Hotels in Cornwall, United Kingdom

Cornwall is a rugged peninsula in southwest England, famous for its dramatic coastline, fishing villages, and cream teas. Winters are mild (averaging 48°F/9°C) and perfect for storm-watching at Land's End or exploring the 19th-century mining ruins at Geevor Tin Mine, while summers (around 66°F/19°C) are ideal for surfing the Atlantic waves at Fistral Beach or hiking the South West Coast Path. In spring, you can visit the subtropical gardens of Trebah or kayak in the sheltered Helford River, and in autumn, catch the mackerel fishing boats bringing in their catch at Newlyn Harbour-just save room for a pasty either way.