Hotels and Other Accommodation in Helston and The Lizard

Britain's Most Southerly Mainland Hotel, located in a spectacular position overlooking the ocean, a secluded sandy beach nestles below adjacent cliffs and the Cornish Coastal Path runs through the hotel gardens. There is a stylish restaurant and a less formal bar area. All 21 rooms have en-suite facilities, television, direct-dial phones and the other amenities you will expect from a three-star hotel.

Set in twelve cliff-top acres, just above a secluded sandy beach, the Polurrian Hotel in Cornwall offers landscaped gardens, stunning views across Mounts Bay, three lounges, snooker room, dining room, the High Point terrace restaurant and 39 refurbished en-suite bedrooms.

Situated on the outskirts of Helston this peaceful and friendly hotel offers a comfortable and relaxing place to stay. The hotel is only minutes from the centre of Helston, a quaint Cornish market town and under two miles from the nearest beaches and outstanding coastal scenery. Consisting of 18 en-suite bedrooms the Clipper Bar and Grylls Restaurant and has extensive function facilities.

This traditional inn has both a bar and lounge/restaurant, offering the choice of drinking with the local fishermen or dining in a relaxed pub atmosphere. Fully refurbished in 2003, the Harbour Inn has kept its traditional values with the modern comforts.

The Mullion Cove Hotel in South Cornwall is a celebration of quality, style and service in a simply unrivalled coastal setting. Situated on the Lizard Peninsula in South Cornwall the hotel stands on the cliff top overlooking the harbour and fishing cove with uninterrupted sea views. Dine in The Cove Bistro or The Atlantic View Restaurant.

Located between Falmouth and Penzance, Premier Inn Helston is close to Flambards Theme Park. Premier Inn Helston is next to the May Tree Table Table restaurant, serving good cuisine in a welcoming environment.

Mudgeon Vean Farm Holiday Cottages are tucked away down a gravel track that leadas to Mudgeon Vean Farmhouse. Through the trees is the patchwork of seasonal agriculture, ancient woodland and hedges. The farm is still home to many chickens, ducks, pigs, pigmy goats, five cats, a dog and pony, as well as numerous species of wildlife.