Hotels in Cornwall (county)

Exploring Cornwall

The county of Cornwall spans the southwestern foot of England, a spacious peninsula of soft-green rolling hills, ancient forests, and sun-kissed sandy beaches. There are many towns and old-world villages specked throughout the county, each offering a slice of fascinating Cornish history - from the tiny city of Truro to the buzzing port town of Falmouth. With a perfect mix of lush outdoors and fascinating heritage towns, Cornwall offers something for everyone.

Accommodations in Cornwall

There is a range of options for all travelers. The most popular hotel in Cornwall (county) is the The Old Vicarage, which has been booked 5 times from our Hotels.com verified guests. Our guests also highly recommended The Cedars B&B in Cornwall (county) as it has been reserved 5 times.

Cornwall also has a plethora of luxury accommodation options for travellers looking to get pampered and enjoy top-notch facilities. Check out Greenbank Hotel and Carlyon Bay Hotel.

Sightseeing in Cornwall

- Eden Project

The Eden Project is a series of bio-domes set in a grassy vale near St Blazey. Each dome contains a different type of plant life - from the swaying banana trees of the balmy tropical dome to the flourishing grape vines of the dry Mediterranean dome.

- Porthcurno Beach

Cornwall’s pale, silky sands and deep bays can compete with any Caribbean paradise. Children paddle in shallow streams left by the tide on the tiny dog-free bay of Porthcurno, south of Penzance, where the rocky steps clamber to the rock-carved Minack Theatre.

Transportation in Cornwall

Newquay-Cornwall Airport is the county’s key aviation gateway, and serves year-round flights from domestic destinations like London and Manchester, and seasonal flights from a couple of international European destinations. The airport is based just 20 miles from Truro, and there are car rentals and taxis onsite. If you’re travelling from elsewhere, best to fly to London or Bristol, and make the journey to Cornwall by train. Many of Cornwall’s towns are connected by train, but it’s handy to have a rental car if you want complete freedom to explore.