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Devon and Cornwall, England's West Country: scintillating coastlines, bucket-and-spade seaside villages, wild moorland, secret valleys and deep, high-sided lanes. Cornwall's north coast is known for its sweeping surfing beaches and offers 60 miles of dramatic Atlantic Heritage Coast from Bude to Bedruthan – cliffs, coves, market towns, farmsteads and enchanting Bodmin Moor. Our favourite hotels are either dramatically sited on the coast or lost in countryside, many of them reflecting the region’s chic image while still providing endless summer fun for families; others are cosy old favourites. The order by which the hotels are listed bears no reflection on our preference.
Written by Fiona Duncan
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“Breezy, family-friendly hotel with golf and beach on the doorstep”
- Luxury
- ROCK, NORTH CORNWALL; overlooking the Camel Estuary
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“Peaceful country hotel, well placed for visiting Cornwall”
- Moderate
- ST KEYNE, NR. LOOE, SOUTH CORNWALL; overlooking the Looe valley
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“Charming farmhouse accomodation, set in rural Cornish farmland”
- Inexpensive
- BOTELET; near Liskeard, in 300 acres of farmland
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“The house where Thomas Hardy met his wife, now a welcoming b&b”
- Inexpensive
- BOSCASTLE, NORTH CORNWALL; in St Juliot, two miles north-east of Boscastle
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“Attractive accommodation, perfect for combining with a visit to Rick Stein's famous restaurant”
- Luxury
- PADSTOW, NORTH CORNWALL; in several buildings in the village
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“Revamped B&B, now a boutique bolthole by the sea”
- Moderate
- BUDE; overlooking Summerleaze Beach
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“Relaxing, purpose-designed eco-friendly hotel overlooking Mawgan Porth beach (fabulous sunsets)”
- Luxury
- MAWGAN PORTH, NORTH CORNWALL; in hillside village, 6 miles from Newquay (with airport)
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“excellent family-friendly beach hotel”
- Moderate
- MAWGAN PORTH, NR. NEWQUAY, NORTH CORNWALL, overlooking beach
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