View our inns and hotels in Cornwall

Some of the finest, most unusual and oldest inns and hotels in Cornwall are owned by St Austell Brewery. Choose any of our inns and hotels and you will be welcomed to some of the best accommodation in Cornwall. Each hotel and inn is unique but all are clean, friendly, comfortable and relaxing, offering good, locally sourced fresh food and fine ales, wines and spirits.

We offer inns and hotels in all parts of the County from the Isles of Scilly to St Ives,  Porthleven, Padstow, Newquay, Mousehole, St Austell, Polzeath , Charlestown,  Wadebridge, and Trebarwith Strand.

Not just for summer, our inns and hotels are open throughout the year and offer the perfect holiday or weekend break. Enjoy storm watching, walks on the each, great cooking, log fires, with fantastic savings and special deals for Autumn, Winter and Spring holidays.

Whether you are looking for a romantic break, a family holiday or you're on a business trip, there will be a hotel or inn to suit you.

Find out more about our accommodation in Cornwall:

Atlantic Hotel , St Mary's, Isles of Scilly
Perfect for bird watching holidays, relaxation, tranquillity, coastal walks, golf, snorkelling, wind surfing, sailing and beaches. Close to Tresco. All rooms are en-suite.

Telephone: 01720 422 417 www.atlantichotelscilly.co.uk

The Great Western Hotel , Newquay
The recently refurbished Great Western is one of Newquay's best loved hotels. Many of its 42 bedrooms enjoy panoramic views of Newquay's fantastic surfing beaches and offer some of the best placed accommodation in Newquay.
Set in the heart of Newquay, the Great Western is a perfect holiday destination for walking in Cornwall, swimming, sun-bathing, beach holidays, relaxing and exploring the county. Newquay is one of Cornwall's liveliest resorts with many bars, pubs, restaurants and night clubs.

For families, there are the spectacular beaches of Lusty Glaze, Tolcarne, Great Western, Towan, Harbour and Fistral. Alternatively you may choose to while away the hours in the hotel's landscaped cliff top gardens, watching the surfers ride the Atlantic breakers which crash onto the golden sands below. When the weather is less good or want a break from the beach, head to Newquay Zoo or the Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay. A little further afield is Trerice, Lanhydrock, the Eden Project and the wonderful fishing villages of Padstow and Port Isaac. Alternatively head West for excellent shopping in Truro or visit St Ives, St Michael's Mount and Lands End.

The Great Western has great value food, locally sourced and fresh, which is served in the Steam Bar. The gardens make it ideal for al fresco dining too. 

Telephone: 01637 872 010 www.greatwesternnewquay.co.uk

Harbour Inn , Porthleven, Near Helston on the Lizard Peninsula
There are ten en-suite rooms, all beautifully decorated and most with sea views across the harbour to the Atlantic.
The Harbour Inn offers Cornish sunshine, good Cornish food and the perfect base for beaches, coast walks, fish market, fishing, fishing, bird watching, swimming, sight-seeing, golf at Praa Sands, gardens at Trevarno, Trebah, Glendurgan and Carwinion. It is close to Land's End, the Minack Theatre, the Lizard, Flambards Theme Park, RNAS Culdrose and Goonhilly Earth Station. In less than an hour you can reach Newquay, the North Coast surfing beaches, sailing at Falmouth, St Ives or Penzance. There is excellent shopping at Truro.

Telephone: 01326 573 876 www.harbourinnporthleven.co.uk

The Old Custom House , Padstow
A stylish, initimate hotel. Most rooms offer stunning views over the famous medieval harbour and the ever-changing estuary.
Today Padstow is famous for Rick Stein and fine sea food. Padstow has a wonderful choice of restaurants and cafes at all prices.
The Old Custom House has its own fantastic restaurant, Pescadou, specialising in fresh local fish and seafood, all freshly caught and served with a Mediterranean  flair. The hotel is friendly, welcoming and is open all year. It is perfect for romantic breaks, holidays and business trips, throughout the year. All rooms are en suite. Guests can pamper themselves by booking a treatment at the hotel's beauty room.
It is the perfect base for surfing, cycling the Camel Trail to Wadebridge, fishing, sailing, wind surfing, walking, golf, beaches and relaxing. Golf courses nearby include: Trevose, Lanhydrock, Bowood Park. Towns and villages nearby include: Newquay, Wadebridge, Rock, Polzeath. Within 30 minutes you can visit The Eden Project and Truro. Padstow is also famous for its May Day celebrations when the Padstow Obby Oss parades through the winding streets.

Telephone:01841 532 359 www.oldcustomhousepadstow.co.uk

The Oystercatcher, Polzeath
Bar and self catering apartments. The Oystercatcher overlooks Polzeath, a spectacular surfing beach and playground for families and young people. It offers fine sea views, clear air, crisp fine wines, fresh cooked Cornish food and good value.
Only 200 yards from one of the best beaches in England, this is the perfect destination for surfing, beach holidays, windsurfing, sailing, water skiing, golf, go-karting, pony trekking, shark fishing, powerboat trips, sight seeing or relaxing and watching it all go by.
While you are here don't miss The Eden Project, King Arthur's Tintagel Castle, Rick Stein's Padstow, coastal walks to Rock or to Daymer Bay. Perfect for family holdays, groups and couples. Golf courses nearby include Trevose, Lanhydrock and Bowood Park. 8 self catering apartments and one cottage. Free car park.

Telephone: 01208 862 371 www.oystercatcherbar.co.uk

The Pedn-Olva Hotel, St Ives 
Deluxe rooms, most with stunning sea views. Some with balcony. All rooms are en-suite. Enjoying a commanding position overlooking St Ives harbour and Porthminster Beach, the Pedn Olva is one of Cornwall's finest small hotels.
The ground floor has a fabulous setting with spectacular ocean views from the balconies, the restaurant, the bar and lounge areas. There is direct access to the golden, sands of Portminster beach. You are in easy walking distance to St Ives Harbour, art galleries and the Tate St Ives. 

St Ives is close to Hayle, Lands End, St Michael's Mount and is perfectly placed for walking coast paths, surfing, sailing, , golf breaks, art galleries, painting, food, fishing, boat trips, swimming.
Destinations nearby include Flambards Theme Park, Paradise Park, the Minack Theatre, Tate St Ives, Barbara Hepworth Museum. The Pedn Olva is a short walk from the St Ives branchline with connections to Paddington Station.

Telephone: 01736 796 222 www.pednolva.co.uk

The Port William, Trebarwith Strand
Fully refurbished in December 2007, the The Port William offers excellent seaside accommodation, overlooking the crashing breakers of Trebarwith Strand.
Close to Tintagel, Boscastle and Port Isaac, you will enjoy of the most dramatic, spectacular coastline and coast path walks in Cornwall.
The accommodation is good quality. All room are en-suite and very comfortable. The inn is welcoming whether you want to relax by the coal fire on a winter's day or watch over the blue Atlantic ocean on a mid-summer's afternoon.
The coastline is full of myths and legends from King Arthur in Tintagel to the many stories of smuggling and wrecking in the area. Today you are guaranteed a warm welcome with fine Cornish beers, good wines and spirits plus excellent local food served throughout the day.
There is a free car park for residents and the coast path passes by the front of the inn. It is a perfect destination for a romantic getaway, a family holiday or for walking, sight-seeing, surfing, rock climbing and extreme sports. Within an hour's drive, you can reach the rest of Cornwall and the popular destinations of Newquay, Polzeath, Rock, Padstow, Wadebridge, Bodmin Moor, Dartmoor, Exmoor and the Eden Project. 

Telephone: 01840 772 230 www.theportwilliam.co.uk

The Rashleigh Arms, Charlestown 
Close to the quayside of the picturesque port of Charlestown, home of tall ships, Fully refurbished bedrooms, all ensuite with sea and harbour views.
The Rashleigh offers good local food, fine ales, pub garden. It is the perfect spot for business travellers, weekend breaks and holidays throughout the year.
It is close to St Austell, Fowey, Mevagissey, the Eden Project, Charlestown Shipwreck Museum, the Lost Gardens of Heligan. It is ideal for swimming, fishing, boat trips, coastal walks and golf breaks. Gold clubs nearby include: Carlyon Bay, Porthpean and St Austell. There is free parking for residents.

Telephone: 01726 736 35 www.rashliegharms.co.uk

The Ship Inn, Mousehole
Wonderful seaside inn overlooking the famous Mousehole harbour, protecting fishing boats from the stormy Atlantic. All eight bedrooms have harbour views and are en-suite.
The Ship Inn is a traditional village pub offering fine ales and good food and a warm Cornish welcome. Perfect for a weekend break any time of the year for families, couples or individuals.
Towns and sites nearby: Penzance, Lands End, the Minack, The Lizard Peninsula, St Ives, St Michael's Mount, Sennen, Kynance Cove. Mousehole is an excellent base for fishing, sight-seeing, beaches, walking the coastal paths, boat trips, swimming, snorkelling, diving. From nearby Penzance you can catch direct trains to London and Edinburgh. You can also fly or take a boat trip to the Isles of Scilly.

Telephone: 01736 731 234 www.shipinnmousehole.co.uk

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