New Inn Hotel

Marvelous is the perfect word to describe our experience at The New Inn. Beautifully appointed, perfectly situated in the middle of the village, and striking exterior and interior. Yet, so very comfortable! The New Inn welcomes guests with open arms. The new owners could not have been more generous, hospitable, earnest in their desire to make you feel right at home in their new space. The rooms have been completely renovated at a high standard, and are cozy, attractive and gracious. The beds are very comfortable and the linens are lovely. A full English breakfast plus is served every morning. You will not leave hungry. You can find the Southwest coastal path just steps away. The beach is a few steps below the hotel and the visitor center a few in the opposite direction. The hotel is right in the middle of everything. Yet, it’s quite quiet as well. You can hear the roar of the sea at night if you wish. And, no need to leave the hotel for food. They offer a full dinner with new dining options every night in the restaurant. I highly recommend staying at this beautiful hotel. I can’t wait to return soon.

The new owners, Theresa and Ian are bringing this Arts & Crafts hotel back to life. It is being sympathetically restored, with individually decorated in period style. Some rooms have balconies, some sea views. The bar serves a very good pint of Guinness and generous home cooked meals. Breakfast is amazing, which will keep you going for your coastal walk. Very dog friendly which is a bonus, Taffy loved it, and the sausages. Do visit, you won't be disappointed.

Location and staff absolutely perfect. The room we booked however wasn't at all what we expected. Mainly because it wasn't even remotely similar to the photo on their website but also due to the fact that when a room is listed 'with sea view' you expect to see the sea when looking out of your window, instead we had to step out onto a balcony (which was shared with two other rooms) and in the distance looking in the direction of said rooms you could see the sea. Very disappointed