Bedruthan Hotel and Spa

Staff were great, professional but really friendly. We had a sea view room which was worth the extra. It was very comfortable, a good size , very well equipped but no balcony. Openable windows though. The hotel is located on a cliff above the beach with a short but steep walk down. The beach is sandy but is a surfing beach so can get quite rough and does have dangerous currents. The hotel is directly on the South West Coastal Path so good access for walkers. There is a regular local bus (no.56, bus stop opposite Bettys Shop in Mawgan Porth, 10 minute walk from hotel) between Newquay and Padstow. The spa facilities were good, steam room, sauna, jacuzzi, sundeck overlooking beach, small indoor pool and kids pool. Great sheltered outside pool with attached hot tub and sensory garden. We had half board, dining was good, lots of small dishes and very knowledgeable servers but the wine isn't cheap! Lots of small lounge areas. Car par is controlled so make sure you register your vehicle. There are a few very posh houses being built on the cliffs around the hotel so there is some noise but not too intrusive

Don’t let the arrival at the front put you off, as the hotel’s ambience is all to do with its fabulous position overlooking Mawgan Porth bay. The sea and sky views from all the main views are stunning. Restaurant and all day diner serve high quality local, fresh choices. The hotel caters for families and dogs- so not ideal if you are looking to get away from it all. Breakfast concentrates on buffet bakery products of cakes and croissants: which proves stodgy for a longer stay; but they do offer a Cornish breakfast or mushrooms on toast for an extra £6. Information regarding activities, restaurant, the 3 swimming pools and exercise classes was hard to find/decypher, even from the website. A brochure in the room and notice boards would be appreciated. We didn’t discover the sister hotel facilities until the last day! Even the restaurant menu’s on the entrance were inconsequential. However, we enjoyed our stay and extended to 8 nights as there was plenty to see and do in the area, and nice walks from the hotel down to the sea.

Mini break for 2.Hotel looks dated from the outside and weathered in some places.The inside of the building is ok.There is evidence of water leaks in some areas.The room is a good size and confortable.Bathroom had twin showers and was clean.The only point i would make about the bathroom is there is no shelves to put toiletries.The bathroom door opens against the toilet There is a fridge and tea making facilities in the room.We did not have particularly warm weather during our stay but the rooms were very hot even with the heating turned off.I suspect by the fan in the wardrobe the rooms are even hotter in summer months I thought the food and drink were expensive.If you have a child who is a fussy eater, the menu is restricted.We eat at the nearby Merryman pub-Food and drink amazing. The spa area was good and wasnt too busy when we went.Towels are provided.Do not take valuables to the spa as they do not provide lockers.They provide a basket with a zipped cover to keep your belongings in.The spa area was clean.Alrhough we had a great time i am not sure I would come back to this hotel.

This was our second visit and it still did not disappoint. Often when you return to somewhere the things you loved are gone and a place looses its charm. We still felt special guests nothing was too much to ask. This time there was a delicious bakery. We took some delicious treats home with us for our family. Breakfast is incredible, so many delicious items avaible.

Sea view rooms are amazing, facilities for kids are also top notch

Excellent for single, couple or families. Adult only areas are available in various parts of the hotel. Lots of options for families. Great location on the cliff top close to the south west coast path. Within easy reach of Padstow, Port Isaac, Tintagel and Newquay.