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The Cornwall Hotel & Spa

The Cornwall Hotel & Spa provides a great base from which to enjoy the county with your four-legged friend at your side.

Pentewan Rd, Tregorrick, Saint Austell PL26 7AB

+44 (0)1726 87 40 50

Partridge's paw rating

4/5 Paws

Stays

The Cornwall Hotel & Spa

Introduction

This newly revamped dog friendly hotel and spa is set within 43-acres of natural parkland, near St Austell and within striking distance of the south Cornish coast, gardens and mining heritage. With eight dog friendly bedrooms, located on the first floor of the hotel, all with balconies – offering easy access to the grounds, where you will find plenty of open space for your furry friends to wonder -The Cornwall Hotel & Spa provides a great base from which to enjoy the county with your four-legged friend at your side.

On site, you will also find 22 Scandi-style woodland lodges and the Cornwall Cottage – a refurbished Victorian property set in its own private gardens, with two bedrooms and a hot tub – both welcoming your furry friends

All canine guests will receive a welcome basket in their room on arrival, filled with dog treats, a doormat, dog bowl and towel, poo bags and a Visit Cornwall dog-friendly map. Once settled in, treat your pooch to a well-deserved jaunt, exploring acres of parkland, before relaxing in the dog friendly terrace and bar.

To the front of the hotel you will find a ‘Paw wash’ that can be used to clean your mutts muddy paws when returning from the beach and woodland walks.

Where to walk

The Pentewan Valley Trail is right on the doorstep, covering three-and-a-half miles, with a combination of woodland, paved and grassed terrain that is mainly flat – the trail follows the old Pentewan railway between St Austell and Pentewan.

For an exhilarating coastal walk, head to year-round dog friendly, Par Beach or Porthpean Beach which has a seasonal dog ban in place from 1^st July to 31^st August between 10am and 6pm. Keep your dog on a leash, and they are welcome to join you in discovering some of the most beautiful Cornish gardens, including the Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan.

Dine with your dog

Dogs are welcome to dine with their owners in the bar, set within the original manor house, where you can enjoy a variety of locally sourced Cornish dishes for lunch or supper in relaxed surrounds.

If it’s a laidback Sunday roast you’re after, the perennial weekend favourite is now being served on sharing-boards, perfect for family and group get-togethers, including your hound, sitting at your heels!

If you prefer to dine out, a few of our favourite dog friendly eateries in the area include the Polgooth Inn at Polgooth, a classic Cornish pub with a focus on the very best local produce, Sharksfin Bar & Restaurant in Mevagissey, a fab waterside spot, showcasing daily-changing menus brimming with locally-caught seafood and Charlie’s Boathouse, Charlestown, with its spacious beer garden, serving a combination of British classics and seasonal specials.

Doggie room rate

There is a charge of £15 per dog per night.

What Partridge says

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at the Cornwall, and felt truly pampered from the moment I bounced into our pawsome dog friendly room with a pampering welcome pack and lots of space to play, including a balcony to enjoy the views across the grounds. So happy to dine with my humans in the bar over some delicious smelling food, and the acres of grounds, including wooded parkland provided lots of exciting trails to explore with plenty of Cornish-countryside sniffs. Paws crossed we can visit again soon!