How is it to stay in Newtown-in-St-Martin?

Those travelling to Newtown-in-St-Martin will definitely enjoy the sights to see and things to do. A top sight in the area is St. Michael's Mount. In Newtown-in-St-Martin, there are 5 hotels and other accommodation options to choose from.

What is there to see in Newtown-in-St-Martin?

A favourite place to visit in the city is The Lizard. Additionally, you'll find St. Michael's Mount in the area.

What's the weather like in Newtown-in-St-Martin?

The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temp of 18°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 5°C. Average annual rainfall for Newtown-in-St-Martin is 750.50 inches.

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: Those travelling to Newtown-in-St-Martin will definitely enjoy the sights to see and things to do. A top sight in the area is St. Michael’s Mount. In Newtown-in-St-Martin, there are 5 hotels and other accommodation options to choose from.
: A favourite place to visit in the city is The Lizard. Additionally, you’ll find St. Michael’s Mount in the area.
: The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temp of 18°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 5°C. Average annual rainfall for Newtown-in-St-Martin is 750.50 inches.

Newtown-in-St-Martin Hotel Reviews

Expedia Verified Review…

4 out of 5

Good atmosphere good food good bed great value for money a proper pub…

A verified traveller from Birmingham stayed at Seaview Inn

Posted 2 months ago

Seaview Inn

Expedia Verified Review…

5 out of 5

The Barley Sheaf's location was perfect and had a lovely view of the Cathedral from the garden and conservatory. The place itself was stylish and well kept with very friendly accomodating staff that made me feel relaxed and at home. The room was spotlessly clean with good amenities and the bed was very comfortable. I will definitely be booking with them again and look forward to another pleasant stay in the future.…The Barley Sheaf's location was perfect and had a lovely view of the Cathedral from the garden and conservatory. The place itself was stylish and well kept with very friendly accomodating staff that made me feel relaxed and at home. The room was spotlessly clean with good amenities and the bed was very comfortable. I will definitely be booking with them again and look forward to another pleasant stay in the future.

A verified traveller from Leicester stayed at The Barley Sheaf Inn

Posted 3 weeks ago

The Barley Sheaf Inn

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3 out of 5

You pay a lot for the location, I estimate that it doubles the cost of a room compared to an inland hotel. The original building has been added to recently by the looks of it and it is now very large and doesn't look attractive from the outside. The parking is difficult and not well signed. There was a full skip at the side of the hotel with food in it and consequently seagulls. We were there over the bank holiday weekend and there were two weddings on the Saturday, which as a normal visitor doesn't make it very relaxing or feel special. The places doesn't feel as exclusive as you'd imagine for the price and the pool is very small, but the hot tubs is lovely. We only ate breakfast in the hotel, which was nice, but the cooked options are executed well (limp bacon, pale sausage, you have to make your own toast).…You pay a lot for the location, I estimate that it doubles the cost of a room compared to an inland hotel. The original building has been added to recently by the looks of it and it is now very large and doesn't look attractive from the outside. The parking is difficult and not well signed. There was a full skip at the side of the hotel with food in it and consequently seagulls. We were there over the bank holiday weekend and there were two weddings on the Saturday, which as a normal visitor doesn't make it very relaxing or feel special. The places doesn't feel as exclusive as you'd imagine for the price and the pool is very small, but the hot tubs is lovely. We only ate breakfast in the hotel, which was nice, but the cooked options are executed well (limp bacon, pale sausage, you have to make your own toast).

A verified traveller stayed at Carbis Bay Hotel & Estate

Posted 7 months ago

Carbis Bay Hotel & Estate