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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
This is the place to stay if you want the perfect b&b in Truro. June, the owner, was a very friendly lady and gave us all the information we needed about Truro. It is a 10 minute walk to the town centre. We had the 4 poster bed room which was very comfortable and spacious. We had the best sleep of our 5-week holiday here. There was a room at the front of the house where you not only had breakfast but could also have a cup of tea, coffee or hot chocolate, as well as June’s wonderfully freshly...
This is the place to stay if you want the perfect b&b in Truro. June, the owner, was a very friendly lady and gave us all the information we needed about Truro. It is a 10 minute walk to the town centre. We had the 4 poster bed room which was very comfortable and spacious. We had the best sleep of our 5-week holiday here. There was a room at the front of the house where you not only had breakfast but could also have a cup of tea, coffee or hot chocolate, as well as June’s wonderfully freshly...
We landed in the UK after a long trip from Australia, got a car and drove to this gem. Hannah was amazing, she greeted us with a warm welcome and was very hospitable, we felt very comfortable here, it was quiet and relaxing, the grounds were amazing and the breakfast was incredible… Thanks Andy, you make an amazing omelette:) Would definitely recommend to anyone visiting the area and would definitely stay again.
We landed in the UK after a long trip from Australia, got a car and drove to this gem. Hannah was amazing, she greeted us with a warm welcome and was very hospitable, we felt very comfortable here, it was quiet and relaxing, the grounds were amazing and the breakfast was incredible… Thanks Andy, you make an amazing omelette:) Would definitely recommend to anyone visiting the area and would definitely stay again.
Janelle
Reviewed September 3, 2025Reviewed September 3, 2025
After big cities, it was fantastic to stop and enjoy the small village of Portloe. The hotel to excellent and the staff and food outstanding. Nothing was too much trouble and our whole experience was the best we enjoyed after four weeks in the UK.
After big cities, it was fantastic to stop and enjoy the small village of Portloe. The hotel to excellent and the staff and food outstanding. Nothing was too much trouble and our whole experience was the best we enjoyed after four weeks in the UK.
One of the best hotel experiences we have had in the UK, great character and history, nice bar and really friendly staff. Had the beast of Bodmin for breakfast first morning which was huge and tasty and was like a gigantic full english breakfast.
One of the best hotel experiences we have had in the UK, great character and history, nice bar and really friendly staff. Had the beast of Bodmin for breakfast first morning which was huge and tasty and was like a gigantic full english breakfast.
Very clean and large rooms, Great bathroom. Loved the antique lift which worked well so long as you waited for the "clunk". Parking was good but no on site EV charging. Great harbour view and old town and St Catherines castle within easy walk.
Very clean and large rooms, Great bathroom. Loved the antique lift which worked well so long as you waited for the "clunk". Parking was good but no on site EV charging. Great harbour view and old town and St Catherines castle within easy walk.
Andrew
Reviewed November 10, 2026Reviewed November 10, 2026
Lots of instruction from the owner on how to get in and maintain the property etc. Property is very spacious and well maintained and has a beautiful view. Excellent communication from the owner too. Maybe would have liked to see some basics supplied such as tea and long life milk. Also as a tall person i hit my head on light fittings a few times, as well as the angled walls. Overall an excellent property.
Lots of instruction from the owner on how to get in and maintain the property etc. Property is very spacious and well maintained and has a beautiful view. Excellent communication from the owner too. Maybe would have liked to see some basics supplied such as tea and long life milk. Also as a tall person i hit my head on light fittings a few times, as well as the angled walls. Overall an excellent property.
This is an excellent travellers rest, quirky, cool in the style of an of an old English inn. The location I thought was the best to getaway from the hustle and bustle. A short walk to Port Isaac and all it has to offer. The pub has a great atmosphere and the food was top shelf. The host and his staff were great, friendly, welcoming and helpful. We really enjoyed our stay.
This is an excellent travellers rest, quirky, cool in the style of an of an old English inn. The location I thought was the best to getaway from the hustle and bustle. A short walk to Port Isaac and all it has to offer. The pub has a great atmosphere and the food was top shelf. The host and his staff were great, friendly, welcoming and helpful. We really enjoyed our stay.
Glenn
Reviewed September 4, 2026Reviewed September 4, 2026
The Alverton is the perfect place to stay for exploring Cornwall and surrounds or for a peaceful get away. The hotel and grounds are lovely - our room was spacious with a sitting area in front of a large window overlooking to courtyard.
The restaurant had a great ambience and food was delicious and well presented; relatively small range of choices but fresh and interesting; breakfast was plentiful and al a carte for hot food definitely an advantage. Availability of fresh Sandwiches in the bar...
The Alverton is the perfect place to stay for exploring Cornwall and surrounds or for a peaceful get away. The hotel and grounds are lovely - our room was spacious with a sitting area in front of a large window overlooking to courtyard.
The restaurant had a great ambience and food was delicious and well presented; relatively small range of choices but fresh and interesting; breakfast was plentiful and al a carte for hot food definitely an advantage. Availability of fresh Sandwiches in the bar...
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What's there to see and do in St Austell?
Visitors speak positively about this destination's luxurious spas, fantastic nightlife and picturesque gardens. Activities and attractions to experience around St Austell include St Austell Brewery, Charlestown Harbour and Porthpean Beach. You might also like to explore more of the area and take in additional sights like Eden Project, Pentewan Sands Beach and Hall for Cornwall while you're here.
What kind of weather should I plan for when I travel to St Austell?
Understanding the weather in St Austell is important when planning your trip. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 16°C, while the coldest months are February and January, with an average of 8°C. Average annual precipitation for St Austell is 924 mm.
What's the best way to get to my boutique hotel in St Austell?
You have a few options for getting to St Austell. The nearest major airport is Newquay (NQY-Newquay Cornwall), which is located 11.9 mi (19.1 km) from the heart of the city. If you'd like to explore more of the area, take a train from St Austell Station, St Austell (USX-St Austell Train Station) or Bugle Station.