Small Boutique hotels in CORNWALL

Enjoying a fabulous location, perched high on the cliffs overlooking the sparkling blue waters of South Cornwall's beautiful, rugged coastline, Mullion Cove Hotel is a charming small hotel offering boutique-style accommodation and fine Cornish cuisine in a magnificent coastal setting. Standing just footsteps away from the Cornish Coastal Path and surrounded by some of Cornwall's most beautiful National Trust Land, the Mullion Cove Hotel is ideally placed for exploring the Lizard Peninsula and this spectacular area of South West Cornwall. All of the region's highlights, including The Eden Project, the Tate Gallery St Ives, St Michael's Mount, the Isles of Scilly, the National Seal Sanctuary are within easy reach of the hotel. The South West Coastal Path is a hiker's and cyclists paradise, leading visitors to some of the most beautiful and otherwise inaccessible beaches in the region. Mullion Cove Hotel offers a number of fine dining options, including the Atlantic View Restaurant, the proud holder of two AA Rosettes, and the magnificently refurbished Glenbervie Bar, offering cocktails, drinks and more informal dining in its art-deco inspired atmosphere. Cornish cream teas are of course a speciality.

Enjoying a spectacular location on the waterfront in the charming little village of St. Mawes, Idle Rocks Hotel is set in a historic building, now more than 100 years old, that was originally built on the site of the village bakery. After a long history and a number of changes of ownership, the Idle Rocks hotel was closed on the 31st of October 2012, to reopen on the 1st of July 2013 as a luxury boutique hotel. Idle Rocks offers exclusive accommodation and fine cuisine in a spectacular harbour-side setting. Standing at the tip of the Roseland peninsula, Idle Rocks Hotel is ideally placed for exploring this beautiful area of south-west Cornwall. Close to a number of fine beaches, there is a direct ferry to Falmouth just footsteps away at the St. Mawes landing, while cyclists should not miss the King Harry chain ferry, a few miles up river on the Fal. The Southwest Coastal Path offers access to some of the most spectacular landscapes in the country, and the hotel's friendly staff can arrange a fabulous range of water-sports for guests, from kayaking and stand-up-paddle surfing to a variety of sailing activities. The hotel's award-winning restaurant serves delicious menus based on great Cornish produce, simply prepared, cooked and served. Fish and seafood from the village fleet, fruit, vegetables and meat from local farms, it all comes right from the doorstep. Whilst the food is served to the very highest standard, the setting is relaxed and cosy, providing a real home-from-home feeling.

Enjoying a fabulous location on the waterfront at Fowey, The Old Quay House Hotel is set in a carefully restored and renovated historic building, originally built as as seamen's refuge in the 19th century. Standing on a central, pedestrian-only street, this delightful property offers luxurious boutique accommodation and fine cuisine in a spectacular estuary setting. The Old Quay House Hotel's unique Q Restaurant serves fine Cornish cuisine in a relaxed, sunny atmosphere. With great views from both its indoor dining room and from the quayside terrace, guests can enjoy delicious menus featuring top quality seasonal and local produce, such as Fowey River oysters, local scallops, West Country meat and Cornish cheeses, always carefully paired with a hand-picked, select wine list. It goes without saying that traditional cream teas are also served here in the afternoons. With just 11 elegantly appointed and spacious rooms, tranquil, relaxing stays are a given at The Old Quay House Hotel. Each room has its own style, with cool, calm décor, individually chosen furnishings, and top quality fabrics. Many of the rooms have small balconies, and most have delightful views over the estuary. All rooms are of course equipped with all modern amenities, including flat-screen TVs, DVD players and complimentary Wi-Fi.

Enjoying a fabulous location overlooking the beach at Mawgan Porth, The Scarlet is situated in a unique modern building with all rooms offering stunning coastal views. This luxury, adults only boutique hotel offers exclusive accommodation and top-class Cornish cuisine in a matchless coastal setting. Ideal for intimate escapes and romantic weekends, guests at The Scarlet can indulge in a variety of natural diversions on-site, including the spectacular cliff-top hot tubs, a natural reed-bed swimming pool and an Ayurvedic inspired spa. Just footsteps from the beach and the South West Coast Path, the hotel is also close to the Merlin Golf Course, while Newquay and all of Cornwall's fascinating landmarks and attractions are also within easy reach. The Scarlet's contemporary design boasts a unique balance of light, airy spaces with cosy, private areas, all with breathtaking views of the beach and the sea. The Scarlet Restaurant is a gourmet magnet for locals and visitors alike. Cuisine is light, modern and seasonal, promoting small, local suppliers. Guests can enjoy drinks on the terrace, and like the rest of the hotel, the restaurant's huge windows offer stunning views of the coast.

Long a favourite with locals and visitors alike, The St. Mawes Hotel has been a meeting point for fishermen and sailord for many years. Standing by the harbour in this charming little village, this delightful property offers boutiques-style accommodation and hearty food in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Perfectly located for relaxing stays in this beautiful region of south-west Cornwall, guests can take the foot passenger ferry to Falmouth almost from the doorstep of the hotel, or take the slightly longer way around by the unique chain ferry at King Harry Landing. Nearby attractions include St.Mawes castle, the Roseland, and a number of fabulous beaches, some only accessible by boat or the spectacular South-west Coastal Path. Cuisine at The St. Mawes Hotel is hearty and seasonally based, with produce from local growers, farmers and fishermen. Guests can expect to find tapas created from the wonderful seafood from the Cornish sea, home made pizzettes, or lobster and chips fresh from the harbour. Cornish dairy treats - clotted cream teas and excellent west-country cheeses are also a speciality.

Nested between two of St. Ives' most famous beaches, the Harbour Beach and Porthminster Beach, Trevose Harbour House is set in the heart of this picturesque fishing town, in a lovingly restored period town house. This charming property offers luxury boutique bed and breakfast accommodation in a delightful waterfront setting. Ideally placed for enjoying all of St. Ives' charms and attractions, including the beaches, its tiny cobbled streets, the harbour and its myriad cafés and restaurants, Trevose Harbour House is part of a delightful historic terrace in the heart of the town. Landmarks close by the guest house include the Tate St. Ives and the Barbara Hepworth Museum, while keen surfers can enjoy the world-famous breaks or improve their technique at the surf school. Other popular outdoor activities include hiking on the coastal walks, and golf. Every morning, a simple, wholesome, nourishing and delicious breakfast is served in the cosy dining area. Guests can choose from a magnificent selection of hot dishes, organic breads, freshly baked pastries, natural juices and organic teas and coffee. Later on in the day, guests can enjoy warm drinks by the fireplace in the comfort of the downstairs snug, or indulge with a chilled "aperitivo", either choosing to lounge on the private sun-trapped terrace or to people-watch on The Warren.