Bed and Breakfast, Newquay B&B

Porth Veor Manor Hotel

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For delightful bed and breakfast in Newquay, Porth Veor Manor Hotel is situated on the north Cornwall coast overlooking Porth beach just one mile from Newquay. This wonderful Manor Hotel offers a high standard of bed and breakfast in Newquay for its 3-star grading which is reflected in the recent silver accolade award. The hotel also offers an outdoor swimming pool.

Each hotel bedroom is comfortably furnished with private bath (or shower) and toilet, central heating, satellite TV with a wide range of channels including Sky Sports plus tea/coffee maker. Several bedrooms at the Porth Veor Manor Hotel Newquay have the enhanced benefit of views overlooking Porth beach. There is a family room available with bunk beds or extra child beds to accommodate a maximum of 2 adults and 2 children and some double or twin rooms can take extra beds.

When you stay at Porth Veor Manor Hotel Newquay, you can be assured our dedicated team will work hard to provide welcoming hospitality with friendly, attentive yet unobtrusive service you can expect when booking bed and breakfast in Newquay

There are plenty of relaxing areas at the Porth Veor Manor Hotel Newquay. In the summer choose from poolside sun terraces, patios leading from the restaurant and the terraced lawns overlooking Porth beach. In the winter months enjoy the intimate charm of the hotel bar and conservatory with the open log fire.

Cornwall - A Land for All Seasons

Cornwall is a mystical Kingdom unspoilt and unsurpassed with such diverse beauty to delight the holiday maker in so many different ways. Under the warming influence of the Gulf Stream, Cornwall enjoys a mild year round climate and is truly a land for all seasons.

Time seems to stand still in Cornwall...

For those simply seeking refuge and relaxation in Cornwall, this is the ideal spring, summer, autumn and winter break to unwind from the stresses of modern life.

Explore Cornwall at your own unhurried pace...

Walk along Cornwall's golden beaches, coastal paths with spectacular cliff scenery or wild moorland. Stroll around sleepy hamlets and quaint harbours, visit historic inns and mingle with the locals or just relax at your holiday venue.

Cornwall, surrounded by sea on three sides...

Cornwall has more coastline than any other county in England and wherever you go the sea is never far away. The awesome granite cliffs of the Atlantic coast tower above Cornwall's magnificent stretches of golden beaches, this provides a vivid contrast to the many secluded bays, coves and quaint fishing harbours of the more sheltered south.

Cornwall, a land of heritage and legend...

Cornwall's Celtic roots abound with stone circles, wayside crosses and holy wells scattered throughout the county and ancient Pagan festivals such as 'Obby Oss' at Padstow still flourish. Ships in their hundreds foundered on the rocks and then of course, there's the legend of King Arthur with Merlin's cave at Tintagel, Slaughter Bridge where he supposedly fell and Dozmary Pool at Bodmin, the legendary resting place of 'Excalibur'.

Cornwall is a year-round wonderland of plant life...

Surely unsurpassed within the British Isles, Cornwall boasts a wealth of flora. Past-century explorers brought exotic species to these shores from around the world which now thrive all over the county, from the lush palms and ferns of Trebah Garden of Dreams to Trewithen Gardens, Stithians - arguably England's most beautiful woodland garden - and the once-dormant delights of the Lost Gardens of Heligan. Eclipsing them all perhaps is the magnificent Eden Project. This vast global garden has been created for thousands of beautiful and important plants to grow and flourish in space-age conservatories.