Mullion Cove Hotel.
Cliff Road, Mullion, Cornwall.
Set in a dramatic sea view location on the Lizard Peninsula overlooking tiny Mullion harbour, the Mullion Cove Hotel provides a luxury escape in west Cornwall. With magnificent rooms, amazing food and friendly staff, plus a spectacular spa, it really does tick all the boxes.
Sitting on the terrace on a sunny day, you are blessed with sweeping views, big skies and and an azure sea that goes on forever. On a winter day, tuck yourself in the comfortable lounge and watch the sea pounding on the rocks and the spray rising up the cliffs.
The impressive spa shares the expansive views as the rest of the hotel. Here you can enjoy an indoor hydrotherapy pool, steam room and sauna, a gym with all the latest machines and a whole host of treatments.
The restaurant offers award-winning Cornish cuisine, bursting with flavour. Given the fantastic coastal location, premium quality fish and seafood always appears on the menus. Sourced from local fishing boats on the Lizard to Helford River oysters, it could not be any fresher. There are also excellent dishes for those less keen on the sea, however, from prime steak to exceptional vegan and vegetarian cuisine. Whatever the time of day, there is a sumptuous meal awaiting: breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea or dinner.
Spacious, stylish rooms provide the ideal holiday sanctuary by the sea! Each is elegant and well-considered, with just the right balance of modern comfort and classic character. A variety of rooms cater for different tastes and budgets, with top quality en-suite bathrooms and stunning views of the coast and countryside as standard. The rooms range from Classic rooms which are comfortable but lacking a sea view, through the Partial Sea View rooms which look along the coast in each direction, to the Double and Premier Sea View rooms. For even more space, there are also a couple of suites with (naturally enough) those same glorious sea views.
a short stroll down the hill leads to the picturesque hamlet and harbour at Mullion. Longer walks can go in either direction as the South-West Coast Path passes right by. Just a little further the Lizard peninsula can occupy you for days: Kynance Cove, Cadgwith Cove, Lizard Point (the most southerly point in England), the old Serpentine works and the Goonhilly Earth Station where the first transatlantic television pictures were sent and received. A short drive east leads to the beautiful Helford River and west to Mount's Bay and St Michael's Mount.