The Best Devon & Cornwall Hotels

an elegant retreat, set directly above golden sands with sweeping sea views, it features stylish rooms, fine dining and relaxing facilities

Georgian features meet boutique touches at this stylish townhouse, it has well-appointed rooms and a restaurant serving Devon produce

boasts one of Newquay's prime spots on the clifftop overlooking Great Western beach with the shops, restaurants and bars on the doorstep too

Edwardian hotel overlooking the fine sweep of Tor Bay - some rooms have a balcony and sea views - offering a good range of facilities

grand Victorian hotel with impressive public areas, stylish, spacious guest rooms and a convenient spot opposite Central Station

boasts an enviable location set on a rocky point and flanked by the sea and golden sands, many of the distinctive rooms enjoy the same views

a traditional free house that is a good exploring base with Par Station and buses to Fowey nearby and a sandy beach just over a mile away

moments from Exeter Cathedral, shopping and dining, make this swish, contemporary hotel ideal for a city stay; a luxury spa is an added bonus

commands fine views over Porthminster Beach and offers a range of relaxing facilities including spa treatments, sauna and a steam room

homely, family-run guest house situated in a quiet spot a short stroll from the beach and seafront offering comfortable, well-appointed rooms

a small and stylish coastal retreat with a relaxed ambience that features individually decorated rooms most of which have marvellous sea views

set on the cliff top directly above Great Western Beach many of the spacious rooms face the sea or the harbour as do the restaurant and bar

a stylish and contemporary Edwardian house located seconds from the sands of Porthminster Beach offering individually designed rooms

smart and contemporary interiors and decor feature at this cliff-top hotel located above Tolcarne Beach with restaurants and bars moments away

a traditional, well-established hotel situated moments from two beaches and the railway station offering evening entertainment in season

on Armada Way with city centre shops and dining venues moments away, this modern hotel is perfectly located to explore the city on foot

step off the train and through the front door of this handily placed pub that offers smartly decorated rooms, homemade food and a large bar

this grand, Grade II listed Georgian inn is one of St Austell's oldest inns, today though it offers stylish rooms, a lively bar and good pub fayre

most of the boutique, well-appointed rooms in this charming house enjoy sea views and the secluded garden is an ideal spot to simply relax

retains many original features such as chandeliers and hand-carved carpentry and is ideally placed to explore the areas mining heritage

set just back from the beautiful Tolcarne Beach, this newly refurbished seaside hotel has bright airy rooms and is close to restaurants and shops

this comfy guesthouse offers a relaxing stay and the proprietors pride themselves on the use of local produce for the hearty breakfasts

set overlooking Tolcarne Beach and ideally placed for the station and town centre with comfy lounges, a ballroom and seasonal entertainment

a lively community pub placed amidst the shops and cafes on the High Street that offers simple rooms, bar meals and occasional live music

the comfortable, well-appointed rooms are light and airy and guests can enjoy a breakfast prepared using locally sourced produce each morning

a modern pub and restaurant offering smart rooms in an unbeatable location with beaches, shops, nightlife and the station on the doorstep

city centre, watering-hole and dining venue, popular with locals, 5 minutes walk from Central Station, offering boutique guest rooms

well-appointed rooms, a relaxing residents bar and lounge and a hearty cooked breakfast to start the day feature at this welcoming guest house

an elegant mock-Tudor house located in a convenient spot close to Gyllyngvase Beach and within a 10 minute walk of the town centre

cosy, welcoming inn, on the A377 by the River Taw, featuring well-presented rooms and serving a seasonal menu featuring local produce

set in a Victorian house which has been updated to provide smart, comfortable accommodation, but keeping many original, period features

a traditional pub with bright, well-presented rooms, some with scenic views, situated just off the A38 and opposite Menheniot's little station

an elegant building dating back to 1838 with lots of character features retained, the spacious rooms are decorated with original artworks

Grade II listed Georgian townhouse featuring individually furmished guest rooms, an ample breakfast menu and an outdoor pool

as the name suggests, this traditional hotel is on the seafront with views over Livermead Beach it is also conveniently located for the station

offers spacious, beautifully appointed rooms - quality furnishings and beds - and is set in an attractive garden with a seasonal outdoor pool

a traditional seaside hotel set overlooking Porthminster Beach and within a short walk of the bus and train stations and the town centre

originally built in 1908 as a home for a ship's Captain this restored house has a unique character and charm; rooms are retro-chic in style

ideally placed for Looe's railway station and the shops, restaurants and bars in the town centre; offers well-presented rooms some with balcony

it's a pleasant walk to the beach from this cosy home from home B&B with well-equipped rooms and and a much-praised breakfast

this well-presented guest house is ideally placed opposite the Princess Pavilion and within walking distance of the beach and town centre

on sunny days, sit and relax on the terrace whilst admiring the pretty, south-facing garden at this friendly, family-run accommodation

this spacious detached house offers a warm welcome and homely well-presented rooms in a quiet location, a short walk from the town centre

enjoys a prominent position on the seafront with views over the sweep of Lyme Bay, well-presented studio and apartments are featured

highly commended by previous guests for the friendly host and the location which is handy for Falmouth Town station, the beach and town

enjoy delightful views of the East Looe River from the terrace of this friendly B&B, and relax in tasteful, luxuriously furnished rooms

a traditional, family-run guest house with comfortable rooms, friendly atmosphere and a convenient location close to the beach and centre

the convivial hosts at this welcoming guest house, have good local knowledge to make your comfortable stay interesting and fun

an elegant William Morris designed Victorian house with views of the harbour and River Fal; local and homemade produce served at breakfast

a former railway goods shed, converted to a modern hostel on the edge of Dartmoor offering bright, simple dorms and private rooms

there are luxurious touches such as an in-room sauna, a Japanese-style soaking tub or 4-poster bed in some of the stylish, well-appointed rooms

well-located in this popular seaside resort, five minutes' walk from the beach, a family-run B&B offers comfortable rooms and a tasty breakfast

breakfast feasts, comfortable modern rooms and its child-free status are all features of this popular B&B in a good location near the beach

comfortable guest house with rooms decorated to a high standard located moments from the University and 5 minutes from the station

a family run guest house providing simple, traditional accommodation and within easy reach of the many seaside attractions

this B&B is in a superb location overlooking the sea, and the friendly owners have decorated the rooms with cool contemporary style

nestled in 2 acres of mature gardens with scenic views of the Looe Valley; has elegant, well-appointed rooms and serves a hearty breakfast

offers a wide choice of value room types situated within reach of many of Newquay's attractions

a lively surf lodge located a stone's throw from the town centre and offering no frills bunk rooms and dormitories ideal for groups

an inn dating back to the 16th century where you can enjoy a meal or drink on the leafy terrace and stay in homely rooms with period features

roadside in set in the Taw Valley with a traditional bar featuring an open fireplace and cosy rooms or cottages located in a converted barn

a charming 18th century former coaching inn with spacious, traditional style rooms, a bar serving local ales and home-cooked pub fayre

a traditional village pub that offers easy access to St. Ives by train, from the nearby station or by a regular bus service that passes the door

traditional guest house located overlooking Lyme Bay - many rooms enjoy sea views - and just a 2 minute walk from shops and restaurants

a traditional B&B, featuring simply furnished rooms and a kitchenette, located within an easy walk of the main shopping centre and rail station

set in a seafront location a short walk from the railway station and town centre, some of the well-equipped rooms enjoy sea views

a bright and contemporary surf lodge offering a wide choice of accommodation types, a handy location and good facilities for surfers

simple, few frills rooms above a lively and welcoming pub, hosts quiz and open mic nights, situated a few minutes walk from Central Station

the proprietor is a retired seaman who is looking forward to taking his guests fishing at this traditional guest house offering simple rooms

rooms are comfortable, homely and traditionally decorated, in the characterful bar there is a roaring fire in winter, a snug and bar food

a traditional inn offering no frills, simple accommodation in a seaside location renowned for its fishing and golden beaches