Results for: Cornwall
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The Pilgrim family's traditional hotel, a Victorian mansion in subtropical gardens that lead to a private beach, has many fans. 'It remains our favourite,' says a regular correspondent this year. 'The
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On a hill in a residential area with views across Mount's Bay to St Michael's Mount, Stephen and Yvonne Hill's small hotel is a conversion of two Edwardian townhouses. 'The welcome and service was
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Above a golden sandy beach on a 'beautiful stretch' of the north Cornish coast, this large white hotel has welcomed families for over 40 years. It is owned and managed by sisters Emma Stratton,
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In a suburban setting above Carbis Bay, Jonathan and Marianne Bassett have given their small hotel (built in the 1930s) a cool, contemporary feel. 'The staff have a refreshing attitude of "how can we
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'Comfortable, in a restful, attractive and convenient situation', this Georgian manor house is run as a traditional country hotel by James and Sara Evans. Bedrooms and hallways have recently been
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On a jutting headland at the northern end of Fistral beach, this red brick Victorian hotel has been owned and managed by the Armstrong family for three decades. They recently added a veranda and
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'A pub at heart', this unpretentious inn stands in a 'gorgeous little port' near Port Isaac. The owners, Graham and Annabelle Sylvester, 'clearly care about their guests' experience', say inspectors
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Above Whitsand Bay and Looe Island, this white-fronted B&B is owned and run ('to the highest standard') by Rosie and David Reeve, who are 'friendly hosts'. 'We had a wonderfully relaxing holiday,'
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'Just how a pub should be', Charles and Edmund Inkin's laid-back inn is on the road from Zennor towards Land's End. The bar and restaurant have an informal air: wooden tables and chairs, rugs on
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'An antidote to blandness', this Georgian town house (painted a vivid blue) is on a narrow street that leads down to the harbour. Owned for more than 35 years by Jean (Shrimpton) Cox, it is managed by
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