Hotels in St. Austell, Cornwall

Fresh reviews:

My clear favourite pub in St Austell & its environs. And in this case we are in the environs, in Charleston. This is the first pub you encounter on the way down the hill and if drink is all you are interested in then you can probably just stop here.I love St Austell Brewery, but not many of their pubs have…

Chris F.

Rashleigh Arms

Ok, so I’m the first review of this place but I have to do it… it was a great hotel experience. First, it’s set on a lovely location on a bluff overlooking the sea in St. Austell, just perfect for a cool crisp walk on the beach over the rocks with fresh sea air making you feel alive. Second, the staff is…

Megan C.

Carlyon Bay Hotel

This is a lovely looking traditional pub. The beer choice was Proper Job, Tribute and Dartmoor with some Rattler thrown in for good measure.While I was a bit shocked by the price (3.60 might well be the most I’ve paid for a pint in Cornwall) and I don’t really like the practice of playing a radio station in the…

Chris F.

Bugle Inn

Go for any fish, or seafood on the menu as it is bound to be good. The rooms are comfortable, clean and well equipped. The staff were all great and the only criticism I have is that the WiFi was impossible to use in our first floor room.

Clive R.

Porth Avallen Hotel

The Hotel is nice; we had a sea view and the room was set up for my wife and I with an extra bed for our 6 year old. Nice tub in the bathroom, very clean room; great views, clean, new, the beds were comfy! Free Wi-Fi was a ++++, free movies and Sony PlayStation games also a +++ and the friendly staff was also…

Ron M.

Llawnroc Inn

It’s a travelodge, that pretty much sums it up.Basic but clean rooms, though the walls were thin. Continental breakfast is free and didn’t taste great, English breakfast is possible for an additional fee (but I didn’t try).