Book a hotel near Pentewan Sands Beach, St Austell

Looking for some accommodation close by to Pentewan Sands?

If you have often thought you'd like to visit St Austell, this is the perfect excuse!

There's a good mix of hotels that are an easy commute away from Pentewan Sands. Choose from 10 candidates, all within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of the site. Discerning travelers like The Cherrypickers B&B, The Rising Sun Inn and The Ship Inn, 0.9 miles (1.4 kilometers), 2 miles (3 kilometers) and 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, respectively.

A great night's sleep is even that much better when it doesn't cost a small fortune. Luckily enough, the Trevalsa Court Hotel is only 1 mile (2 kilometers) away.

There are some premier establishments close by, a welcome thought if you love something memorable. Two perennial favorites are the Bacchus - Rooms with a View, 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, and the Ancient Shipbrokers, just 0.3 miles (0.5 kilometers) away.

Whether you are a tea connoisseur or a budding barista, you might need something to keep you going. Just a hop, skip and a jump away from Pentewan Sands, Little Bay Cafe provides a good variety of drinks and sweet treats. Also close by is Hubbox Pentewan, a nice eatery that offers a variety of nourishing courses. Discover another facet of the local area while you enjoy a drink at Driftwood Bistro & Bar, also just an easy walk away.

Other Things to Do Near Pentewan Sands

• Learning more about the history of a place at Mevagissey Museum can help you become more appreciative of the land and its inhabitants during your trip.
• At Mevagissey Aquarium you will discover displays filled with amazing creatures from the depths of our mysterious oceans.
• Wander around Lost Gardens of Heligan and discover the wide range of plants, trees and flowers. Young and old travelers alike will surely learn something new about their favorite species.
• Don't forget to bring a picnic when you visit Porthpean Beach. It's sure to be a fun day in the sun.
• Are you after somewhere to relax? Have a look at Charlestown Harbour, a delightful body of water.