Carbis Bay Estate, situated in St Ives, gets nestled on an uphill climb, up away from the ocean shore. This luxurious coastal retreat has 38 individually furnished rooms and coastal lodges available for you to book. Carbis Bay Estate also has valley cottages and breathtaking sea-facing suites. This luxury hotel in cornwall also has over 25 acres of privately owned land and a beach. Carbis Bay Estate is also the only British hotel with its own blue flag beach.

The main house can also get booked for travellers to stay and offers beautifully furnished traditional bedroom suites. The interior of the Carbis Bay Estate main house gets filled with gilt mirrors and chandeliers. These fixtures get used to compliment the modern, chic interior feel. If you plan to hit the beach for most of your stay, Carbis Bay Estate is the prime position on the shores of Cornwall’s most beautiful beaches. For the ultimate in beachside living. Consider the new Beach Lodges that includes a private garden, and some lodges even have hot tubs. Also, consider the contemporary beach suites, which offer direct access to the ocean.

Watergate Bay Hotel in Newquay is an ideal luxury stay in Cornwall. The hotel overlooks the Atlantic from one of the most iconic spots on the British coast. Watergate Bay also has four good restaurants that serve up foods from seasonal modern fine dining to the casual Mediterranean and British classics.

This luxurious hotel in Cornwall will provide you with the traditional Cornish experience of sea, sun, and surf. Swim breaks on offer, along with Pilates, and yoga retreats and fitness camps. The rooms can get defined as the definition of “luxury”, from rooms for families, solo travellers, couples, last minutes, business trips and even rooms that are dog friendly.

Award winning The Scarlet Hotel is a luxurious Cornish hotel in Mawgan Porth near Newquay. Arguably one of the best luxury hotels in Cornwall, The Scarlet offers some of the most epic coastal views England has to offer. It embraces the building’s stunning cliff top location and is eco-friendly through and through.

 The best way to describe this 37-bedroom hotel is – ‘Sustainable Luxury‘. The decor reflects and makes full use of natural environment and its location, blending the indoors and outdoors. Read more about the Scarlet here.

If you’re seeking luxury hotels in Cornwall by the sea, The Idle Rocks in St Mawes is one of a kind. With the classic, the washed-white hotel gets perched, facing the waterfront of St Mawes. This hotel overlooks the harbour and the sea. It would be hard to not stay here for a couple of nights. The Idle Rocks boutique hotel got first built in 1913, which has then gotten extensively restored but kept the continuity of contemporary beach-chic in some areas. The luxury hotel in Cornwall has 19 elegant rooms, which all have their unique design.

When booking your room, ask for one with a sea view. You’ll get blessed with a window full of picturesque views of the enchanting sea and the harbour below. Try watching the sunset from your hotel room. You will not be disappointed. The Idle Rock also has a restaurant which is a stone throw away. This restaurant has beautiful harbour views and is St Mawes most sought-out restaurant.

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Cornwall has more to offer than just beaches. Cornwall’s Coombeshead farm gives guests in the rural countryside and a place worth staying. The Coombeshead has nine luxurious rooms spread across the farmhouse and has a newly converted grain store. The farmhouse itself feels very much homey and is a lovely home-away-from-home, with an extensive mix of interior furnishings, most of which are second-hand items. Most of these second-hand items get sourced from local producers, which makes them so unique.

This gorgeous farm gets set on a working farm, in specific, that has roughly 66 acres of meadows and woodland in the glorious British countryside. The working farm has pigs, sheep, and ducks and an abundance of fruit and vegetables. All these things get used on-site at Michelin Green-starred restaurant.

The farm is also home to a beloved bakery that hosts regular-occurring bread-making workshops. Not sure how to spend your day here? You can find peace and quiet in the reading room, or you can pop down to the wine cellar and a pickling room and see where the magic happens to name a few activities. Both the farmhouse and grain store are available to get booked for exclusive use.

St Moritz Hotel gets situated on the North coast of Cornwall. This hotel has a deep history dating back to the 1930s, which now gets used as a transatlantic club resort and a beach holiday hotel. The interior is laid-back, contemporary-chic, and could also get considered having a laid-back luxury coastal vibe.

St Moritz Hotel has a spectacular view across the Camel Estuary, palm-fringed gardens, and whitewashed art inspired architecture. This luxurious hotel is a stone throw away from the sandy beaches of Daymer Bay and Polzeath, which is perfect for young families that can’t travel far. St Moritz Hotel has everything for a family holiday. So, enjoy an indoor pool, hot tub, sauna and steam room, a seasonal outdoor pool, tennis court and gym. 

Merchants Manor is a 100-year-old in the pretty port of Falmouth. The building has remained strong after all these years, with a few restorations done to help, of course. In 2012, owners Sioned and Nick Rudlin took over the hotel.

This luxury hotel in Cornwall gets perched at the top of a hill which offers the guests and their rooms glorious sea views. The Merchants Manor doesn’t only provide lush suites and a place to stay. But it also provides guests with a large swimming pool, boutique apartments with hot tubs, and even an on-site spa. The Merchants Manor gets located in a favourable place like the beach, and the town is only a ten-minute walk away. When dining out, consider trying the restaurant, Rastelli, two AA Rosettes.

The Nare is the epitome of luxury in Cornwall. Family owned for over 30 years. this luxury hotel in Cornwall is located in the prime position on the Roseland peninsula, being a hotel far away from the crowds. It is also a rural and secluded, little-known spot in Cornwall, making it perfect for those who seek a quiet getaway location.

Sub-tropical gardens surround the exquisite Nare Hotel. This hotel isn’t a place for trends and the latest technology. But Nare remains suspended in time and place. The Nare hotel gets decorated with classical English quality and charm, all the help from carefully chosen antiques.

The atmosphere of The Nare is the sense of pure luxury. How would you feel about sitting in front of roaring fires and staring off into the uninterrupted views of Carne Beach and the English Channel? If this is something you’d fancy, consider trying their Afternoon Cornish Cream Tea. It’s divine, and sitting on the terrace overlooking the bay or garden bursting with peonies, cacti, and shrubbery makes you feel appreciative.The hotel bedrooms and suites get individually presented and decorated in an elegant, luxurious, and classic country house style.

If coastal manors are your cup of tea, you have to consider booking your stay at the Fowey Hall Hotel. This hotel has recently gotten renovated, involving it being a multimillion-pound renovation. These renovations include luxurious marble fireplaces, deluxe oak panelling, and parquet floors.

Fowey Hall Hotel has also added a brand-new bar, afternoon tea lounge, and so much more. There is also a games room for children or adults who love video gaming. Particularly the room has gotten fitted with old retro arcade games. This coastal manor gets perched above the estuary and is a perfect place for a family getaway. Consider taking a quick walk down to the coast or explore the coastal path or even soak into the outside hot tub.

 The beautiful gardens have recently gotten equipped with a long 30-metre zip wire, and it even has a themed play area based on the “Wind in the Willows”. The restaurant provides a contemporary take on Cornish cuisine. It also provides guests with fresh seafood every day from the local fisherman. Fowey Hall also provides a breakfast spread every morning for its guests to enjoy.

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If 18^th Century townhouses are the type of hotels you fancy, the Padstow townhouse is worth booking a room. This gorgeous hotel wasn’t always six-bedroomed. It got converted into an 18^th-century townhouse after getting used as a delict Georgian household. The beautiful Padstow townhouse is own by the Michelin-starred chef Paul Ainsworth. It gets nestled within the heart of Cornwall’s harbour town, with beautiful Cornish coastal surroundings and quiet streets.

Padstow townhouse has not one but six luxurious, spacious suites that cover three floors. The interior of this hotel includes antique artworks and furniture by the infamous Magnus Gjoen. What makes this townhouse so unique? The Padstow townhouse provides its guests with a “Kitchen Pantry” that guests can use throughout their stay.

The “Kitchen Pantry” offers delectable savoury snacks, indulgent sweets. Tasty treats, and even nibble food. It also contains an impressive gin, whisky and wine collection. All-day room service is available, or picnic hampers are available from Ainsworth’s nearby restaurant. If you plan on exploring the area, Padstow townhouse has hunter wellies, four Duchess bicycles, and an electric BMW for the guests use.

 www.paul-ainsworth.co.uk/padstow-townhouse

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