"Staff were lovely. Very scenic views and very very clean. Will be going for two weeks next year in September. The caravans are great value. Swimming pool was really warm. Excellent "
"Staff were lovely. Very scenic views and very very clean. Will be going for two weeks next year in September. The caravans are great value. Swimming pool was really warm. Excellent "
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.
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.
Beautiful views, warm welcome, exceptional service. Staff could not do enough for you providing helpful guidance on activities in the area. Cannot recommend enough, just a note on parking facilities they are a challenge.
Beautiful views, warm welcome, exceptional service. Staff could not do enough for you providing helpful guidance on activities in the area. Cannot recommend enough, just a note on parking facilities they are a challenge.
lynne and Russe
Reviewed September 15, 2015Reviewed September 15, 2015
The room was clean and spacious the food was very good.
The staff were friendly and helpful.
This is a great place to chill out but you need to be mobile or have a car.
As we holiday in Port Isaac annually we knew the hotel and its location as we had dined there a number of times.
We were curious about the accommodation and this was a great place to do nothing and spoil ourselves.
We would not hesitate to return.
The room was clean and spacious the food was very good.
The staff were friendly and helpful.
This is a great place to chill out but you need to be mobile or have a car.
As we holiday in Port Isaac annually we knew the hotel and its location as we had dined there a number of times.
We were curious about the accommodation and this was a great place to do nothing and spoil ourselves.
We would not hesitate to return.
Gareth
Reviewed October 29, 2026Reviewed October 29, 2026
Everyone working at the Wellington Hotel were absolutely brilliant. We could not of been looked after any better. Well done and thankyou to all concerned.
Pete Milner and Elaine Short
Everyone working at the Wellington Hotel were absolutely brilliant. We could not of been looked after any better. Well done and thankyou to all concerned.
Pete Milner and Elaine Short
The location is the best thing about this hotel. We had a sea-view room and it was simply amazing. The bathroom in a family room (which is pretty big) is super tiny. The bathroom is more like a "port-a-potty" size, that you see on airplanes or trains, to be honest. But I can understand that construction of a large bathroom is not feasible in that castle. Breakfast was very mediocre, for 15.50 GBP per person. Food presentation and taste was really mediocre. I would suggest that walk to the...
The location is the best thing about this hotel. We had a sea-view room and it was simply amazing. The bathroom in a family room (which is pretty big) is super tiny. The bathroom is more like a "port-a-potty" size, that you see on airplanes or trains, to be honest. But I can understand that construction of a large bathroom is not feasible in that castle. Breakfast was very mediocre, for 15.50 GBP per person. Food presentation and taste was really mediocre. I would suggest that walk to the...
This is a great place to stay, the room we booked was a family room and had a king size and two singles plus a sofa and table in the living area so lots of room. The bathroom had a bath and excellent separate shower.
The staff were really friendly and the pub itself busy with great food at attractive prices.
An excellent cooked breakfast was also included, all for just over £100. Next time I'm in the area, I will definitely stay here again.
This is a great place to stay, the room we booked was a family room and had a king size and two singles plus a sofa and table in the living area so lots of room. The bathroom had a bath and excellent separate shower.
The staff were really friendly and the pub itself busy with great food at attractive prices.
An excellent cooked breakfast was also included, all for just over £100. Next time I'm in the area, I will definitely stay here again.
Grant
Reviewed October 30, 2026Reviewed October 30, 2026
Very friendly, helpful staff. The restaurant was great, lovely atmosphere and great food. They also serve an excellent breakfast. A great place to stay
Very friendly, helpful staff. The restaurant was great, lovely atmosphere and great food. They also serve an excellent breakfast. A great place to stay
Absolutely beautiful hotel in the old jail, so many of the original features with a modern feel. Breakfast was incredible, best eggs Benedict I’ve ever had and the continental selection was amazing.
Absolutely beautiful hotel in the old jail, so many of the original features with a modern feel. Breakfast was incredible, best eggs Benedict I’ve ever had and the continental selection was amazing.
The hotel was comfortable and clean, the parking was perfect. The staff were extremely helpful and chatty they went out of their way to make your stay as pleasant as possible.
The on-site restaurant was lovely, the food was excellent.
Location was ideal, near to all the attractions. We found the local pub next door’s very friendly.
The hotel was comfortable and clean, the parking was perfect. The staff were extremely helpful and chatty they went out of their way to make your stay as pleasant as possible.
The on-site restaurant was lovely, the food was excellent.
Location was ideal, near to all the attractions. We found the local pub next door’s very friendly.
Lovely hotel. We stayed in a room in the building next to the hotel. Had a lovely evening meal one night. Nice breakfast but the only niggle was that they did run out of a couple of items ar our last breakfast
Lovely hotel. We stayed in a room in the building next to the hotel. Had a lovely evening meal one night. Nice breakfast but the only niggle was that they did run out of a couple of items ar our last breakfast
The lady who runs the b&b was lovely, and so friendly, she gave us all the information we needed when we checked in.
The room was large and spotlessly clean, the bed was extremely comfortable.
The bathroom had shampoo & conditioner as well as shower gel & soap.
We paid for our parking at a car park down the road, but the b&b do have a small parking area out the back.
Breakfast had a huge amount to choose from, cooked, cereals, toast, pancakes, pastries , yogurt & fruit.
Hot drinks & fresh...
The lady who runs the b&b was lovely, and so friendly, she gave us all the information we needed when we checked in.
The room was large and spotlessly clean, the bed was extremely comfortable.
The bathroom had shampoo & conditioner as well as shower gel & soap.
We paid for our parking at a car park down the road, but the b&b do have a small parking area out the back.
Breakfast had a huge amount to choose from, cooked, cereals, toast, pancakes, pastries , yogurt & fruit.
Hot drinks & fresh...
Natalie
Reviewed October 11, 2026Reviewed October 11, 2026
Beautiful little B&B, Suzanne was so helpful, great breakfast with plenty of choice.
Stevens paintings are amazing, please look out for them in the breakfast room. Would highly recommend
Beautiful little B&B, Suzanne was so helpful, great breakfast with plenty of choice.
Stevens paintings are amazing, please look out for them in the breakfast room. Would highly recommend
The best area to stay in Camelford is within the town centre itself, or the nearby villages of Tintagel and Boscastle for those seeking a coastal experience.
Camelford town centre offers convenience and a central base for exploring North Cornwall. It's a small, traditional market town with a high street featuring local shops, cafes, and pubs. The River Camel runs through the town, providing pleasant walks. You'll find easy access to the A39, known as the Atlantic Highway, making day trips straightforward.
For couples looking for a romantic break with stunning scenery, Tintagel is an excellent choice. This village is famous for Tintagel Castle, linked to the legend of King Arthur, and its dramatic clifftop location. The main street has charming gift shops and eateries, and coastal paths offer breathtaking views of the rugged coastline. It's a truly memorable setting.
Families often find Boscastle appealing due to its picturesque harbour and gentler pace. This National Trust-protected village boasts a natural harbour, quaint cottages, and a few family-friendly pubs and cafes. There are lovely walks along the river and coast, and children often enjoy exploring the harbour and rock pools.
What are the best hotels in Camelford that travellers recommend?
This delightful B&B boasts an exceptional 10.0 rating and offers a range of desirable amenities for a comfortable stay. Guests can enjoy the luxury of a rainfall showerhead and designer toiletries, along with the convenience of an electric car charging station, bike parking, and complimentary self-parking. The property also features a lovely terrace. Many guests particularly praise the delicious breakfast served here. It is conveniently located just 1.3 km from Bowood Park Golf Course.
What are the best budget hotels in Camelford?
For an excellent budget option in Camelford, Chandlers Lodge B&B is highly recommended.
This lovely B&B has an exceptional 10.0 rating and offers a range of convenient amenities, including free self-parking, an electric car charging station, and bike parking. Guests frequently highlight the delicious breakfast, and the rooms feature thoughtful touches such as a rainfall showerhead and designer toiletries. It is also very conveniently located, with the North Cornwall Museum just 0.1 km away. View all budget hotels in Camelford
When is the best time to go to Camelford?
The best time to go to Camelford is during the late spring and summer months, from May to September, when the weather is generally at its finest for exploring the Cornish countryside and coastline.
May and June offer pleasant temperatures, fewer crowds than the peak summer, and the countryside is often at its most vibrant with wildflowers. This is a great time for couples seeking a peaceful break with opportunities for scenic walks and enjoying local produce without the busiest tourist season.
July and August are the warmest months, ideal for enjoying the nearby beaches and outdoor activities. This period is superb for families, as the longer daylight hours and warmer sea temperatures make excursions to coastal towns like Port Isaac and Tintagel particularly enjoyable. Many local attractions also have extended opening hours during these months.
September often brings a continuation of good weather with fewer visitors, offering a more tranquil experience while still being warm enough for outdoor pursuits.
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