Find hotels near St. Anthony's Beach, Truro from AED 431

"Wonderful staff! Beautiful views!"

"The breakfast provided such a good range of items; I asked for some to be swapped and it was no problem. Our room was really comfortable, spotlessly clean, fabulous view. The staff without exception were kind, approachable, knowledgeable, helpful. The bar was a pleasant place to sit. It is just such a relaxing, lovely place to stay."

"Good service. Nice restaurant upstairs with views across harbour"

"All good. Needed a convenient stop for my walk on the South West Coast Path and this fitted the brief by being good value, quiet and walkable."

"Great service, always made to feel welcome. Special shout out to Caitlyn in the restaurant who went above and beyond to make our stay memorable-thank you 😀😀"

"We booked a 2 night stay, with our daughter in order to be at a close friend's funeral service and wake. The hotel is ideally located to appreciate the view across the water, and to watch the comings and goings in the bay. The staff were really friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. The public areas and therooms are lovely and clean. Parts of the hotel are ready for being refurbishment (which is about to take place) but it would be a shame if the whole project loses all of the period atmosphere of the present building. The bar was comfortable and the barman (owner/manager??) was very personable and amusing. In fact, all of the staff made us feel really welcome and were encouraging us to return after the refurbishment has been completed. "

"Clean and tidy, the room itself could have done with some aircon as my room was incredibly hot. The gym could use some free weights but other than that fantastic. "

"It was as nice as our memory of our first stay, when the sun shines there is only one place to be - on the terrace. Having said that it is very comfortable to be inside. It is a very friendly place to be to enjoy Cornwall."

"This pub is a sweet gem in one of the most beautiful places on Earth. I am so happy I found this place to stay in glorious St. Mawes. "