Hotel wedding venues in Cornwall
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Talland-By-Looe
It feels a bit as if you’ve fallen down Alice’s rabbit hole, at this whimsical, dog-friendly hotel with a ‘spectacular bay setting’ by the Coast Path.
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Camelford
Legendary hosts Sharon and Nigel Reed provide ‘thoughtful touches, too many to mention’ at their former Victorian vicarage, themed in celebration of local hero King Arthur.
Bedruthan Hotel and Spa
Mawgan Porth
There are grandparents who today cherish childhood memories of holidays at this family-friendly hotel.
Tresanton
St Mawes
Tumbling down cliffs overlooking Falmouth Bay, Olga Polizzi’s glowing white Tresanton shows how to put style into a family-friendly seaside hotel – at a price.
Fowey Hall
Fowey
There are lots of good things to report about this family-friendly spa hotel this year.
The Scarlet
Mawgan Porth
While children let rip at sister hotel Bedruthan (previous entry), all is serene at the adults-only Scarlet, ‘perfectly located overlooking the beach and ocean’, with Ayurvedic-inspired spa and outdoor hot tubs.
Polurrian on the Lizard
Mullion
A path leads from this cliff-top hotel to a stretch of private beach on the west of the Lizard peninsula – just one of several vantage points to take in the stunning coastal views.
The Headland Hotel
Newquay
Above Fistral beach, the Armstrong family’s child- and dog-friendly hotel basks in ‘spectacular views’ of the ocean and one of Cornwall’s surfing hotspots.
The Greenbank
Falmouth
Soothing sounds of the sea, boats bobbing on the water, ‘magnificent’ vistas across the harbour – life on the water’s edge doesn’t come much closer.
The Gannet Inn
Carbis Bay
In a pretty village that slopes down to the bay, this ‘friendly’ spot has ‘the feel of a boutique hotel, with extra-special touches’.
Budock Vean
Falmouth
In gardens and wooded acres on the banks of the Helford river, this tastefully refurbished hotel makes a refined setting for a Cornish wedding. There’s a choice of wedding plans, with an option of champagne cream teas; most romantically, a commemorative tree may be planted in the grounds. To calm the nerves, bride and groom may book in to the spa for pre-wedding day pampering.
The Idle Rocks
St Mawes
Dinghies skim beneath the 150-foot terrace of Karen and David Richards’s hotel, in an enviable position overlooking the Fal estuary in a fishing village on the Roseland peninsula.
Trereife
Penzance
At the south-western tip of Cornwall, with views to the sea, this handsome manor house, wrapped in parkland and formal gardens, gives a taste of country house living.
The Old Quay House
Fowey
Dazzling estuary views and a friendly welcome await at this ‘marvellously situated’ quayside hotel.
Watergate Bay
Watergate Bay
‘The whole family feels welcome’ at this ‘great’ seaside hotel, which stands in a ‘fabulous’ location, on a two-mile stretch of sandy, dog-friendly beach.
Lower Barns
St Austell
Off a single-track road amid tranquil farmland, Janie and Mike Cooksley’s quirky B&B on the Roseland peninsula is a joyous burst of artistry, colour and all-round cheer.
Trewornan Manor
Wadebridge
The River Amble flows past the hamlet a mile from Wadebridge where a Grade II listed manor house is now a ‘first-rate’ B&B, promoted to a full entry following persuasive reports from readers.
Hotels not in the Guide that you may want to consider
Hotel wedding venues in Cornwall
Pentillie Castle
Saltash
Capture the castle. On the banks of the River Tamar, this impressive 17th-century country house topped with an embattled parapet is available for private hire. Its grand rooms, furnished with squashy sofas and antiques, and wooded grounds, designed by Humphry Repton, make a splendid setting for special celebrations, retreats and small weddings, or for renewing vows. A raised terrace has beautiful river views; in the walled garden, a solar-heated outdoor pool.
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