. Samphire Restaurant and the Terrace Bistro both hold two AA Rosette awards, while The Deck serves casual meals beside the hotel’s pool.