The 10 best Hotels in Newquay for 2025

The top 5 hotels in Newquay

Escape to the breathtaking Cornish coast with a luxury stay in Newquay. Stuck for options? Here are our top 5 picks in the area.

Our best hotels in Newquay

1.

Fistral Beach Hotel & Spa 4*

With dramatic coastal views and easy access to Fistral Beach, this hotel is among the most stylish in the area. Enjoy premium sea view rooms and a delectable local seafood and fish menu. Tired after a long walk? Retire to the indulgent spa treatment rooms for some well-deserved pampering.
2.

The Esplanade Newquay 3*

With stunning ocean views rooms and delightful décor, the Esplanade is an oasis by the sea. Guests can enjoy the region's famed surfing hub of Fistral Beach, or explore more remote beaches and picturesque fishing villages nearby. Back at base, a delightful selection of restaurants and spa treatments await.
3.

The Headland Hotel & Cottages 4*

Sitting quiet and remote on a gorgeous stretch of natural headland, this hotel offers breathtaking panoramas out across the sea. With impeccable services and facilities including spas and golf courses, guests are guaranteed to feel pampered throughout their stay. What’s more, it’s so close to Fistral Beach with a dedicated surf school for budding wave riders.
4.

Natural Retreats - Hustyns Resort 4*

Enjoy a more remote and tranquil Cornish getaway with this idyllic countryside cottage. With good connections to Newquay and Padstow, Hustyns is located in the heart of 100 acres of pretty countryside. The bedrooms are each unique and cosy, with access to a gym and pretty gardens to unwind in.
5.

Trewhiddle Village by Together Travel

Nestled on Cornwall’s other coast but with good connections to Newquay, this luxurious villa is a quiet New England-style retreat. With a choice of gorgeous coastlines to explore, this remote, self-catered stay is perfect for solitude-seekers and romantic getaways. The villa is tastefully decorated with plenty of modern facilities and a charming terrace.

Services will you find in our hotels in Newquay

• Free Wi-Fi
• Tea and coffee making facilities
• Luxury toiletries
• Flatscreen TVs
• Luxury bathrooms
• Swimming pools
• Spa treatments
• Waterfront bars
• Award-winning restaurants

Going on holiday in Newquay

Newquay and Cornwall are highly prized summertime destinations. If you can bear the crowds, you'll find breathtaking beaches and warm swimming conditions. To avoid these crowds, travel outside of school holidays, from March to June and September to October. Summer is also when university students tend to descend upon the town for its raucous bars and club scene. Although the swimming may not be favourable, winter is still an excellent time to visit, with attractions still open in the vicinity. Just beware that smaller villages may see reduced or closed services in the off-season. You'll find excellent events all year round too, including Boardmasters Surf and Music Festival in August.

Hotel offers at Newquay convenient for all kind of travel

Newquay is a youthful, party-oriented town which is perfect for groups of friends. Despite this party-hard image, you'll find plenty of trendy bistros and romantic waterfront eateries here too. Boutique and spa hotels make excellent romantic retreats for couples, while families will find many delightful activities in the area. There’s the well-regarded Newquay Zoo and Blue Reef Aquarium, as well as a number of child-friendly beaches to explore. There’s no escaping that Newquay is also one of the best spots in England to surf, with plenty of schools catering to couples, friends and families alike.

The range of hotels we offer at Newquay

• Historic hotels
• Country house hotels
• Spa hotels
• Seaside hotels
• Private villas
• Cosy cottages

Newquay: What should we bring for a hotel stay?

• Comfortable shoes
• Walking clothes
• Evening attire
• Charging cables
• Swimming costume
• Towels
• Sun cream

Your best hotel at Newquay: how to get there and make your booking

How to get to Newquay

Newquay is well connected to the rest of the UK, with regular trains, an extensive bus network and access to Cornwall Airport. Once you've arrived in town, you'll find the centre and beach area compact enough to traverse on foot. If you'd like to explore more wild and remote coastal paths, a car is a good idea. You can then explore famed fishing villages and restaurant hubs like Padstow to the north.

How to book your hotel in Newquay

Choose from a variety of remote clifftop hotels and quiet villas at Voyage Privé. Voyage Privé handpicks the most luxurious stays available at exclusive members-only prices. What’s more, signing up is free and easy; just enter your contact details to get connected with the latest offers online or via e-mail.

The opinion of the Voyage Privé travel expert on Newquay

Newquay may well be renowned for its party-hard image and youth-oriented club culture, but that reputation is slowly changing. The town hosts a number of delightful bistros and bars, including organic and locally-sourced eateries that pride themselves on Cornish produce. If you do one thing during your stay, you must take to the waves on pretty Fistral Beach, one of the UK’s best surfing spots.

Newquay – the best British seafood at your fingertips

Cornwall is renowned for its foodie scene, and Newquay is no different. Enjoy local shellfish served simply from a street food truck or indulge in high gastronomy in one of the 41 Cornish Michelin-starred restaurants. If you’d like to take a foodie excursion, a trip up from Newquay to Padstow or Port Isaac is a must.

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