Cheap Hotels in Padstow
Tor View B&B is a small family run Bed and Breakfast offering 3 guest rooms and situated in a quiet residential area above the harbour town of Padstow, only 10 minutes walk to all of Padstow's amenities. Free WiFi and off street parking is available. All en-suite rooms come with a flat-screen TV and a hospitality tray with a selection of beverages and biscuits. A continental breakfast is served in the upstairs dining room with panoramic views. A full English breakfast option is available at an additional charge, payable on the property. A garden and patio area is available to enjoy. The surf town of Newquay is located 23 km away from Tor View B&B, while the village of Port Isaac is 24.6 km away.
Located in Little Petherick, 3 miles from Padstow, The Old Mill House is set in a renovated grade II listed former corn mill featuring a restaurant, bar, terrace and garden adjacent to a stream running down to the Camel Estuary. Free WiFi is available throughout, and the property offers an AA-award-winning breakfast. Each room comes with a flat-screen TV, a wardrobe and ironing facilities. They also have en-suite bathrooms with free toiletries, hairdryer and bathrobes. Some rooms also boast a view of either the garden, river or church. The Old Mill House offers traditional Cornish Cream Tea served in the garden and packed lunches can also be arranged upon request. The Bistro serves locally sourced products and freshly prepared meals for dinner and is also fully licensed to offer local beers, wines and ciders. Guests can go and visit Prideaux Place, 3 miles away or go golfing at Trevose Golf Club, 5.5 miles away, while the Royal Cornwall Showground is 3.3 miles away. Newquay Airport is just 11 miles away.
Near Harlyn Bay Beach
Originally a row of fishermen’s cottages, The London Inn in Padstow is a cosy pub and restaurant with comfortable accommodation. This Cornish inn offers a full English breakfast at an extra cost and free Wi-Fi. Rooms have private bathroom facilities with shower, hairdryer and complementary toiletries. All rooms have a flat-screen TV with DVD player, a king-size bed and tea and coffee facilities. The restaurant menu features Cornish produce including locally caught fish and seafood. The traditional pub features wooden beams and an open fireplace, and serves a selection of award-winning real ales. The Eden Project near St Austell is around 40 minutes’ drive from Padstow. The surfing capital Newquay is around 30 minutes’ drive along the coast.
Farmers Arms Hotel
Hotels in Padstow
Located on the bank of the River Camel in north Cornwall and nestled within a creek, Padstow is a traditional fishing port that has remained largely unspoiled. Book a Padstow hotel with us and discover a town that is blessed with a beautiful harbour, golden-sanded beaches, bonny bays, glorious countryside and fascinating footpaths.
Waterside wonder
A thriving port, Padstow has a working harbour and a very picturesque one at that, with its colourful, bobbing fishing boats, gaggle of pretty buildings. There are also lovely views across the bay - particularly of nearby Rock. The harbour is a magnet for locals who come to meet and chat, and visitors who enjoy the ambience and the scenery.
You're never far from a beach in Padstow. From Treyarnon Bay and Constantine Bay to Harlyn Bay and Tregirls Beach, the sandy shores are kissed by the rippling turquoise sea. Whether taking a leisurely stroll, a long-distance walk, relaxing on the beach, having fun in a dinghy or surfing, the variety of this part of the Cornish coast provides something for everyone.
Surf's up
The beaches in and around Padstow each offer different surfing opportunities, with the best being Treyarnon, Constantine, Harlyn, Trevone and Polzeath. Don't worry if you're keen to try but have no experience, there are local surf schools that will teach basic technique and dispense good advice.
Cruise control
There's so much water at your disposal and plenty of different ways to travel on it. You can charter a boat and try your hand at landing, roach, bream, tench, carp and other fish that swim in the estuary and sea. If you fancy a rapid form of transport then take a trip in a speed boat. It's a great way to get around the Camel Estuary, pass the beaches of Daymer, Polzeath, Hawker's Cove and St George's Well. Or board the Jubilee Queen for a more leisurely coastal cruise, and visit the offshore islands. Keep your eyes peeled for dolphins, seals and even sharks.
Eating and drinking
Padstow has a huge amount of restaurants, cafés and bars, many of them taking advantage of the sea's natural resources.
Paul Ainsworth at No. 6 is enjoyed for its "hearty portions of unpretentious, uncomplicated food" and relaxed, friendly atmosphere. A restaurant that opened to acclaim in 1975, and has subsequently gained fame wider fame, is Rick Stein's Seafood Restaurant. Cornwall is known for its pasties and Chough Bakery is an award-winning establishment that provides this local delicacy straight from the oven. For fresh coffee and a selection of delicious cakes, Cherry Trees Coffee House is popular with visitors and locals alike.
Shopping in and around Padstow
You'll find a good selection of retail outlets in Padstow providing essentials and quirky arts, crafts and gifts, as well as everything from fish, farm foods and fudge to fishing equipment and fashion.
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Padstow
Which hotels are the most popular ones to stay at in Padstow?
The best hotels to stay in Padstow are Harbour Hotel Padstow, Trevose Golf and Country Club and Tor View B&B.What is the lowest price for a double room in Padstow?
The cheapest price for a double room in Padstow is £79, offered by Padstow Bed and Breakfast.If I want to stay in the center of Padstow, which hotels shall I consider?
The best hotels near the center of Padstow are Harbour Hotel Padstow, The Old Custom House and Tor View B&B.120,000 Hotels
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