Find Hotels with Hot Tubs in South Cornish Coast

"What a beautiful spot! we had a sea view in a lovely room, couldn’t fault it. Meal in the restaurant was really good although one of our party had to wait a while for a desert. Breakfast was excellent, let down a little by one of our party being forgotten, had to find a staff member to rectify the issue - wasn’t because of workload as we witnessed three of the same breakfasts delivered before us. Overall a very lovely stay though, our two hour Visit to the pool, steam rooms etc. was excellent as...

"Mostly great, breakfast service was a bit haphazard, clearly nobody in charge. Not everything available at 8.00. Had to ask for butter. Menu says breakfast is from 7.30. Long wait to take breakfast orders. Light outside front door on during the day, off at night when you need it. Lights at front gate have glass hanging out. Needs attention to detail, I.e. management."

"Excellent all round"

"A lovely self-contained apartment, immaculate. Location was ideal - easy walk to get food if you didn’t want to cook, ideally situated to explore Cornwall. "

"This place is incredible, and now my favourite UK hotel. The staff are amazing, food is incredible, and rooms are comfortable. The spa is excellent too!"

"We had the most amazing stay at Fowey Hall from the best service ever at check in all the way through to the morning we left ... thank you so much to a great team! "

"Really comfy beds, brilliantly equipped kitchen, Spacious communal area. Let down only by the tired grounds and neighbouring accommodation."

"Really enjoyed our stay at Harbour Lights. Amazing location overlooking the beach and harbour. Our favourite thing was to take the short walk down to the beach, swim in the sea and then back to the hot tub... magical! Also enjoyed the short stroll into Charlestown to the Pier House and many restaurants around the harbour (Charlestown Fish, Dough Buoys, HBQ are all good). Then there is the Coastal Path which goes from outside the property. Going east up the hill is a great walk, but going west...