Absolutely fabulous position right on the beach. Flat, well cared for pitches. Clean and warm…read moreshower block with hot showers but no hairdryer. Staff in reception were a bit unhelpful suggesting we pitch on a roundabout first of all which was completely unnecessary as the park was only about 5% occupied. Once we'd found somewhere we preferred however there was no problem to change. Check out is 10.30 which is a little early but not unusual and they do offer the possibility of a late check out for £5. Have heard that it gets very, very busy and full of caravans in the busy season which may not be yours (or our) cup of tea but well worth a visit off-season if you can cope with the lower temperatures! Also have a heated pool (open in the summer) and a pub/restaurant and shop.

just spent a week here an had a great time! stayed in a two bed holiday home an mite i say it was…read morevery clean even the whole place was well maintained and clean which makes a difference to me when your paying alot of money you expect these places to be up to the standard your paying for!! will most certainly be booking again!xx

We really lucked out booking our hotel in Newquay - we judged it based on the gorgeous photos of…read morethe sea and it was reasonably priced. We found the place through booking.com but found it was a bit cheaper to book directly with the hotel. It was a really long drive from London but eventually we got there around 1. We didn't plan it that way but really lucked out how close it was to the town centre while residing off a quiet street with excellent views of the sea. Even if you don't have a car, you can easily take the train and its just a few minutes from the station. Yes it does feel a bit outdated with the old fashioned keys but we found it charming. We booked a town view room but luckily it also had a seaview as well. It was nice to have an indoor pool - there is a sauna but you will need to book what time you want to go as they will need to turn the heat on. We didn't get a chance to go down to the beach but you can get the key to the stairs from hotel reception. We were quite happy to sit in the lounge area outside. Breakfast starts around 8 - feels quite late for me as I'm used to staying at business hotels that start as early as 6:30 however most people here are on holiday. They pre-assign your table so check with the host when you walk in. First morning I had the full english and 2nd morning I had the eggs royale. Both really good and it comes with a full spread of breakfast cereals, fruit and bread. The view from the restaurant is amazing as you get panoramic views of the sea. For our 2nd night in Newquay, we wanted to have dinner at the hotel as it looked busy the night before and they run a deal - 2 steaks with chips and a bottle of wine for 30 pounds. You have to book before 7. The steak comes out on a sizzling plate and it was really good value for money. We didn't get the bottle of wine but were able to substitute it for other drinks at the bar. We were very happy with our stay at this hotel - will definitely be back when we come back to Cornwall!

I travel frequently ... but i am not a fan of hotels. At most places i spend very little time…read moreindoors and so i never want to spend any more money on my accommodation than what is absolutely necessary. So i was somewhat disappointed when a friend of mine told me that he had booked the Trebarwith Hotel at Newquay for our trip to Cornwall ... £50 a night per person ??? ... i have never spent so much. But my antagonism faded away from the moment we reached there one spring Saturday morning. The hotel is located right on top of a cliff (~100 feet high according to my estimate) overlooking a beach. The view was stunning (see the photographs that i will be uploading). They have a private staircase that allows the residents of the hotel to walk quickly down to the beach during low-tide. The stairs however are locked during high-tide ... then what had been a beach only a few hours before becomes unrecognisable from the vast blue ocean. We had taken a car from London and were pleased to see the huge parking lot. Even this was not sufficient for that weekend. When we returned from a trip at night the parking lot was full ... however the security guard was very helpful and somehow found us a slot close to the entrance. Trebarwith had a lot of facilities indoors ... swimming pool and spa and the like. They surely weren't up-to resort standards but were very good value for money. The dining hall and bar occupied most of the ground floor and had great views of the sea. So whether you are having breakfast or a late night drink ... the beauty of the cornish coast is always there for you to savour. The deck chairs that were placed in the area beyond the parking space right next to the cliff edge must surely be a big hit in summer for this very reason. This hotel wins on all counts ... decent facilities, awesome price and a great location ... what more do i want ?

very nice guest house. value for money and high quality. owners are really helpful and…read moreknowledgeable.

The Boskerris is the epitome of fine service and sets the standard very high for other hotels in…read morethis category. The experience starts when you walk in and are greeted by the exceedingly fabulous staff (all of them from the check in crew to bartender, wait staff, cleaning staff etc. are ridiculously good) who start taking care of you the moment you step foot through the doors to when you leave. Case in point : we got there sooner than the check in time so had to wait for the room to be readied. We were seated in the guest area which by the way is just the perfect decor to complement the fabulous view of Carbis Bay and offered tea. In the conversation we happened to mention that the spousal unit was vegan...and magically all the hotel staff, even people we had not seen seemed to know about it and importantly remember it when we ordered any food or snacks and made attempts to make sure she had something vegan to consume. The room was spare yet well appointed and lacking for nothing and had a great view of the garden. Morning breakfast is sumptuous with fresh fruit, a killer home made granola, hot breakfast made to order, juices, coffee and tea. Impeccable service is the motto and when your day starts like this, how can it even dare to get bad? The classic English breakfast takes the interpretation of perfectly poached eggs, beautiful toast, charred baby tomatoes on the vine, a grilled portobello, a bit of grilled goat cheese. Of course with the crazy good service, someone had bothered to go and get vegan sausage for my wife which had her swooning. Dinner one night had them making Moroccan veggies for the wife and I had a carpaccio appetizer with a fish for dinner. Everything was perfectly cooked, served and consumed! The entire stay in these altogether pleasant surroundings, with friendly and attentive service capped a perfect holiday. If we win the lotto...we are taking up semi permanent residence there!

Outstanding landmark hotel from yesteryear. Seat on the harbor with great visas from your room and…read moreboth restaurants. The rooms were spacious and modernized with great features. Are both breakfast and dinner during our stay with exemplary meals. The desk was superb with beautiful warm service. Strongly recommended.

We stayed two nights at the Greenbank Hotel while we were on a five day tour of Southwest England…read more This was definitely the best of the three places we've stayed. Our room was generously sized and the double bed was larger than expected, more like our queen size bed at home. We didn't have much of a view, but it's not like we spent our whole day in the room. The best part of the room was the bathroom. There was a nice, deep soaking tub, a rain shower, and a handheld shower that had adjustable settings. There was also plenty of hot water with great water pressure. Breakfast in the morning was plentiful and lots of choices. There are a couple reasons why only four stars. The pillows weren't all that great; they were flat, hard, or lumpy or some combination of those three. The wifi dropped out a bit and it was a bit slow. The hotel pub's food was mediocre at best. The room was warm and there wasn't a fan in the room, but I think that's more of an anomaly since others in our tour group had fans in the room and when we asked at the front desk they brought one up to our room quickly, so customer service was pretty good. :) I will caution those that have difficulties with stairs you may want to see if they have a ground or first floor accommodation because the maze on the second floor had us going from the lift up a few stairs, down a hall, down a few stairs before we got to our room and others had even more stairs for their second floor room. It's an old Victorian hotel so stairs are expected, but the maze wasn't expected...still I'd stay here again.

Beautiful view, fantastic scenery and restaurants, and the cottage was very comfortable, extrmely…read morewell-equipped with a generous 'welcome tray' as an additional surprise! Fantastic, relaxing week. The people we met were friendly and helpful a real pleasure in this day and age. Will happily recommend both the cottage and Falmouth.

A very well equipped, attractive and comfortable cottage. Roomy for 4 adults. Very cosy and warm on…read morecooler late August evenings. Plenty amenities in Falmouth, we ate at the Balti Curries restaurant and enjoyed a lovely Indian, recommended. Plenty to see in the area.

Old but charming hotel. Don't recommend for older guests who have a hard time with stairs. Nice…read morebreakfast in the morning and we had tea and snacks twice. Everyone seemed really friendly. Less than a mile from the train station and a bus stop is just outside on the main road.

So being retired now and having an urge to be a lady that lunches I decided to try this…read moreestablishment , imagine my delight to discover I'd hit in the day they serve free deserts! Wonderful surroundings in old English elegant style beautifully cooked food and a very reasonable price!

Definitely the best Bed and Breakfast I've had the pleasure of staying at, Bankside Bed and…read moreBreakfast had everything you could hope for including very friendly and helpful hosts, silky soft bedding, a spacious wardrobe with plenty of windows, good bathroom facilities (with shampoo, conditioner, shower gel), hair dryer, drinking water as well as a kettle, plus the whole building is homely and well presented and smells nice and clean. All in all I really felt like a welcome and appreciated guest and I got the sense that the hosts took pride in their local area and in inviting you to their home, which makes such a huge difference. They even had maps and transport timetables available and helped to make a dinner reservation. The place is also conveniently located within 15-min walking distance of St. Austell rail and bus station.