Best Bath Houses in Polzeath

"Situated overlooking Fistral Beach in Newquay, the Fistral Beach Hotel and Spa boasts a bar, restaurant and free Wi-Fi throughout. The hotel features panoramic views of Fistral Bay, an indoor swimming pool and a fitness centre. The hotel's luxury ESPA Spa boasts a sauna, a hot tub, and a beauty salon."

"Situated overlooking Fistral Beach in Newquay, this adults only hotel and spa boasts a bar, restaurant and free Wi-Fi throughout. The hotel features panoramic views of Fistral Bay, an indoor swimming pool and a fitness centre. The hotel’s luxury ESPA Spa boasts a sauna, a hot tub, and a beauty salon."

"Description: Situated overlooking Fistral Beach, this adults-only hotel and spa boasts a bar, restaurant and free Wi-Fi throughout. Guests love: The sea view, friendly staff, spa facilities and boutique style. Click here to check availability."

"Located within Newquay's Atlantic Hotel, Silks Bistro and Champagne Bar is an AA Rosette-winning restaurant serving a luxurious food menu in an ultra-chic s ..."

"Our rooms were very comfortable, clean and the food was great. Staff were, without exception, friendly and helpful. The hotel is perfectly placed for Fistral beach, Crantock Beach, and the Gannel estuary."

"The hotel is in a great location, close to multiple beaches and restaurants. The hotel allows dogs which is great. The room was well equipped, a little small, good size bed though."

"Welcome to a luxury four silver star, award winning hotel perched on it’s own wave-lashed promontory in Newquay, Cornwall. The Headland is a place where your time becomes all yours to relax, indulge and enjoy the stunning coastal scenery of the South West. The stylish interior looking out to the foaming Atlantic breakers creates a soothing, seaside ambience in which you can unwind and enjoy the breathtaking location."

"Description: Overlooking Fistral Beach, the stylish Victorian Headland Hotel features a Five Bubble-rated spa, surf school, approach golf course and a wonderful sea-view terrace. Guests love: The friendly staff, sea view and buffet breakfast. Click here to check availability."

"Newquay family holidays are all about the beach and this hotel, ‘built with children and parents in mind’, is just a short stroll from beautiful Porth Beach. Long a popular family holiday favourite, due to its rock pools, wide stretch of perfect sandcastle-building material and sheltered position, Porth beach also offers access to Porth Island along an easy footbridge. Most of the Sands accommodation is two-room family suites, with various configurations and price points to fit most budgets."

"The golden sands of Fistral Beach have a reputation for being one of the best surf beaches in Cornwall and all of the UK. It’s a broad, sandy beach popular with surfers of all abilities – from novices to professionals!. Experienced surfers can take to the waves themselves, but if you’re a newbie, you can try out some surf lessons on Fistral Beach."

"This beach is iconic, and truly puts Newquay on the map when it comes to surfing. All of the big UK surfing competitions take place here, and if you look in advance you’ll be able to time your visit to watch the pro surfers do their thing – usually for free!. Of course, you don’t have to be a pro to go surfing at Fistral Beach."

"An iconic UK beach and widely recognised as the centre of British Surfing, Fistral beach actually has three different sections. World class surfing competitions take place here and you’ll find a choice of surf schools and equipment hire flanking Fistral. Lifeguards operate from April to September and across the Easter Weekend."

"Tolcarne Beach nestles in a beautiful crescent shaped bay set against a background of cliffs. The beach offers soft sand, easy swimming, fun family surfing, exciting rock pools to explore at low tide, sea fishing and the unique ‘Tolcarne wedge’ for boogie boarding. It is an ideal beach if you are looking for organised activities and beach hire with plenty of amenities."

"Located on Tolcarne Beach, The Colonial has exceptional views over Newquay’s bay, serving a great lunch and dinner menu, with an impressive cocktail offering too. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and the staff very friendly. Call 01637 851724 to book a table."

"Tintagel Castle is a medieval fortification located on the peninsula of Tintagel Island adjacent to the village of Tintagel, North Cornwall in the United Kingdom. Tintagel Castle is situated 550 metres north of St Materiana's Church, Tintagel. Photo: Rawac, CC BY-SA 3.0."

"Tintagel Castle is a medieval fortification located on the peninsula of Tintagel Island adjacent to the village of Tintagel, North Cornwall in the United Kingdom. Tintagel Castle is situated 1 km northwest of North Shore Gallery. Photo: Rawac, CC BY-SA 3.0."

"Concho Lounge offers a bit of a twist on a typical bar/pub lounge. Grab some tapas and cocktails, or while away an afternoon playing board games in the cosy surroundings."

"The easy way to get here is from East Pentire (the cafe’s car park is between bungalows on Newquay’s western headland); the long way is to cross the river Gannel via gorgeous Crantock beach: at low tide, paddle through the sandy shallows; when the water’s up, climb aboard the Fern Pit’s own ferry. Either way, you arrive at a ramshackle boathouse shop (a curious mix of beach kit, souvenirs and tanks of live of crabs and lobsters), before taking a long flight of steps that meanders through a wild cliff garden to the cafe, run by the Northey family since 1910. The food may not be the finest (think jacket potatoes and cheese and pickle) but it is well worth the climb for the views, the chickens in the garden, the rustic picnic tables and the fresh crab sandwiches (£7.25) made with crab caught and landed by the Northey family’s own fishing boat.• Cakes from £1.25, sandwiches from £4.50."

"The easy way to get here is from East Pentire (the cafe’s car park is between bungalows on Newquay’s western headland); the long way is to cross the river Gannel via gorgeous Crantock beach: at low tide, paddle through the sandy shallows; when the water’s up, climb aboard the Fern Pit’s own ferry. Either way, you arrive at a ramshackle boathouse shop (a curious mix of beach kit, souvenirs and tanks of live of crabs and lobsters), before taking a long flight of steps that meanders through a wild cliff garden to the cafe, run by the Northey family since 1910. The food may not be the finest (think jacket potatoes and cheese and pickle) but it is well worth the climb for the views, the chickens in the garden, the rustic picnic tables and the fresh crab sandwiches (£7.25) made with crab caught and landed by the Northey family’s own fishing boat.Cakes from £1.25, sandwiches from £4.50."

"Open throughout the summer months, the Fern Pit is located on the bank of the River Gannel between East Pentire headland and Crantock Beach, a secluded little hideaway serving fresh crab sandwiches using a ready supply of shellfish caught and landed by its very own fishing boat. The garden’s ample seating is a great place to enjoy lunch on a sunny day, with a takeaway service also available, and a convenient ferry service runs from the dock below the café if you fancy a walk on Crantock beach. The foot bridge is free to use if the tide is out too."