Hotels in Cornwall

From romantic breaks to fun family holidays, short breaks in Cornwall have more than enough to keep you entertained all year round. Whether you’re staying in the ‘Cornish Riviera’ of St Ives, or further north at one of our hotels in Newquay, this picturesque county has plenty of top attractions to enjoy throughout your Cornish holiday. Visit the Land’s End Landmark Attraction before exploring the world-famous Eden Project, and families won’t want to miss fun days out at the Flambards Theme Park. Getting the most out of your holiday in Cornwall is easy when you stay with us, too, thanks to our stylish hotels with free Wi-Fi, great-value Meal Deals and super comfy beds. 

Take a look at our hotels in Devon and our hotels in Bournemouth.

Why not extend your UK short break and explore other places like Cornwall nearby? Our Premier Inn hotels in Devon are ideal for getting the most out of family holidays near Dartmoor National Park and Woolacombe Beach, and you’ll love our family-friendly Bournemouth hotels and top nearby attractions like Poole Harbour.
 

Visit Land’s End 
As a top UK landmark and one of the most popular attractions in Cornwall, Land’s End is a must-visit on your next Cornwall short break. Located at the westernmost point of Cornwall, this world-famous headland is home to some of the best scenery in Cornwall, and a popular place to visit for nature-lovers and rock-climbers alike.

Enjoy days out at the beach
Holidays in Cornwall wouldn’t be complete without enjoying some sun, sea and sand, and with so many great beaches in Cornwall to choose from, you’ll be spoilt for choice. This picturesque county is well-known for its scenic beaches, whether you fancy surfing at Fistral Beach, enjoying days out with the kids at Perranporth Beach, or soaking up the scenery at Sennen Cove.

Go sightseeing in Cornwall
From enjoying exciting events in Cornwall to visiting some of the county’s top attractions, you’ll find activities in Cornwall to keep everyone entertained throughout your stay. Take a tour of the rainforests inside the famous Eden Project, explore historic attractions in Cornwall like the castle at Saint Michael’s Mount, or enjoy a family day out in Cornwall at the Camel Creek Adventure Park.
 

What are the nearest train stations in Cornwall?
From Newquay train station in the north to Penzance train station in the south, getting around Cornwall couldn’t be easier thanks to the county’s railways. Other popular train stations in Cornwall include St Ives station, Truro station and Hayle station.

What are the nearest beaches in Cornwall?
You’ll have plenty of beaches in Cornwall to explore throughout your coastal break. If you’re staying in Newquay, Fistral Beach is probably the nearest and most popular beach, of if you’re planning a holiday in St Ives, then you’ll love Porthmeor Beach and Porthminster Beach.

What type of beaches does Cornwall have?
The vast majority of beaches in Cornwall are soft, sandy and family-friendly, so it’s easy to see why going to the beach is one of the most popular activities in Cornwall. This popular coastal resort is also home to several Blue Flag beaches, including Widemouth Bay in Bude, Porthtowan in Redruth and Polzeath in Wadebridge.

How many beaches are there in Cornwall?
Thanks to its size and location, this scenic county is home to well over 100 beaches. Five of the most popular beaches in Cornwall include Sennen Cove, Fistral Beach, Porthmeor Beach, Perranporth Beach and Porthcurno Beach, so you’ll have plenty of places to visit on your next holiday in Cornwall.

What are the best places to eat in Cornwall?
After snacking on popular Cornish food like traditional Cornish pasties and Cornish ice cream during the day, you’ll find plenty of places to eat in Cornwall in the evenings. You’ll be spoilt for choice thanks to our great-value restaurants in Cornwall, from our Trevithick Inn Table Table and Loggans Moor Brewers Fayre, to The Marsh Mills Beefeater and our Penhale Round Cookhouse + Pub, plus many more.

What are the best things to do in Cornwall at night?
There’s plenty of fun things to do in Cornwall in the evenings throughout your UK coastal break. Whether you’re enjoying a laid-back drink in a local bar or enjoying live music performances at famous venues in Cornwall like the Eden Project, nightlife in Cornwall has something for everyone.

What family friendly activities can you do in Cornwall?
It’s easy to see why Cornwall holidays are so popular with families, thanks to the fun family activities on offer in all of Cornwall’s top cities. Enjoy days out with the kids at Newquay Zoo and Paradise Park & JungleBarn, before visiting top family attractions in Cornwall like the Camel Creek Adventure Park and Flambards Theme Park, and more.

What outdoor activities can you do in Cornwall?
Thrill-seekers and families alike will find all kinds of outdoor activities to do in Cornwall. Visit Cornwall landmarks like Land’s End and Saint Michael’s Mount, enjoy family days out at The Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Minack Theatre, and explore famous Cornwall attractions like Tintagel Castle and the Cornish Coastal Path. Plus, if you fancy cycling in Cornwall during your stay, why not ride along the Camel Trail?

What indoor activities can you do in Cornwall?
Come rain or shine, Cornwall is packed with activities for all ages. Visit the world-famous Eden Project before exploring top cultural attractions in Cornwall like the Tate St Ives, the National Maritime Museum Cornwall and the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden. Plus, if you’re thinking of booking a spa weekend in Cornwall, this coastal resort has some relaxing spas and pools to choose from.