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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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