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St Mawes Hotel
Right on the water’s edge, St Mawes Hotel is located on the south coast of Cornwall, offering fresh and modern rooms with soft duvets.
The Idle Rocks
On the quayside in the traditional fishing village of St Mawes, the The Idle Rocks features excellent sea views and fresh seafood. It offers modern rooms and free Wi-Fi.
Ship and Castle Hotel
On the pretty quay in St Mawes, where the open sea meets the Fal and Percuil rivers, this hotel offers a bar, lounge and restaurant with picturesque views.
Nearwater
Offering a garden and a shared lounge, Nearwater in Saint Mawes is close to Cellars Beach and St Mawes Castle.
The Rising Sun
On the picturesque harbor of St Mawes, with views of the Roseland Peninsula and beyond, The Rising Sun has an outdoor seating area, restaurant, bar and free Wi-Fi.
Pennant
Pennant is located in Saint Mawes, just a 10-minute walk from Cellars Beach and half a mile from St Mawes Castle.
St Michaels Resort, Falmouth
Opposite Gyllyngvase Beach, St Michaels Resort, Falmouth is a 15-minute walk from Falmouth town and Harbor.
The Lerryn
The Lerryn is a family-run hotel located 2 minutes’ walk from Castle Beach and 10 minutes’ walk from Falmouth town center. Many rooms offer sea views and some have their own balcony.
The Falmouth Hotel
Now back under local ownership, The Falmouth Hotel is waking from a long sleep to begin a brand-new chapter.
Anacapri
With stunning sea views over Falmouth Bay, this AA 5-star bed & breakfast offers rooms with attached bathroom, residents' lounge, licensed bar, sun terrace and car park.
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A charming village with all the facilities for an excellent...
A charming village with all the facilities for an excellent beach-style holiday, or as a base to explore the beautiful Roseland Peninsula with its beaches and lovely coastal/country walks. A short pedestrian ferry ride to Falmouth or onwards to Truro.Guest review byJohnUnited Kingdom - Review score
Value for money, lovely staff, hotel decor a little tired...
Value for money, lovely staff, hotel decor a little tired and in need of a spruce up, but the location is perfect. plenty to see, lovely pubs and places to eat, " The Rising Sun" was our favourite venue lovely Staff and nice food.Guest review byAnonymous - Review score
Lovely area but as it is on a peninsular long drive to get...
Lovely area but as it is on a peninsular long drive to get anywhere else. Ferry to Falmouth very convenient tho. Huge council car park nearby and we bought a 7 day ticket for £35. Most places under staffed in June 2024. We were on b&b in hotel but options for eating elsewhere limited and expensive. But local fish and chips brilliant.Guest review byCarter - Review score
Excellent place to stay and in easy reach and/or driveable...
Excellent place to stay and in easy reach and/or driveable distance to features such as tropical gardens and a nice exploratory walk through the wooded gardens leading to the beach. Also. a visit to the only city in Cornwalll, Truro was interesting with many features. One visit we made was to to a Gold Mine Centre called Togus and free of charge (no entry fee!) not far from TruroGuest review byCliff_42United Kingdom - Review score
One of the loveliest villages in England.
One of the loveliest villages in England. Thoroughly recommend the walk from St. Mawes to St. Just and a visit to the church there. The Rising Sun is a great little pub for a cheap meal and the Idle Rocks a fantastic restaurant for a not-so-cheap meal 🙂 A visit to a castle is always a bonus and St. Mawes is superb.Guest review byAnthonyUnited Kingdom - Review score
Fantastic village, port to explore itself and travel out on...
Fantastic village, port to explore itself and travel out on the ferry or on bus or foot or car. Ferry’s are great fun and Place, Falmouth and Trelissic Gardens are all accessible by Ferry. Buy a 3 day pass to save 50%. There are 2 castles near by and Falmouth has lots of shops. Parking in St. Mawes is tricky and needed careful planning. Lots of restaurantsGuest review byJustinUnited Kingdom
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- Review scoreExceptional · 6 reviewsComfortable and well appointed cottage, imediately behind the Idle Rocks Hotel and adjacent to Summer Beach. Plentiful parking available, for a modest charge, in the public car park 50 m towards St Mawes town centre.Guest review byStephenUnited Kingdom
- From $440.29 per nightReview scoreExcellent · 180 reviewsReally nicely appointed hotel. Amazing breakfast, dinner was excellent but very expensive. We visited off season so it was rather quiet but the was no compromise on what was provided. Attentive staff.Guest review byDuncanUnited Kingdom
- Review scoreExceptional · 82 reviewsHotel was perfect, staff very friendly. Our room was very clean and spacious with a great view of the sea. The food was amazing!Guest review bykerrieUnited Kingdom
- From $375.35 per nightReview scoreWonderful · 341 reviewsLoved this hotel, great room, beautiful food and friendly staff .Guest review byCarolUnited Kingdom
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