If it's a big, full facilities, all-angles-covered kind of hotel that you're after, then this estate hotel is an acceptable choice. It's set in 43 acres, with boxy, resort-style rooms – superior and suites have better views. The bland decor and furnishings make it feel a bit corporate and charmless, but the spa, swimming pool and gym might be selling points.
Cornwall Hotel & Spa
South Cornwall
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
3.25 MILES
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3. Charlestown Shipwreck & Heritage Centre
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