Price: $312 nightly, $365 total, Nov 16 - Nov 17, Total with taxes and fees, for Our top choices for St Austell lodges
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The Eden Project's massive biomes house tropical plants and Mediterranean landscapes just outside this historic clay mining town. Explore the Wheal Martyn Clay Works museum or take a coastal walk to nearby Charlestown with its tall ships and harbor.
Review: Was a perfect location to make frequent train connections and tour the area. Lovely room and welcoming hosts., by Diane, March 31, 2013, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: What a fantastic hotel. I have walked past this hotel on holidays to Cornwall most of my life but this was the first time I actually stayed in a hotel in the local area. I am pleased I picked the Carlyon Bay Hotel. Not only does the hotel seem to beam old world charm, it is the epitome of a classy environment with staff that will do anything to make your stay more comfortable and are a pleasure to deal with. The local area is quiet but you are not coming to this hotel to party but relax..., by Alex, March 18, 2017, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: If you are interested in exploring Cornwall, this is a great location to do it from you are a short distance from the north and south coasts as well as the western end of the country. You have access to very good roads. On top of that, you will find yourself in a well appointed room being helped be an excellent staff. We’re vegetarians and we found very good meals., by Anonymous traveler, April 28, 2019, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: The cobblestone parking was slightly challenging, and we weren’t expecting to be in a separate building from the inn, but the room was very comfortable and the large window had a great view which brightened up the space. The location was perfect, and the staff was pleasant and helpful. We appreciated that breakfast was included., by Genevieve, June 24, 2026, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: For our 4 nights in Cornwall we stayed at a very quaint Bed and Breakfast in Truro. Centrally located, it was a great place to stay and "wagon wheel" our day trips. From there, relatively speaking (by Texas standards) you can easily drive to many towns, fishing villages, beaches and other sites. We visited, Port Isaac, Tintagel, St Ives, Penzance, Land's End, Porthcurno and Minack Theatre. The owner and inn keeper, June, her husband and gardener, Greg and housekeeper Melanie were so friendly,..., by Arthur, July 4, 2025, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: Our room was adorable with views out over the fields. The surroundings are serene and restful and the breakfast was amazing!, by Terah, September 30, 2025, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: Little boutique hotel slap bang on the slipway of the tiny bay with gorgeous view from the bar/restaurant. Attentive staff, excellent food both for breakfast and dinner. Cosy yet light and airy, contemporary feel without losing touch of the fact that's it is in a tiny fishing village. Bedroom was very comfortable, king size bed, flat panel TV with sky, fridge and kettle. Full size bath tub that filled in about 30 seconds - spectacular! Our room (superior standard, room 6) was in an adjacent..., by Carri, September 1, 2014, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: Very clean and magnificent golf course. Evening good was plentiful and delicious, as was the breakfast., by ADELE, August 10, 2026, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: Amazing hotel, quality of the room was exceptional, we ate in the Chapel restaurant and found the food to be lovely. Would definitely recommend this gem of a hotel. Sadly we saw no ghosts., by Louise, July 28, 2025, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: This is a charming hotel with spectacular views over the historical harbor. We had a beautiful view room with an open deck and lovely furnishings. The breakfast was very good and the dining room with views over the harbor where you could watch the sailboats and fishing boats going in and out of the harbor. Fowey is an enchanting area with lots of history that should not be missed. The parking was very difficult as they did not have a space for us and we had to park up the hill in metered..., by Steven, October 28, 2016, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: It is super cozy, nice place. Good condition and easy to get there. We have a great time here. Thank you!, by Wooil, September 18, 2024, rated 10/10 Excellent