Best Spas in Carbis Bay

"Revamped and renamed, this waterfront hotel – previously the Porthminster Hotel – oozes with modern seaside style. Revamped and renamed, this waterfront hotel – previously the Porthminster Hotel – oozes with modern seaside style. St Ives Harbour Hotel & Spa, The Terrace St Ives Cornwall TR26 2BN"

"A substantial spa, a pool and glorious bay views are the headline acts at this classy residence perched on St Ives’ hillside above Porthminster Beach and near the railway station. Inventive bistro fare by a Rick Stein-trained chef impresses."

"It’s an adults only hotel, which means it will be a peaceful retreat for couples. The addition of the spa at the hotel is particularly great if you’re after the ultimate retreat!. Check hotel prices on Booking.com >>"

"Built in 1892 on 10 acres of headland, the Atlantic Hotel boasts breathtaking coastal views of Newquay and is within 5 minutes of the town and world famous surfer's paradise Fistral Beach. The hotel has recently been refurbished to a 4-star standard and offers sea views from every bedroom with luxurious bathrooms, free standing baths and superb walk in showers. With the addition of Cornwall's first and only sushi bar So Sushi, the Atlantic Hotel effortlessly infuses Victorian charm with stylish, contemporary finishing touches."

"Facing Gyllyngvase beach, this chic, contemporary hotel is a far cry from the tacky seaside B&Bs that often spring to mind. Kitted out in soothing, nautical colours, with sleek king-size beds and walk-in rainfall showers, the rooms at St Michael’s offer a truly comfortable stay for the discerning traveller. Book into a sea-facing room, and be sure to indulge in the spa, which features a 17m indoor pool and a bespoke treatment menu."

"Located within the four-star St Michaels Resort in Falmouth, the Brasserie on the Bay is a casual all-day restaurant serving dishes which showcase the best ..."

"The Pentire Hotel has an enviable position perched high on Newquay’s Pentire Headland with Fistral Beach on one side and Gannel Estuary on the other. The Pentire offers a warm welcome and comfortable accommodation and has a reputation for excellent hospitality. Bedrooms nearly all boast scenic views, rooms are bright and airy and offer a TV and tea and coffee making facilities."

"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."

"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."

"Overlooking Fistral Beach, this stylish Victorian hotel features a Five Bubble rated spa, surf school, approach golf course and a wonderful sea-view terrace. Awarded a 5-stay AA rating, the Headland Hotel is a 10-minute walk from Newquay centre. The impressive leisure facilities include a brand new Aqua Club which includes 6 outdoor and indoor pools (open all year round)."

"Offering country house comfort and style by the seaside, Merchant’s Manor is a gloriously chic option for those looking to explore the myriad delights of Falmouth and South Cornwall. There is a strong focus on wellness, and guests can tuck into some truly excellent food at the three-AA Rosette restaurant, Rastella."

"(Until improvements have been made) In Summary: A really tired hotel that is in desperate need of general maintenance. (Repairs & Cleaning) Even the drive resembles the surface of the moon. The food was certainly not of standards promoted on their website."

"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."

"It's a bit of a drive from Falmouth but this gorgeous kitchen garden near Constantine is well worth the detour. Rescued from dilapidation by its current owners, it's been renovated by volunteers into a delightful working garden modelled on the French 'potager'. Highlights include the 30m greenhouse and the super veggie cafe, which is very popular with lunching locals at weekends (mains £6 to £10). There's always a good selection of plants for sale, too."

"This is the perfect beach if you’re bringing your doggy, as it’s one of only two beaches in St Ives without restrictions – and it’s extremely close to town for a bite to eat. Mind you, be sure to go at low tide, as it disappears at high tide – at low tide, you can always take the doggy down to the Lighthouse at the end of Smeaton’s Pier."

"This beach is something of a well-kept secret, because during high tide it doesn’t exist!. At low tide, though, you’ll find an excellent beach that rarely gets busy – even during the summer holidays!. The ruins of the Wheal Dream tin mine overlook this secluded beach, one of the only tin mines to have been in St Ives."

"There are few towns anywhere which can rival St Ives for both number and quality of beaches. There are no less than five beautiful sandy beaches within easy walking distance of St Ives town centre. St Ives has few rivals for the crown of Cornwall's best beach town."

"Mere moments from our apartments and steps from the sands of Porthmeor Beach this restaurant is a unique place to take the family throughout the year, enjoy a spot of lunch in the midst of the perfect summer's day and book one of their family-sized outdoor booths to overlook the ocean as you dine in your own pod-with-a-view. With seafood, tapas, a specialised children's menu and so much more there's sure to be something on the waiting for everyone to enjoy."

"The Truro outpost of ever-reliable chain restaurant Ask Italian is found in the rather plum location of Lemon Street, just a hop skip and jump away from Lem ..."