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

this grand Victorian hotel enjoys scenic bay views toward Pendennis Castle, it offers an excellent range of facilities and fine cuisine

a Victorian manor set in 6 acres of tranquil gardens and woodland, fresh, locally sourced produce is served in the brasserie-style restaurant

boasts impressive views of the Cornish coast and a relaxing range of facilities including a sauna, steam room and beauty treatments

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

stay in bright, airy well-equipped rooms, enjoy seasonal, Cornish produce served in the restaurant and take a refreshing dip in the pool

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

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

this lively pub is said to be one of Fowey's oldest buildings and offers simple style rooms amidst the bustle of this colourful estuary town

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

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

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

set in two elegant Victorian houses with views over the city and countryside; comfortable, well-appointed rooms some with city views

the quaint charm of this Victorian farmhouse in a rustic setting, just three miles from the sea, is enhanced by the delicious country breakfast

a traditional village pub ideally placed to explore both North and South coasts by car; it offers real ales, pub food and regular live entertainment

this 15th century coaching inn boasts a pretty village location that is close to the coast and scenic views over the Lynher and Tamar Rivers

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

a large house set in pretty gardens that offers a convenient location on the A38 to use as an exploring base; cosy rooms are traditional in style