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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.
Lovely 300 yr old Inn right on the cove overlooking the boats. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere in the pub is genuinely warm. This place is unspoilt and a special hidden gem. Not only are there great coastal walks but the food at the Cadgwith Cove Inn is fantastic, particularly the fish. Incredibly fresh each day and cooked perfectly what more could you want. You definitely have to ask for the smoked fish and poached eggs at breakfast.
Lovely 300 yr old Inn right on the cove overlooking the boats. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere in the pub is genuinely warm. This place is unspoilt and a special hidden gem. Not only are there great coastal walks but the food at the Cadgwith Cove Inn is fantastic, particularly the fish. Incredibly fresh each day and cooked perfectly what more could you want. You definitely have to ask for the smoked fish and poached eggs at breakfast.
Johnny
Reviewed September 14, 2018Reviewed September 14, 2018
Stayed in the glamping tent and it was clean and tidy. The bed was really comfy and shower block was nice. Also had dinner and breakfast here and it was delicious
Stayed in the glamping tent and it was clean and tidy. The bed was really comfy and shower block was nice. Also had dinner and breakfast here and it was delicious
The Trelawne Hotel is located in a magnificent part of Cornwall, and is very quiet and hidden away – we slept very peacefully indeed. The staff are very friendly and accommodating, and their procedures for managing Covid transmission risks seem very thorough (safety screens in place, food service is done at a distance, tables are very widely spaced).
The Trelawne Hotel is located in a magnificent part of Cornwall, and is very quiet and hidden away – we slept very peacefully indeed. The staff are very friendly and accommodating, and their procedures for managing Covid transmission risks seem very thorough (safety screens in place, food service is done at a distance, tables are very widely spaced).
Great location if you are looking for a quiet spot , but close enough to the main touristy area.
Beautiful beech 5 min walk.
Great breakfast, friendly staff. Highly recommend.
Great location if you are looking for a quiet spot , but close enough to the main touristy area.
Beautiful beech 5 min walk.
Great breakfast, friendly staff. Highly recommend.
Located between Helston and Penzance on the A394, The Coach and Horses Inn is ideally situated for exploring some of Cornwall’s most beautiful locations. A short walk will take you to the stunning beaches, while a few minutes drive brings you to the historic town of Marazion, home to the ‘must visit’ St Michael’s Mount.
We had a comfortable stay. The room was clean, comfortable, and well suited to our short stay.
This is a straightforward, no-frills B & B property with the essential...
Located between Helston and Penzance on the A394, The Coach and Horses Inn is ideally situated for exploring some of Cornwall’s most beautiful locations. A short walk will take you to the stunning beaches, while a few minutes drive brings you to the historic town of Marazion, home to the ‘must visit’ St Michael’s Mount.
We had a comfortable stay. The room was clean, comfortable, and well suited to our short stay.
This is a straightforward, no-frills B & B property with the essential...
Nestled in the stunning landscapes of The Lizard Peninsula, Helston offers a plethora of beachside activities that will delight any traveller with a penchant for sun and sea. Start your day at the breathtaking Kynance Cove, famous for its turquoise waters and unique rock formations—perfect for swimming and sunbathing. Just a short walk away, Lizard Point boasts dramatic cliffs and the iconic lighthouse, where you can enjoy scenic walks with panoramic views of the coast. For families, the sandy expanses of Poldhu Cove are an excellent choice, offering safe swimming, rock pooling, and a delightful café for refreshments. The nearby village of Mullion is also a gem, featuring charming pubs and shops, and is an excellent base for exploring the coastal paths. For those seeking a quality stay, consider the hotels around Poldhu Cove, where you can experience attentive service and enjoy the convenience of having the beach just a stone's throw away. With its combination of natural beauty, family-friendly facilities, and luxurious accommodations, The Lizard Peninsula ensures a memorable coastal retreat.
Find the best beach hotels and resorts in The Lizard
For those seeking a seaside escape in The Lizard, these hotels offer the perfect blend of beach access and coastal charm. Each hotel promises a delightful stay with amenities that cater to beach lovers.
Why it's great for the ultimate beach vacation spot: Housel Bay Hotel is an idyllic retreat for beach enthusiasts, a remarkable guest review rating of 9.0. Nestled close to a private beach, it offers sea views and the perfect backdrop for relaxation and seaside activities. Guests can indulge in the beauty of the coast with easy access to sailing adventures nearby, ensuring a memorable stay by the water.
Other amenities: In addition to its prime beach location, Housel Bay Hotel features a charming terrace for soaking up the sun, alongside beautifully maintained gardens perfect for leisurely strolls. The hotel also provides self-parking facilities, free toiletries, and daily housekeeping for added convenience. For those who enjoy outdoor pursuits, nearby options for mountain biking and hiking ensure guests can embrace the scenic landscape surrounding The Lizard.
Nearby attractions: Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - 0 km, Housel Bay Beach - 0 km
Frequently Asked Questions
Which area of The Lizard is best to stay in for beaches?
For those prioritising beach access in The Lizard, the best areas to stay are around Lizard Village itself, or the nearby coves of Kynance Cove and Cadgwith.
Lizard Village is the southernmost point of mainland Britain and offers a good base for exploring the local coastline. While the village itself isn't directly on a beach, it's a short walk or drive to several beautiful coves. It's home to a few pubs and shops, and the famous Lizard Lighthouse is a prominent landmark nearby. This area is great for couples who enjoy coastal walks and exploring dramatic scenery, as many footpaths lead directly from the village to various coves.
Kynance Cove, just a few kilometres west of Lizard Village, is renowned for its turquoise waters and serpentine rock formations. Accommodations here are often guesthouses or holiday cottages with stunning views. It's particularly appealing for those seeking a tranquil escape and direct access to one of Cornwall's most photographed beaches.
Cadgwith, a traditional fishing village on the eastern side of The Lizard, offers a different kind of beach experience. Its quaint harbour is still active with fishing boats, and the pebble beach is a lovely spot for watching the daily catch come in.
What is the best time of year to stay in a beach hotel in The Lizard?
The most popular time to stay in a beach hotel in The Lizard is during the summer months, from July to August. These months offer the warmest weather, with average temperatures around 19-20°C, making it ideal for enjoying the stunning coastline and local beaches.
During this peak period, families often find the conditions superb for building sandcastles, swimming in the sea, and exploring rock pools. The extended daylight hours mean more time for coastal walks and enjoying the outdoor amenities of beachside hotels. You'll also find a lively option with many local events and activities geared towards holidaymakers.
For a slightly different, yet equally rewarding, experience, May is a fantastic alternative. The weather is pleasantly mild, typically around 14-16°C, which is wonderful for coastal path walking and discovering hidden coves without the bustle of the high season.
Can I cancel my beach hotel reservation on Expedia?
Many Expedia hotel reservations are refundable, provided that you cancel before the hotel's cancellation deadline. This is often within 24-48 hours of your scheduled arrival. Be sure to check your booking confirmation for the exact cancellation policy. For maximum flexibility, use Expedia's "Fully refundable property" filter during your search to find the right beach hotel in The Lizard for you.
How can I save on a beach hotel in The Lizard with Expedia?
One Key™ —Expedia’s free travel rewards programme—gives you instant access to perks and Member Prices on The Lizard beach hotels. Plus, you’ll earn OneKeyCash™* on eligible bookings to use on future trips. Typically, booking in advance will help you save on your hotel booking. But, if you're feeling spontaneous, check out the last-minute deals.
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How much does a beach hotel in The Lizard cost?
Prices for beach hotels in The Lizard vary, but you can find a great deal from NZ$182 on Expedia. You're likely to find lower rates if you're travelling during the off-peak season or mid-week. Find the best deals by being flexible with your dates, and sort search results by "Price: low to high" for our cheapest rates.
Is it cheaper to book a The Lizard beach hotel and flights as a package?
Booking a beach hotel and flight package on Expedia can be cheaper than booking flights and hotels separately. Bundling can lead to significant savings, especially for international travel or when booking a beach vacation package well in advance. However, savings vary depending on factors like destination, travel dates, and availability, so it’s wise to compare options. With access to over 300,000 hotels worldwide, Expedia makes it easy to build the perfect travel package.