Perched high on Newquay's Pentire Headland, Pentire Hotel sits between Fistral Beach and the Gannel Estuary. The hotel has wonderful views, a modern leisure centre and free Wi-Fi.
nicola
United Kingdom
Good location. Clean and comfortable. Great price. Good choice at breakfast
Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, The Kilbirnie Hotel features an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, a sauna, a fully equipped fitness suite, and a secluded sun terrace.
Johnston
United Kingdom
The room was very clean and the bathroom was large and clean.
On a rugged cliff side in the Cornish village of Mawgan Porth, Bedruthan Hotel & Spa offers wonderful views across the Atlantic. The 4-star boutique hotel has a luxury spa and restaurant.
Anna
United Kingdom
Excellent breakfast. Out of all the hotel breakfasts I would ensure I paid extra again for the continental breakfast - which was incredible. Staff were all so lovely, kind, calm and positive. From the clean team, receptionists, bar and spa staff.
Lovely touch in the room with the oat cookies and milk in the fridge.
Although it looks far the beach is only a 8 minute walk, we were recommended to eat at CATCH in Mawgan Porth (would not recommend), but looking back the food at Bedruthan was much better and value for money.
The spa facilities are lovely, with extra touches such as pukka tea and water available. The spa did get busy between midday but we just about missed the crowd. Loved that we were given robes from our room and didn't need to book but could just go in freely.
Just a few minutes’ walk from Newquay’s beaches, Magnuson Hotel Sandy Lodgel offers family-run accommodation. There is a free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.
louise
United Kingdom
Location had everything we needed near, was quite room so nice a relaxing
Overlooking Fistral Beach, this stylish Victorian hotel features a Five Bubble rated spa, surf school, approach golf course and a wonderful sea-view terrace.
Anna
United Kingdom
Stunning property and view, incredibly clean and well maintained.
This hotel is situated in Newquay, a few minutes’ drive from the town centre and popular beaches. It offers rooms with Sky television for guests to enjoy.
Situated in Newquay, 300 metres from The Harbour Beach, Elemental Surf Lodge features accommodation with a shared lounge, private parking and a terrace.
Clean and presentable. Lots of space, and great social area.
Providing free WiFi throughout the property, Longbeach- Adults Only is situated in Newquay, 700 metres from Towan Beach and 800 metres from Fistral Beach.
Wspaniałe zachody słońca
Bliskość do plaży
Dobry punkt wypadowy na konrwalie
Boasting a majestic location on the cliffs of Newquay looking out over the bay, this hotel is in Newquay’s centre. It has an indoor pool with sea views.
The staff are friendly and helpful
Breakfast is amazing
Situated in Newquay’s lively centre, this 3-star hotel offers an impressive cliff-top terrace and bright bedrooms. Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the restaurant serves fresh local seafood.
Fantastic location and wonderful staff, so helpful.
Located a short walk from Newquay's beaches, bars, shops and restaurants, The White House Hotel offers boutique-style accommodation with a range of individually stylish rooms.
great location. spotless clean and very comfortable
On a rugged cliff side in the Cornish village of Mawgan Porth, Bedruthan Hotel & Spa offers wonderful views across the Atlantic. The 4-star boutique hotel has a luxury spa and restaurant.
The location.
The view
The sea
The coast walks
The spa
Converted from an old vicarage, this hotel stands in its own grounds overlooking the beach and town of Newquay. Guests can enjoy an outdoor swimming pool.
Very good view balcony everything you need will go again
Overlooking Fistral Beach, this stylish Victorian hotel features a Five Bubble rated spa, surf school, approach golf course and a wonderful sea-view terrace.
Great room, great food, great service, great staff
FAQs about hotels in Newquay
On average, 3-star hotels in Newquay cost £81 per night, and 4-star hotels in Newquay are £122 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Newquay can on average be found for £193 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Newquay this weekend is £101 or, for a 4-star hotel, £213. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Newquay for this weekend cost on average around £322 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £80 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Newquay for tonight. You'll pay on average around £105 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Newquay will cost around £115 (based on Booking.com prices).
Newquay has that laidback feel that goes hand in hand with being England’s undisputed surfing capital. The centre of the action is Fistral Beach whose swells and Cribbar Reef produce some of the largest breakers in the British Isles. The long, sandy beach is backed by tall dunes which give way to Newquay Golf Club.
Great Western Beach lies below sheer cliffs one street from the train station, while Towan Beach by the picturesque harbour is the closest to the town centre. Tolcarne Beach is sheltered in its own bay, as is the wide stretch of sand at Porth Beach whose northern coastline is 2 rocky headlands joined by a narrow footbridge over the sea.
Each beach is overlooked by luxury hotels with spas, cheap hostels and self-catering apartments on Booking.com. All are surrounded by Newquay’s restaurants, bars and clubs which offer the best nightlife this side of Bristol.
More leisurely pursuits include Trerice manor house in the countryside near the Lappa Valley Steam Railway. Buccaneer Bay and the Blue Reef Aquarium are popular with families, as are Waterworld and Newquay Zoo within Trenance Gardens.
Another favoured spot for a walk are the salt marshes by the River Gannel which is a prominent sight as you descend into Newquay Cornwall Airport.
If you go for service or a swim on a hot day, probably you...
If you go for service or a swim on a hot day, probably you will enjoy yourself. If you are on a city trip, you won't be pleased with Newquay and run away to atmospheric St. Ives. We didn't feel like it was a happy place, more of a Benidorm for flat beach entertainment. It is hard to find a nice place for a tea and scones. It is a bit derelict and has the feel of a lack of care. But that is common at many seaside resorts in the UK. A pretty view from the Aldi parking and further the only kind of highlight is the harbour. But you've seen that in a few minutes.
Sven
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Newquay has plenty of activity and night life for all ages...
Newquay has plenty of activity and night life for all ages and pockets. Plenty of places to stay and lovely clean beaches.
We stayed a the Victoria hotel, had dinner at the Butchers Bistro Bar both venues very good. We had tea at the Headland Hotel which was superb. We walked along fistral beach and around the local area which is beautiful. Thank you for a lovely stay yet again we will be back❤️
Gillian
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
We enjoyed Newquay.
We enjoyed Newquay. It was much improved since our last visit in the summer several years ago when it was very hard to avoid drunken teenagers. We were less impressed with the amount of dog mess on all the pavements.
Derek
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
We are an older couple in our sixties, so Newquay maybe does...
We are an older couple in our sixties, so Newquay maybe does not hold the same appeal to us, as to a younger couple with kids, but, it was certainly a great base for exploring Cornwall.
We have to say that we did feel a little intimidated by some of the 'locals' around the train station. but that might just be an age thing.
The beaches and shoreline was very clean and well kept, and loved watching the surfers.
Roger
10
Scored 10
Fistral beach is beautiful and the walk to Pentire point...
Fistral beach is beautiful and the walk to Pentire point overlooking Crantock is stunning. Newquay town is a little rundown but has everything one needs, more beaches with lots of steps so you need to be fit!
Susan
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
My Daughter and grandaughter live in Newquay and we were...
My Daughter and grandaughter live in Newquay and we were visiting to help out whilst they did some DIY.
The apartment was very good for this, safe and all on one level, close to town walking distance liberary and shops, very close to the beach.
Sea view room, best view of the sunset you could wish for. Opposite a choice of stunning beaches. Being slightly out of the town centre, even though on a busy road, it was probably a quieter location to stay in given some of the lively guests staying in Newquay! Breakfast was excellent, buffet style with choice of full English, cereal, toast, pastries, fruit, juices etc. The dining room is a lovely big old fashioned room with huge windows over looking the sea. The hotel had ample on site parking which in Cornwall is a huge bonus.
We were upgraded to a balcony room with a view over the local Church and Newquay Bay. The bed was extra large and very comfortable, adorned in boutique style bedding. Breakfast was a well stocked buffet plus freshly cooked to order; I had the full English and my wife poached eggs and smoked salmon. The whole hotel was spotless. The owners cannot do enough for you to make your stay a very enjoyable experience. It is only five minutes to centre of Newquay so ideal just to leave the car in their large car park and walk.
The positive reviews and pictures of this accommodation are very appealing - they show a clean and wonderfully redecorated guest house, run by someone minded to please their guests. You'd reserve it without hesitation - and we did. The location is central - the train station and several beaches including the Great Western, Lusty Glaze, Newquay and Porth are nearby. The Aquarium and zoo are not too far away. Around the corner are a few pubs, convenience stores and restaurants. But that's the main plus point done.
Amazing place with perfect view. Room was nice, clean and breakfast was absolutely delicious.
Easy walk to the town centre and the bus stop is just in front of the hotel if you want to go and visit other towns and places.
The owner was very kind, helpful and friendly. Also met some nice guests during my stay. Will be definitely coming back.
Highly recommended if you want a nice and pleasant stay while visiting Newquay.
Warm welcome - Laura and Kev were great hosts making us feel very at home at this lovely family run hotel
Breakfast was great
Enjoyed evenings spent in the bar (stocked with local beers) chatting and laughing with Laura, Kev and other guests
Great views
Great public transport links
Beach and cliffs on your doorstep - what's not to like?
I reached the hotel earlier from the time that I could do the "check-in" and they were so kind and told me that they can prepare the room and I can go earlier. The room was comfortable and clean. The breakfast (you pay extra 10) had a buffet and many options. The location was near to an extraordinary view and not far from the city centre.
Hotel is on a cliff top overlooking beach at Newquay and so provides great views by day and by night. It is also a short walk to town centre although bars and restaurants available in immediate vicinity. Large bar and dining area and also a great outdoor garden/seating are if weather suitable. Really enjoyed my time here.
Stayed for two nights with my family. I liked everything about the hotel - our room was spacious, staffs were friendly, the cooked breakfast on both the days were good. The restaurant also serves quality food (fish and chips was delicious) and the bar is well stocked. Overall I had a nice and relaxing stay.
Really nice staff. Megga clean room 131. Next to lift. Right on seafront near everything. Buffet breakfast . It's a nice hotel but very very 80s. I would go back think it could also be a touch cheaper. For 230 I was expecting a Seaview room however would definitely go back.
The hosts Anita and Atilla were very friendly, welcoming and helpful. The room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast very good, I recommend the Hungarian breakfast. Great location close to the beach and city centre. I will visit again when I come back to Newquay.
A comfortable, modern and well appointed unit, having lovely views of the valley. The site is quiet and peaceful but still close to the beaches and Newquay, and has facilities such as a restaurant, bar and swimming pool. The hosts were hospitable and helpfull.
The location was great, between Newquay and Watergate Bay, very close to Porth Beach. Our 2 year old loved the kids entertainment in the evening, the girl doing it was great with the kids. Caravan was pretty spacious, shower nice and hot.
Brilliant location, close to beach and short walk to town. Breakfast was really good, great selection. We had an evening meal in the hotel and it was very enjoyable. Hotel was lively and staff were friendly.
Great hotel, simple but exceed my expectations for the price. Marissa (the girl from reception) did everything to make us feel at home. The hotel is very close to the beach and also city centre.
The location is brilliant! Really close to Newquay and the amazing beaches but far enough away to relax. 5 minutes to a large supermarket also was really handy. You also have private parking.
Ideal location from Newquay town centre and only a short distance walk from bus station. Breakfast was really nice and the hosts were absolutely lovely! I would highly recommend.
Comfortable, friendly staff, great breakfast. Loved the pool. Easy parking. I felt the hotel has a charm and full of character. Good position in the centre of Newquay.
Great place, very clean and comfortable. The house has everything you need. Indoor swimming pool was great for kids. Easy to get to Newquay City centre and beaches.
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