The Best South Cornwall Hotels

a charming 18th century manor house set in 5 acres of well-maintained grounds, rooms are stylish and contemporary and a relaxing air prevails

eclectic design and features dot the interior and gardens of this smart hotel, the rooms are elegant and the restaurant offers fine dining

boasts an impressive location overlooking the harbour and has a strong maritime theme throughout; many rooms come with harbour views

a beautiful Grade II listed former convent set in peaceful gardens 10 minutes walk from the city centre; smart rooms retain period features

a boutique hotel set overlooking Fowey's attractive waterfront, there are elegant rooms and a restaurant and terrace with glorious estuary views

occupies an unrivalled seafront setting just metres from sandy beaches and offers relaxing facilities, fine dining and wonderful sea views

set in a peaceful, secluded clifftop setting with scenic views and offers contemporary style rooms, excellent dining and a private beach

set in an elevated spot overlooking Gyllyngvase Beach, there are stylish and contemporary rooms, relaxing facilities and attractive gardens

a chic and stylish hotel set across a cluster of buildings on the edge of the village, the rooms are elegant and many have wonderful sea views

a relaxing hotel set atop the cliffs with scenic views across the bay and coast, the smart rooms are well-equipped for a comfortable stay

ivy clad hotel, set in sub-tropical gardens, where character features blend with more contemporary decor, relaxing facilities and fine dining

a luxurious hotel set in 250 acres of private, cliff top grounds overlooking St Austell Bay and offering an extensive range of relaxing facilities

a chic and contemporary hotel set right on the quayside of an attractive fishing village, rooms are individually decorated and superbly appointed

an elegant Grade II listed Georgian townhouse where original features blend with more modern decor; has a popular restaurant next door

a beautifully restored 19th century manor house set in 43 acres of wooded parkland boasting a range of relaxing facilities and activities

found in an idyllic waterside spot at the foot of a picturesque fishing cove, this unique 17th century inn is a true Cornish retreat to escape to

a nautical theme features in the stylish rooms upstairs whilst downstairs there is a lively and informal restaurant bar serving quality dishes

offers elegantly styled studios and apartments, situated a short walk from Porthcurnick Beach, and a good range of facilities for families

set on the quayside overlooking the historic Charlestown Harbour and coast, many of the spacious, well-appointed rooms enjoy the same views

found just a few minutes walk from the beach in a pretty coastal village, there are stylish rooms, a seafood restaurant and a relaxing terrace

there are smart, stylish rooms, many boast sea views, and a feel of the Mediterranean that sea facing terrace and beach views only enhance

enjoys an envious spot set above the estuary with delightful views, there are individually decorated rooms, fine dining and relaxing gardens

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

an elegant manor house set in a private 24 acre estate, it retains many period features and offers a wealth of facilities for adults and kids alike

boasts a prominent seafront location between Castle and Gyllyngvase beaches and offers a hot tub, sauna and regular live entertainment

fresh, local produce is on the restaurant's menu at this friendly hotel, there are smart rooms, some with sea views, and a relaxing garden

a family-run pub with stylish rooms, a choice of bars and a large beer garden with kids play area situated 2 miles from the Eden Project

a restored manor in 40 acres of secluded grounds where peacocks roam; a relaxing touring base with easy access to coast and countryside

offers stylish rooms, a popular restaurant serving fresh fish and local produce, a lively bar, live music nights and a terrace for al fresco dining

after extensive refurbishment, this Falmouth institution has boutique style rooms, yet retains its distinctive 16th century charm in the bar

nestled on the quayside of West Looe and overlooking the picturesque fishing port, rooms are bright and airy and some even boast a balcony

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

at the waters edge of the Tamar Estuary with views across to Drakes Island and Plymouth, the well-presented rooms enjoy the same views

friendly and inviting, creekside inn with plenty of outdoor space to enjoy the tranquil setting and views across the Tamar to Plymouth

an award-winning B&B, peacefully situated at the heart of one of Cornwall's picturesque fishing villages, has beautifully-appointed rooms

admire the estuary views from the terrace or main bar as you enjoy a drink at this popular pub; spacious guest rooms, some with river views

there are plenty of outdoor spaces to enjoy including gardens, ponds and terraces in the 1.5 acres of this friendly inn just outside St Austell

placed on the A390, yet with pleasant countryside views from the beer garden, decking and some of the contemporary, well-appointed rooms

this traditional pub is ideally located a stone's throw from the National Maritime Museum and offers stylish, updated rooms with modern decor

there are plenty of places to to simply sit and relax, whether it is on the large terrace in summer or in front of a real fire in the lounge in winter

a charming pub said to be one of Cornwall's oldest, the low beamed ceilings, open fireplaces and thick stone walls all reflect its rich heritage

enjoy a view of the sea at breakfast, in this charming Edwardian house two minutes from the beach; rooms are stylish and beautifully appointed

for 400 years this traditional inn has stood overlooking the estuary and offers simple but comfy rooms, good food and wonderful views of Fowey

standing proudly on the waterfront with views across the estuary which can be enjoyed from the bar and many of the cosy and stylish rooms

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

directly on the quayside with well-appointed rooms that enjoy harbour views, the restaurant next door champions locally caught seafood

for a seaside stay at the heart of two picturesque villages, this inn with refurbished rooms and a few steps from the beach is a great choice

this 500 year old inn is situated a stone's throw from the West Looe quayside, rooms retain character features yet offer modern comforts

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

enjoy a leisurely breakfast on the terrace overlooking the fishing harbour at this well-appointed guest house and stay in light, airy rooms

boasts a great location just 2 minutes walk from Gyllyngvase Beach, many of the front bedrooms enjoy sea views as does the breakfast room

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

a Victorian house perched overlooking the bustling quayside of the East Looe River offering comfortable, traditionally decorated rooms

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

fresh Cornish produce is featured on the extensive breakfast menu at this handsome 18th century house set between Looe and Liskeard

the maritime themed decor goes perfectly in hand with the quayside setting and estuary views at this relaxed, contemporary accommodation

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

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

enjoy a drink whilst watching the goings-on in the harbour from this traditional pub, the well-presented rooms all have harbour views too

placed moments from the promenade and a short walk from from two beaches; many of the rooms offer sea views and some have a balcony

dates back to the 19th century and is between Truro and Falmouth, offers elegant rooms and home-cooked meals made from local produce

a popular community pub offering a hearty breakfast, a varied restaurant menu including fish specialities, a Sunday carvery and regular music

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

it's a short walk down the hill to Fowey's pretty harbour from this cosy inn with a sociable bar and restaurant, and bright, comfortable rooms

a handsome Victorian villa that retains chracter features situated 10 minutes walk from the shops, bars and restaurants in the city centre

a traditional inn set in the heart of the colourful village with just 5 letting rooms, enjoy local real ales, locally sourced food and weekly live music

a working farm offering an idyllic country escape where guests are welcome to feed the hens and wander; rooms are tranquil and just for 2

stay in light and airy guest rooms that feature contemporary decor at this welcoming guest house situated a 5 minute stroll from the town centre

the handy location of this family-run guest house gives good access to the town centre, Gyllyngvase Beach and Falmouth Town railway station

from its lofty spot there are views over the river and wooded hills to be enjoyed from many aspects of this welcoming guest house

there are stylish, well-presented rooms, most with glorious views of the sea, beach and harbour, at this contemporary accommodation

an historic restored stone farmhouse, Grade II listed, is now a boutique B&B with spacious, elegant rooms and a fresh, gourmet breakfast feast

ideally located opposite the National Maritime Museum and a short stroll from the shops, restaurants and pubs in the bustling town centre