Situated in the east of Cornwall, the hotel is perfectly placed for exploring local attractions. With plenty on our doorstep, you’re spoilt for choice!
Fowey Hall enjoys an enviable location which draws visitors back year after year.
Situated in the east of Cornwall, the hotel is perfectly placed for exploring local attractions. With plenty on our doorstep, you’re spoilt for choice!
This is a must see when visiting Cornwall. The Eden Project is only 20 minutes away and it is home to the world's largest rainforest in captivity.
Heligan, seat of the Tremayne family for more than 400 years, is one of the most mysterious estates in England. After decades of neglect, the gardens have been lovingly restored and are internationally acclaimed with over 200 acres to explore.
Combining an idyllic sandy Cornish cove with first class watersports facilities there is something for everyone at Polkerris Beach - from the smallest sandcastle-building toddler to the seasoned watersport enthusiast!
This is a great day out that's suitable for everyone! Fowey River Expeditions offer escorted river trips in stable open cockpit canoes along the beautiful River Fowey.
Encounter Cornwall has been running guided canoe trips and kayak hire since 2006 from our quiet, safe and sheltered base in Golant at the heart of the Fowey Estuary.
Dairyland near Newquay is great for families, whatever the weather, with an indoor play area including soft play and ball pools, drop slides, adventure playground and opportunities to feed the farm animals!
Lanhydrock is the perfect country house and estate with beautiful surroundings to explore, including a new cycle trail around the grounds.
Fun for all ages and a perfect all weather attraction with three huge indoor play areas. Scramble around the amazing play zones with six super slides, aerial walkways high overhead, climbing nets, ball pools, mazes and a soft play area.
We’re proud supporters of the South West Coast Path, just a few minutes from our hotel’s doorstep. Whether you’re sprinting down to the beach or stomping a long hike, you’ll see the best of the coast from this ancient trail. The South West Coast Path stretches over 630 miles and is steeped in history. It follows the route used by coastguards and excise officers on the watch for smugglers which provides excellent views but not necessarily the most direct path between points!
