Located on the stunningly beautiful Roseland Peninsula, The Rosevine 4* is a relaxed and friendly seaside hotel. Set in a charming traditional building, you'll feel immediately at home and relaxed, surrounded by cosy furnishings.

Being just a stone’s throw from a sandy beach, you'll spend plenty of time immersed in the beautiful views of the Atlantic. The South West Coast Path is also nearby, making this a perfect choice for hiking. And with an indoor pool and delicious meals at the restaurant, you're sure to have the ultimate relaxing break on the Cornish coast.

Located just next to the main house, the Studios have open-plan living and dining areas, with double beds and sofas adding to the comfort. With your own patio and garden area, you can appreciate the beauty of the surroundings.

Situated on the first floor of the elegant Georgian manor house, these Studios offer breathtaking sea views that sweep across the gardens and Gerrans Bay below. The Juliet-style balcony invites you to soak in the fresh coastal air while admiring the picturesque surroundings. The separate bathroom features a relaxing shower-over-bath combination, providing the perfect place to unwind after a day of exploring.

These large two-bedroom apartments at the rear of the house provide luxury amenities and plenty of space for the perfect relaxing stay. Each of these lovely apartments is uniquely decorated featuring a stylish master bed, bathroom, and a separate second bedroom (only suitable for children).

These large luxury Sea-facing Family Apartments have beautiful views of the garden and the bay beyond. Perfect for families or smaller parties wanting a bit more space, you're sure to feel right at home. Please note the second bedroom is an internal bedroom without windows, only suitable for children.

This beautiful and well-equipped Four-bedroom House on the grounds of the hotel is ideal for larger groups. With an open-plan kitchen, a cosy lounge with a wood-burning stove, and French doors to a large enclosed garden, you're sure to have a memorable stay.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Lovers of nature will be spoilt for choice at The Rosevine 4*. Spend a day on the beach nearby and take a dip in the refreshing water. If you're feeling energetic, why not explore the South West Coast Path, and discover why Cornwall has always been so admired by artists and writers.

Back at the hotel, take a dip in the indoor pool or relax in the beautiful gardens. Whatever you choose to do, you're sure to enjoy the peaceful surroundings of this lovely hotel.

Enjoy easy access to the internet with a handy 1 - 5GB eSIM, bookable at the next stage of the booking process. Install your eSIM before departure in just a few taps. 

Note: please check that your phone is eSIM-compatible before departure.

Nestled on the south coast of Cornwall, Fowey is a charming harbour town renowned for its rich maritime history, stunning coastal scenery, and vibrant community. With its winding streets, colourful cottages, and tranquil waters, Fowey offers a quintessential English seaside escape, perfect for relaxation and exploration.

Must-sees:

• Fowey Estuary: Enjoy the serene beauty of this tidal river, ideal for boat trips and kayaking.
• St. Catherine’s Castle: A small artillery fort offering stunning views over the estuary and coastline.
• Fowey Aquarium: A family-friendly spot showcasing local marine life.
• Polperro Heritage Coast: A nearby area with breathtaking cliffs, walking trails, and wildlife.
• Readymoney Cove: A sandy, sheltered beach perfect for a leisurely swim or a picnic.

Culinary culture:

Fowey is a haven for food lovers, with its focus on fresh, local produce. Savour seafood delights such as Cornish crab and mussels, or enjoy a classic Cornish pasty from a local bakery. Pair your meal with a refreshing cider or a pint of local ale. For a sweet treat, indulge in a Cornish cream tea—don’t forget to add jam before the clotted cream.

Dive deeper:

Explore nearby coastal paths for stunning views of the English Channel or visit the Daphne du Maurier Literary Centre to learn about the famous author inspired by the area. Take a ferry to Polruan for a quieter, picturesque escape.

Good to know:

Fowey is easily accessible by car or train, with Par station nearby. The best times to visit are late spring and summer when the weather is warm and the town’s events, like the Fowey Festival, are in full swing.