Location: Newquay Bed and Breakfast Inns
Top Hotels in Newquay Bed and Breakfast Inns
10 Top-Rated Bed and Breakfast Inns in Newquay, Cornwall, England
Catch a wave in Cornwall! Beach, surfing, and scenery draw the crowds to Newquay every summer. Perfect your tan on the beach, paddle in the shallows, or join the surfers out at sea. Just out of town, the Holywell Bay Fun Park, Newquay Zoo, and Blue Reef Aquarium provide family fun, and dedicated cycling tracks offer an alternate way to tour nearby towns of Bodmin, Padstow, and Truro.
Restaurants in Newquay
1. The Harbour Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 274 reviews
Wonderful location overlooking Newquay Harbour. Relaxed unpretentious personal service. All bedrooms with balconies and Harbour views and all public rooms and restaurant directly overlook the sea. Free wifi and fluffy duvets.
Beautiful!
Reviewed By HepzibahPinkAbsolutely beautiful! The room was gorgeous and the spa bath was so very welcome!! The evening meal was delicious! I’m a vegan and they cooked me halloumi katsu curry and the most amazing rice I ever tasted! I’ll be back for sure, as I only live in St Austell! ? The owner. Aaron is a real sweetheart and the hotel receptionist who brought my meal to my room for me to be able to eat on the balcony was soo very lovely and kind. I don’t remember her name unfortunately. Thank you for making my stay beautiful and peaceful x
2. The Quies Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 686 reviews
Welcome to The Quies, your Newquay “home away from home.” The Quies aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year.
Wow what a welcome
Reviewed By Fearless08761521143Wow what a welcome from Nell and Simon to this family run hotel. The rooms are spacious and spotlessly clean. We had room 5 with the decking and sea view, complete with egg chairs to relax in the sun. The rooms are cleaned daily and laundry changed. Tea, coffee and biscuits provided. The breakfasts are fantastic with options ranging from cereals, yoghurt, fruit, toast, preserves, croissants plus full English and various egg dishes. We couldn’t have asked for anything more and all served with a smile and offer of more should you still have room. We also used the small bar downstairs where there was a range of drinks all reasonable priced, some cheaper than the local pubs. Nell was a font of knowledge giving advice on some good restaurants and places to visit. A big thank you to Nells right hand lady who as well as keeping the rooms clean, also helped serve breakfast daily. Our biggest thank you is to Nell and Simon for your welcome and helping us enjoy our stay, we will be back. Love Pete and Linda
3. The Glendeveor
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 752 reviews
Come stay with us for a warm Cornish welcome. Our spotless 33 room guest house provides excellent value for money, with all the facilities you'd expect from a good quality B&B. In fact plenty of our guests come back year after year. Every room has central heating, a flat screen TV plus free tea and coffee making equipment. Many also feature gorgeous sea views. And we're only a stone's throw from Newquay's famous sandy beaches, great tourist facilities and pretty town centre. And, of course, there are lots of places to buy the famously delicious Cornish pasty! Famously balmy Newquay provides easy access to the entire Cornish road network. Penzance, St Michael's Mount and The Lizard are close by. And the magical Scilly Isles are easily accessible, too.
A budget hotel in need of investment
Reviewed By benjamind498Sandwiched between two derelict properties this hotel is ripe for redevelopment. Although the accommodation was nearly empty we were given a room overlooking one of the derelicts rather than a sea view as our tour operator had not requested this. The property is very tired and where refurbished work has been carried out to the most basic standard. The furnishings in general are a throw back to the 1980’s. Even though my impressions were generally negative the rooms were clean, mattress comfortable, breakfast surprisingly good and the two staff I met professional and friendly.
4. Jasmine House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 300 reviews
Jasmine House is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Newquay, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as South West Coast Path Walk - Newquay's Twin Headlands from Newquay Station (0.5 mi) and The Parish Church of Saint Michael the Archangel (0.9 mi), guests of Jasmine House can easily experience some of Newquay's most well known attractions. The rooms offer a flat screen TV, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. Jasmine House features room service. In addition, as a valued Jasmine House guest, you can enjoy free breakfast that is available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the pubs, including Two Clomes, The Mermaid Inn, and The Griffin Inn, all of which are a short distance from Jasmine House. There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular history museums such as Pirate's Quest, Cornwall Aviation Heritage Centre, and Newquay Heritage Archive & Museum. Enjoy your stay in Newquay!
Wonderful B&B
Reviewed By katrinap779Me and my partner stayed here for a little break away to the beautiful cornish coastline. It was my partners first time in Newquay and my third after having some terrible hotels/B&B experiences in the past, I was delighted with this little gem! Situated right by the coast with lusty glaze just a 5 minuet walk away and the town centre and other fabulous beaches 10 minuet walk it was ideal. The host Cindy and Ash were lovely friendly people. The room was spacious and cleaned daily with a mini fridge with milk and water. There was tea, coffee and hot chocolate facilities even with some sweets and nuts on arrival. The bed was luxurious and the room was scented beautifully. We had an ensuite with a shower and guest access to netflix, prime and other streaming services just the thing to relax and unwind after exploring Newquays beaches and other attractions. The best part I have to say was the gorgeous full english breakfast, with various other options if you preferred, they catered to all tastes and appetites! Another bonus was their beautiful cat who was extremely friendly allowing us to pet and stroke, which was great as we were missing our own cats from home! They have chickens roaming free in the garden which was lovely to see. Would definitely recommend this place it was a perfect little place to getaway from the mundane work, eat, sleep routine. It feels like your in a home away from home. Would like to thank Cindy and Ash for their fantastic hospitality!
5. Tregarthen Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 215 reviews
Leanne & Mark welcome you to Tregarthen, a Guesthouse offering you a very high standard of accommodation, taking bookings of couples and families only. Tregarthen Guest House is situated in the prime location for Lusty Glaze & Tolcarne beaches and the bustling town centre of Newquay. Fresh, modern, affordable accommodation in the Tregarthen Guest House, Newquay, Cornwall. We offer short breaks and special offer holidays.
Wonderful accommodation
Reviewed By JuliaFoo95Perfect. The room was spotlessly clean. The bed was more comfortable than my own at home! The hosts were very friendly. The location was ideal, very close to beaches and town, but still really quiet. On and off street, free parking. Everything you could possibly need was in the room waiting for you including beach towels. We can't wait to come back.
6. St. Christopher's Inn Newquay
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 145 reviews
You'll find St Christopher's Inn, Newquay perched on a cliff top, overlooking the beautiful Towan Beach. This stunning location on the southern tip of England is the perfect mix of sun, sand and sea. You'll also find the Escape Surf School in the same building - making this hostel in Newquay the perfect place to slip into a wetsuit and hit the waves. After a day of working out in the water, the on-site Belushi's bar and restaurant is the top spot to recharge and make new friends, as you enjoy the outdoor sun deck, summer BBQs, and all round good times. This backpacker base in Newquay doesn't just connect you to one beach - it's actually close to eleven sandy shores, making it the perfect place to stay when the Zapcat King of the Waves speedboat competitions roar into the area and smash across the sea. Another annual highlight in the area is the Rip Curl Boardmasters Festival when, for a whole week, you can hit the beach for surf, skate, BMX and bikini competitions galore - not to mention the best live music in Europe. If you follow the shores beyond the beach you'll find the ruins of Tintagel Castle - the legendary home of Merlin the Magician, Uther Pendragon, King Arthur and the one and only Knights of the Round Table. Another international tourism treasure in Cornwall has to be the nearby Eden Project - Britain's very first, self-contained biosphere and the cutting edge of all things environmental.
big big generosity
Reviewed By Orien79A long time ago, me and my friend arrived to Newquay in the middle of the night in April. We didn't book anything because we had hoped for good wheather and a safe quiet city. When at 4am, freezing in the night, a crazy guy in front of us tried to force an entrance we left in a hurry and somehow got to the entrance of this hostel and rested on the stairs. A guy working there arrived, he had probably seen us in a camera or something and asked for an explaination of why we were there. We told him about the crazy guy and he offered us a room for free in exchange for a good review. Thank you buddy.
7. Aquarius Guest House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 226 reviews
Aquarius is the perfect place to stay whilst visiting Cornwall for a holiday or on business.A warm welcome waiting for youIt’s a family run B&B just minutes from the bustling Newquay town centre and beautiful beaches – making it easy to enjoy the sand and surf and famous nightlife. It’s also the perfect base to enjoy the hundreds of attractions and breathtaking scenery to be found throughout the rest of Cornwall.With so much going on in and around Newquay, it can be difficult to know what to do, so to make it easier we’ve included information and some helpful links on our attractions page.We have six large bedrooms – each can sleep up to four adults. All have their own bathroom and come equipped with a TV and coffee/tea making facilities.Four rooms can be found on the ground floor of the house, with a further one upstairs. The sixth room is in an annex with a separate entrance.Residents also have the use of our comfortable family lounge with free-view as well as the sun lounge as well as free wi-fi. An iron and a hairdryer are available on request.On arrival, you will be given your own set of keys to come and go as you please with no time restrictions.
Leisure break
Reviewed By ianmH4991GDFantastic B & B , which is very centrally located and managed by a fabulous lady who made our stay a very enjoyable one.Please keep up the good work.Thanks for everything you did Many Thanks Mr & Mrs Morgan
8. OYO Godolphin Arms Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 235 reviews
The Godolphin Arms Hotel is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Newquay, offering a budget friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Rooms at The Godolphin Arms Hotel provide a flat screen TV, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. In addition, The Godolphin Arms Hotel offers free breakfast, which will help make your Newquay trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. Nearby landmarks such as St.Columb Minor Parish Church (0.7 mi) and South West Coast Path Walk - Newquay's Twin Headlands from Newquay Station (0.7 mi) make The Godolphin Arms Hotel a great place to stay when visiting Newquay. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Maharajah Indian Restaurant, Zaman's Restaurant, and Rick Stein, which are some Indian restaurants that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Cornwall Aviation Heritage Centre, Pirate's Quest, or Newquay Heritage Archive & Museum, which are popular history museums amongst tourists. Enjoy your stay in Newquay!
Awful
Reviewed By M7382CZmandylI wasn't going to do this but it's been playing on my mind.. I was booked in for initially 3months for work. Unfortunately I only stayed 1 night. As I drove up it looked a reasonable place,however on opening the door the stench hit me. The lady who booked me in was pleasant enough. The carpet looked like it hadn't been cleaned for years. The single room inwhich I had been booked into was dirty,smelly. The ensuite was tiny,outdated and to look directly at the mirror I had to lean on the toilet. The room was above the bar and though understandable to have some noise but I could hear every single word that was said.Booked out after one night which was enough.
9. Pensalda Guest House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Situated on one of Newquay’s main access roads, out of the hustle and bustle of the town centre yet close to Porth and Lusty Glaze beaches and within easy walking distance of Newquay town centre and all its amenities.
Great family atmosphere!
Reviewed By raihanulsIt was a quick weekend getaway for me, wife and my 15 month old daughter. Karen -owner and hostess was so friendly and welcoming. We felt like we were at home. The room was spotless and so cozy. James has done a really good job (with the help of 7000 nails), updating the garden and the back rooms, gave it a cozy log cabin feeling with uninterrupted wifi. No noise, japanese themed garden was great. Free guest parking and 24hr cctv in operation. Private entrance.Full english breakfast (we had vegetarian breakfast- £6 per head per night) was amazing and very reasonably priced. There was also cofee machine and continental breakfast. We will definitely visit again if we come to Newquay. Me, Wife and daughter loved our experience there. Highly recommended.
10. Wax Shack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3 reviews
Wax Shack is located just outside of Newquay in Watergate Bay; known for it's food, surf, beach, and events. The best sunsets in Cornwall - so we think. We have 4 lovely ensuite rooms that have all been refurbished in the last year; Room 1,2&3 are all Double bedrooms and Room 5 is new to the Wax Shack it is our new refurbished family room with a bed bunk room and bathroom. All rooms are equipped with tea & coffee making facilities, TV/DVD player with access to a DVD library, shower room with complimentary toiletries, linen & towels. WAX Shack is situated above WAX Bar & kitchen, accommodation guests get a discount use of the restaurant throughout their stay. There are often music and events on at the weekends, great for a weekend great away.
Nice family meal out
Reviewed By F9062QNchriswWe went here for dinner last night and we weren’t disappointed. It’s n a really good location overlooking the bay and being overlooked by rolling hills. It appeared clean and well run. Service was good despite being really busy. The staff were helpful and friendly. The menu was not sophisticated, however, there burgers and pizzas were really really good. My youngest enjoyed scampi which was lovely. If your hearing isn’t great like mine then you’ll struggle acoustically with the back ground noise. The toilets were clean. Overall we had a nice evening, good food and good service.
