Best Luxury Hotels in Cornwall

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.

This small, stylish Cornish coastal retreat has a relaxed Mediterranean feel 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 the 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.

The Trevose is an exceptionally intimate and picturesque boutique hotel in the heart of St Ives. The Trevose is essentially the hotel of your dreams, every detail has the owner’s personal touch from the incredible downstairs reading snug to the beautiful sun-soaked terrace. The Trevose’s six luxury rooms utilise a playful blue and white colour palate to pay homage to St Ives maritime heritage whilst seamlessly creating a tranquil and characterful environment. The rooms have spectacular views and luxury amenities, guests can even book the exact room they want so that they can choose the room which meets their criteria the best. The Trevose is home to a cosy snug with an open fireplace, a library full of classic books, an honesty bar, and a private terrace and even offers guests the chance to book private picnic hampers for their days exploring the local area.

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.