St Ives
- Hotels, Bed-and-Breakfasts, Guesthouses, Motels, Inns, Aparthotel Accommodation
SOUTH WEST CORNWALL
St Ives UK Hotels, Aparthotels, Bed-and-
Breakfasts, Guesthouses, Inns, Motels
accommodation guide.
Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to St Ives.
The Regent, a former sea captains house,
was converted to a hotel in 1926 by the
well known local Architect Frank Nicholls
and has been running continuously as such
ever since.
Today, The Regent is a family run
establishment offering high standard
accommodation with enchanting views over
the harbour & bay.
Elegantly furnished en-suite rooms all include
tea/coffee facilities and TV. Renowned for its
hospitality. Vegetarians catered for. Sandwiches
on request. Group bookings welcome. Car parking
available. Ideally situated in the centre of St.
Ives, which has much to offer those who enjoy
shopping with Penzance and Truro a little further
a field. St. Ives also houses the St. Ives Tate
Gallery and the Barbara Hepworth museum. AA 4
Stars. AA Breakfast Award.
A warm
friendly atmosphere awaits you at
Tregony, where it is our sole aim to
ensure that your holiday is both happy
and memorable, with beautiful views of
Clodgy Point and The Island, we are well
situated with easy access to the town
centre.
The
magnificent coastline around St. Ives
offers glorious walks, with plenty of
coves and inlets to explore.
All our bedrooms are decorated to a high
standard, en-suite facilities available,
comprising toilet, shower and wash basin.
Every bedroom has a colour
TV, alarm clock radio, hair dryer, hot drink
making facilities and ample drawer and wardrobe
space. Towels are provided (NOT FOR BEACH USE).
Organic Panda
bed and breakfast is situated in the
lovely seaside resort of St. Ives with
its fine food restaurants, galleries and
five, amazing beaches.
Fantastic
views of St. Ives Bay and close to blue
flag Porthminster Beach, we offer three
fantastic rooms.
Maintained to a high standard, our stylish and
contemporary En-suite bedrooms with chunky
furniture, made from reclaimed timber, also
feature wool carpets. Each room is comes complete
with modern amenities including, Wi-Fi, Digital
TV, DVD players and organic coffee and tea making
facilities.
The Anchorage is
Grade II listed for its architectural and
historical interest.
Our four comfortable rooms are well equipped,
including a TV and DVD player, and most have
en-suite facilities.
St. Ives is the ideal place to relax and unwind.
Diving & fishing
trips, pleasure cruises and surfing will suit
most ages.
St. Ives with its
many galleries including The Tate and the South
Western part of Cornwall have so much to offer
with world-wide attractions such as The Eden
Project and Lands End, numerous National Trust
Gardens and many fascinating animal sanctuaries
like The Seal Sanctuary at Gweek and Paradise
Park, right on our doorstep. Sorry no children
under 16.
The Terrace is just fifty yards from
Porthminster Beach. All rooms are en-suite and
have television and tea and coffee making
facilities. You can have a choice of having a
sea view or a view of our beautiful garden.
There are many things to do whilst on your stay
such as visiting Tate Gallery, taking a day out
to West Cornwall Golf club or having a stroll
along the lovely beaches. Price: £35 per night per person (sea
view), £32 per night per person (garden view) Rooms: £35 per night per person (sea
view), £32 per night per person (garden view) Accommodation Type: B&B
St. Eia is a family run Hotel offering 18
tastefully decorated en-suite rooms with lovely
sea views.
Rooms feature tea and coffee making facilities, TV
and central heating throughout. You can enjoy a
full English breakfast in the morning. Superior
rooms available. After a long day you can retire
to our roof garden, which offers views of Hayle
Beach with it's beautiful golden sands. The area
is unbeatable for outdoor activities on land or
sea; such as fishing, surfing, cycling, rambling
and many more.
Off Boskerris Road, Carbis Bay, St Ives, Cornwall and Isles of Scilly, TR26 2NQ
The Borthalan Hotel is a small friendly privately owned hotel personally managed by the proprietors, Martin and Margaret Smith. The Borthalan Hotel is a house with a great deal of character.
Secluded and away from the noise of traffic, The Garrack Hotel stands in two acres with breathtaking views over Porthmeor beach, St.Ives, the sweep of St. Ives Bay and the Atlantic beyond.
Rating: VisitBritain | Hotel | 3 Stars AA | Hotel | 3 Stars Rooms: 18
St. Ives Road, Carbis Bay, Saint Ives, Cornwall and Isles of Scilly, TR26 2SX
Beechwood Hotel in St Ives, an area of outstanding natural beauty, looks out over the beautiful St Ives Bay. Owned and managed by Peter and Jan Mulhern, Beechwood Hotel is in an idyllic location to explore St Ives and West Cornwall.
Occupying a wonderful, elevated location overlooking St. Ives Bay, this award-winning hotel offers a host of modern comforts and stunning sea view rooms. The hotel offers comfortable en suite rooms, many with fabulous sea views.
Within 72 acres of private grounds, this hotel has a choice of restaurants and bars, heated indoor swimming pools, a gym, hair/beauty salons and an 18-hole golf course.
This sea-facing hotel has excellent views of St Ives and boasts direct access to Porthminster Beach from the sheltered, heated outdoor pool and sun terraces. Pedn-Olva is set into the blue-black rocks of St Ives' harbour and bay.
Occupying a dramatic waterfront location, with direct access to its own Blue Flag accredited beach, this family-run hotel boasts a splendid setting and spectacular sea views.
This modern, stylish hotel with great views is a short walk from the beach, and has a private car park; ideal for exploring St Ives and the west Cornwall coastline.
Chy Morvah, meaning house by the sea is an appropriate name for this seaside hotel. Views from the lounge and dining room extend across the golden sands of St Ives Bay to the lighthouse at Godrevy Point. The house, designated non-smoking, has 37 en-suite bedrooms, equipped with a hairdryer, clock radio and complimentary tea and coffee making facilities. Televisions and telephones are not provided more info. . .
farmhouse BandB surrounded by beautiful countryside very quiet location,three lovely bedrooms,one en-suite double with old victorian bath.one double and one twin with sharerd bathroom,shower and victorian style bath.breakfast is in the large farmhouse kitchen.Ideally situated for flights or boat to Scillys,with numerous places of interest within short driving distance, St.Ives 3 miles away with re more info. . .
2008 Good Pub Guide Cornish Dining Pub of the Year, 2007 Which? Good Food Guide Best Cornish Newcomer and now 2009 Good Hotel Guide DIning Pub of the Year. A restaurant with rooms with spectacular views over the Atlantic. Well known site now taken over by team behind the award-winning Felin Fach Griffin near Brecon. more info. . .
The Gallery, Town Centre St Ives, St Ives, Cornwall, TR26 1SG
St. Ives, a Jewell in the crown of the beautiful Cornish Riviera, famous for its artistic community, Tate Gallery, picturesque town, harbour, surf beaches and bay. An ideal location for relaxing, surfing (5 minutes walk to Porthmeor Beach), climbing, scub
This seaside resort lies to the north of Penzance
and is an ancient fishing port, where legend has it that was created
following the arrival of the Irish Saint Ia during the 5th century. The
Railway Age transformed the town into a pleasure ground for Victorian
holidaymakers and today the clifftop railway is an attraction in itself.
With its quaint alleys and old houses, St. Ives still possesses a timeless
quality. The church dates back to the 15th century and has a 120ft tower.
The surfing paradise of Porth Meor beach is a popular attraction. A branch
of the Tate Gallery was opened in St Ives and looks after the Barbara
Hepworth Museum and sculpture garden. The granite pyramid of Knill Steeple,
overlooks the resort. Meanwhile, the St. Ives feast incorporates one of the
few remaining examples of Cornish hurling.
