Bee and Bee
Guest house · Newquay & the North Coast
Family-run bed and breakfast with en-suite rooms in central Newquay.
- 59 Crantock Street, Newquay & the North Coast
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Hotels and places to stay near Newquay & the North Coast
Where to stay
Hotels, guest houses, hostels and apartments near the area: hotels (4) and guest houses and hostels (2). Check availability and prices with each property.
Guest house · Newquay & the North Coast
Family-run bed and breakfast with en-suite rooms in central Newquay.
Hotel · Newquay & the North Coast
Five-star hotel and spa near Fistral Beach, according to its website.
Restaurant with rooms · Newquay & the North Coast
Boutique restaurant with rooms on the Newquay coast.
Guest house · Newquay & the North Coast
Family-run guest house in the heart of Newquay.
Hotel · Newquay & the North Coast
Seafront hotel near Newquay Zoo and Watergate Bay, according to Travelodge.
Hotel · Newquay & the North Coast
Hotel on a two-mile surfing beach at Watergate Bay, according to its website.
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Closest to Newquay & the North Coast
Places to stay from our Cornwall guide, nearest first, measured from the centre of Newquay & the North Coast. Distances are straight lines; walking times assume 5 km/h and are a minimum.
| Place to stay | Street | In our guide to | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Travelodge Newquay Seafront (opens in new tab) | 7 Cliff Road | Newquay & the North Coast | 100 m, about 2 min on foot |
| St Bernards Guesthouse (opens in new tab) | 9 Berry Road | Newquay & the North Coast | 300 m, about 3 min on foot |
| Bee and Bee (opens in new tab) | 59 Crantock Street | Newquay & the North Coast | 1.1 km, about 13 min on foot |
| Headland Hotel (opens in new tab) | Headland Road | Newquay & the North Coast | 1.7 km, about 20 min on foot |
| Lewinnick Lodge (opens in new tab) | Newquay & the North Coast | 3.1 km, about 38 min on foot | |
| Watergate Bay Hotel (opens in new tab) | Trevarrian Hill | Newquay & the North Coast | 4.1 km, about 49 min on foot |
While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Village two miles south-west of Newquay on the south side of the River Gannel, where Celtic missionaries founded an oratory in 460.
Seaside town about seven miles south-west of Newquay with a two-mile beach facing the Atlantic.
Coastal headland and Site of Special Scientific Interest with an Iron Age hill fort.
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A fishing port, estuary cycling and sandy bays on the north coast
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A sailing harbour, fishing villages and the clay-pit gardens of Eden
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Galleries, harbour beaches and the granite moors of Penwith
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