Hotels near Newquay Parish Church

"Great location, wonderful staff, highly recommended. "

"Central location, amazing view from our bay window, comfy bed, tasty breakfast and very welcoming. Will definitely visit again."

"Our room was a garden view, which could be redone! The room was very clean"

"Clean room.Staff great,wonderful place and Everything around the hotel was great.Definitely will stay again."

"Staff, every single one of them polite, couldnt do enough to help. All room clean, a bit dated but that was the only negative. Except window in room was broke but tild reception and they were in it. Food great, breakfast included every breakfast you could imagine frim full English, salmon, pancakes whatever you wanted just ask. Really really enjoyed my stay and will definitely be back. Booked parking prior to stay and our name was on the wall ready and waiting for our arrival. "

"Had a lovely 2 night stay at The Beresford Hotel. My daughter and I shared a sea view twin room with ensuite. On arrival it looks quite run down and parking isnt great and is limited, however if you get a space they print a sign stating your name and reg number for £5 per night. This ensures you a parking space. We had an Assistance Dog and a retired Assistance Dog, who is now old and nothing was too much trouble and thevwere made to feel welcome, along with us. The beds were comfortable and the room was well equipped, personally the small table and chairs were brilliant for me as I like to write. The bathroom was clean and had all you needed. The seaview was amazing and the cost of thr room was fantastic. We will be returning again soon. Thank you. "

"The staff were very kind, polite and very helpful. There was no problem in anything and very close to the beach and cheap soo i recommend this place a lots"

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"Great location in Newquay and was really impressed with the apartment upon arrival. However, the bed wasn’t comfortable at all and really creaky (only me staying for work). Also found it quite unsecure as the front door was constantly left wide open. "