The Best South Cornwall Budget Hotels

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

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

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

on the edge of the village, on the road leading to Polperro's celebrated fishing harbour, this picturesque cornish inn offers cosy rooms and suites

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

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

relax in the riverside bar and sleep well in the comfortable rooms of this friendly inn in the heart of Truro, just 100 yards from Truro Cathedral

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

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

for an affordable and sociable stay, a charming hostel, located just two minutes from the South West Coast path and Gyllyngvase beach

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

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

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

a renovated former coaching inn with a simple, contemporary interior, featuring an open fire in the main bar and a sheltered beer garden

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

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

a good choice of breakfast options help set you up for a day of exploring or activities at this traditional guest house situated close to the centre

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

the traditional style rooms are decorated with floral prints and each has access to a balcony with outdoor furniture ideal for a spot of relaxing