Hidden away in thirteen acres of gardens and woodland, The Valley 5* is an oasis of serenity for the perfect escape from your daily life whatever the time of year. The ideal base to explore Cornwall, you will find beautiful beaches, fascinating heritage sites and outdoor activities all within a 30-minute drive as well as the city of Truro and bustling port town Falmouth just a few miles away.

This unique collection of luxury self-catering holiday cottages offers you the privacy of your own living space, along with hotel benefits from the heated indoor pool to tennis and squash courts, so you will never run out of things to do. It is a truly perfect summer destination for families.

Please note: if you are travelling with pets, please make sure to select the Pet Gallery cottage when you book.

Beacon Cottage

A detached two-bedroom cottage with open plan spacious ground floor living, The Beacon is a great space for relaxing with loved ones. The master bedroom has a bathroom and a private balcony, while the twin room has an en-suite shower.

Haven Cottage

A spacious two-bedroom home-away-from-home, the Haven has one room with twin beds and a vaulted master bedroom with an emperor-size bed for maximum comfort. The large open-plan living area leads out to a dining area with a patio.

Gallery Cottage 

These two-bed cottages take the form of stylish townhouses, with a mezzanine kitchen and living area overlooking the sitting room below. Each has a balcony, and many have views over the outdoor pool. Sleep soundly in the super-king bed in the master bedroom, or in one of the twin beds in the second bedroom.

With the same elegant, cosy interiors and great amenities, these cottages are pet-friendly, so all the family can enjoy a great holiday.

Please note: Seven of the cottages are dog-friendly - please opt for a Pet Gallery Cottage if travelling with a furry friend.

This is an accommodation-only rate.

Fully unwind in the heated outdoor pool or take an invigorating dip in the indoor swimming pool, both of which are exclusive to guests. 

Tennis and squash courts are there for sports enthusiasts, with all necessary equipment, including rackets and balls, provided exclusively for guest use, and there is even a professional tennis coach on call to help you add that extra edge to your game. The five-star facilities also include a fitness room and spa pool, perfect for soothing tired muscles after an energising workout.

School Holiday Activities 

During the October, Easter, Summer school holidays, as well as the Whitsun bank holiday, The Valley presents a diverse array of activities suitable for all ages. These include Arts & Crafts sessions and Kids Yoga, providing ample creative and relaxation opportunities. Mark's Ark offers close encounters with fascinating creatures, while Archery sessions add to the excitement. Families can also partake in Games on the Green, featuring activities like tug of war and football on the top field throughout the day. Please note that activity availability may vary during your stay, so it's advisable to check directly with the hotel for details.

Please note: The swimming pool is closed in December.   

Set on Cornwall’s south coast, Falmouth is a lively harbour town known for its maritime heritage, sandy beaches, and creative atmosphere. With one of the world’s largest natural harbours, colourful waterfront streets, and easy access to some of Cornwall’s most beautiful coastline, Falmouth combines seaside relaxation with history, culture, and outdoor adventure.

Must-sees:

• Pendennis Castle: Explore this impressive coastal fortress built by Henry VIII, with sweeping views across the harbour and coastline.
• National Maritime Museum Cornwall: Discover Cornwall’s seafaring history through interactive exhibitions and historic vessels.
• Gyllyngvase Beach: One of the town’s most popular beaches, ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, or simply relaxing by the sea.

Culinary culture:

Falmouth’s coastal location means fresh seafood features prominently on local menus. Enjoy dishes such as Cornish crab, mussels, and freshly caught fish, often served in waterside restaurants overlooking the harbour. Traditional Cornish pasties remain a local favourite, while cream teas with freshly baked scones offer a classic taste of Cornwall. The town is also home to independent cafés, artisan bakeries, and a growing collection of craft breweries.

Dive deeper:

Take a ferry across the estuary to the picturesque village of St Mawes, known for its sheltered harbour and coastal walks. Explore the subtropical gardens at Trebah Garden and Glendurgan Garden, where exotic plants thrive in Cornwall’s mild climate. For a scenic day out, follow part of the South West Coast Path, which offers dramatic sea views, hidden coves, and opportunities to spot local wildlife.

Good to know:

Falmouth is easily reached by train from the rest of Cornwall and serves as an excellent base for exploring the surrounding coastline. The summer months bring a lively atmosphere with sailing events, festivals, and outdoor activities, while spring and early autumn offer milder weather and quieter beaches. Thanks to the Gulf Stream, Cornwall enjoys some of the warmest temperatures in the UK throughout the year.