Cornwall 2* star Hotels

6 2* star Hotels Found in Cornwall, Showing 1-6

• YHA Land's End - Cot Valley
  Superb 8.6

  171 reviews

  Letcha Vean, St Just-In-Penwith, St Just   map

  Nestled in the Cot Valley, less than a mile from the Atlantic Ocean, YHA Land's End offers spectacular views of its rugged coastal location. Many rooms offer views of the sea. Ancient historical site... more info on yha land's end - cot valley

  great location for seaside and country walking(only 15 mins by foot from St Just), beautiful sea and valley view from window, self-catering kitchen, well-equipped room, toilet and bathroom, cannot ask more for a hostel. - That you could have dinner there with wine! The breakfast was well prepared and organised The bedrooms clean Efficient staff, ... what people say » manager Chris who solo, managed our meals in the evening, whilst also being on reception.
• Cliff Hotel
  from £ 63.00

  Good 6.3

  215 reviews

  The Cliff, Penzance   map

  Located on Penzance’s Cliff in Cornwall, the Cliff Hotel family-run hotel offers panoramic views of Mount’s Bay, free WiFi throughout the entire property and a bar, lounge and restaurant. The building... more info on cliff hotel
• Priory Lodge Hotel
  Superb 9.1

  176 reviews

  30 Mount Wise, Newquay   map

  Converted from an old vicarage, this hotel stands in its own grounds overlooking the beach and town of Newquay. Guests can enjoy an outdoor swimming pool, a sauna and a solarium. Priory Lodge Hotel h... more info on priory lodge hotel

  The hotel style was old, but in a good way. Medieval building with modern décor. Rooms were quite basic modern, but cosey. The breakfast area was beautiful with very modern and clean décor. View from there was fantastic. The lady on the desk was really lovely and friendly. The location was perfect for where we wanted to go. Would definitely go the... what people say » re again - Warm welcome,Plenty of parking very easy to find.It is only 5 minute walk into the middle of holiday part of town and easy walking distance for beach.Good views out to sea from resturant back of hotel.decent size warm clean pool kids loved it .Good breakfast all staff warm and friendly.Excellent value for money
• Rosslyn Hotel
  from £ 50.00

  Very good 6.6

  152 reviews

  110 Kimberley Park Road, Falmouth   map

  Just a 10-minute stroll from the town centre and the waterfront, this charming Victorian building is set in large subtropical gardens and offers free broadband internet access. Tastefully refurbish... more info on rosslyn hotel

  The reason the value for money is poor is because I'm a north easterner. For Falmouth it was fantastic value. Very comfortable bed in my opinion n staff were really friendly and with good humour. Breakfast was served quickly and was nice. Very close to town with cheap taxis. And close to a+e which can be handy if there for a wedding(not me, a diff... what people say » erent guest who missed the times and ended up Truro) overall I'd definatly stay again - Nice friendly atmosphere. Good food from the restaurant and excellent breakfast. Room was clean and well maintained and the hotel was very handy for walking into Falmouth.
• Crossroads Inn
  from £ 55.00

  Disappointing 0.0

  0 reviews

  Scorrier, Redruth   map

  Just 1.5 miles from Redruth centre, Crossroads Inn is 10 minutes’ drive from the coast at St Agnes. With free parking and free Wi-Fi, there is also a traditional restaurant and bar. The individual ro... more info on crossroads inn
• Cliffdene Hotel
  from £ 30.00

  Excellent 7.9

  68 reviews

  12-14 Narrowcliff, Newquay   map

  Facing the sea, this traditional family-run hotel has a prime position on the seafront and panoramic views over Tolcarne Beach. It is a few minutes’ walk from sandy beaches and surf. There are bea... more info on cliffdene hotel

  The freedoom to enter and exit the hotel at any time, also meal service, staff preformed well in the dinning room, service was good. Bar staff were friendly and pleasent. - the hotel was extremely quiet, which meant you had a good nights sleep, although this was probably due to the fact the majority of guests seemed to be over 70.