"The room was was clean and tidy, the desk drawer handle broken and very little table surface. Said was parking until you reserved then said minimal parking available, but parking is available elsewhere"
"I had researched The Plume of Feathers as a wedding anniversary destination, so thought I knew what to expect. The reality was even better! We were given an upgrade to a Luxury Room and it was superb. Clean, very well furnished and spacious. I highly recommend it if your budget allows. We had breakfast and evening meals at The Plume and the food was great every time (the Full English was especially of high quality). Every member of staff were friendly, welcoming and helpful. I can't speak highly enough of them. Being in a central location, The Plume is an excellent base to explore Cornwall and is just off the A30. Overall I can't fault the quality and service we received at The Plume, I thoroughly recommend it."
"Everything from start to finish was perfect
We were greeted by friendly and ready to help staff members at the reception, nothing was too much trouble for them. Then we had a lovely spa treatment which helped us relax after a busy week. The hotel design and feel is very beautiful, the food was super delicious, the best calamari we ever had. The room was clean and the bed very comfortable. It definitely left a memory in our hearts, all the staff members made us feel very welcome and cared for. Strongly recommend and we will definitely come back!"
"Overall it was a good hotel. The spa is quite pricey. The access to the beach or to the small town from the hotel requires a walk along a narrow uneven path with steep steps or you can walk along the roadside but there is only a pavement for about half of the journey so you end up walking in the road, which is narrow and has blind spots. As it is not fully accessible to everyone you would need to bare this in mind. You could drive to the beach & restaurants but from what are saw there is not a lot of parking. It would be nice if the hotel ran a shuttle service to the beach.
The hotel itself could do with some rejuvenation on the outside and having the windows cleaned on the inside and outside of the rooms would be a good idea.
The Wild Cafe is great for all meals and has a wider menu than the Ogo restaurant and provides better value for money. It would be great if they could create a section in The Wild Cafe that is adults only as listening to screaming children is in no way relaxing. The cocktail bar is nice and if you get a spot on the terrace in the evening you get great views. It would be better if there was a bar by the pool, even if only for peak season. This would save you having to go up and down steep steps.
The pools are good, the smaller one is heated. The sun loungers are not very comfortable as they are in just 1 position so you can’t lay comfortably and read.
I don’t think I would call this a four star hotel, definitely a solid 3 star."
"Had a great extended weekend stay at Porth lodge! In a great location with the beach just a short walk away and Newquay within walking distance it's perfectly tucked away. The staff were very lovely and helpful and the breakfast made to order everything was a highlight. Would recommend to anyone looking for a comfortable and homely stay"
If you're planning a road trip to Newquay, staying in an RV park is a good way to see the area. Travelers can enjoy the swimming spots as a family. Check out the sea views and beaches after you've settled in at the RV park in Newquay.
What are some top RV sites around Newquay?
602 Sycamore forest is a highly recommended RV park for your roadtrip, featuring free self parking and terrace. If you're heading out with friends or family, you might enjoy the indoor swimming pool and garden available at this campground. Onsite accommodations feature a kitchen with a full-sized refrigerator, a stovetop, and a separate dining area. Other recommended RV parks include Primrose Farm Holidays and Glamping Pod in St Austell, Sleeps 2 With Spa Pool.
How many RV parks are there near Newquay?
There are 2 RV campgrounds near Newquay that you can book on Expedia.
What should I see when I'm in Newquay?
If you want to find some ways to explore Newquay while making good use of your travel budget, this destination has a lot to offer. Spots where you'll find the natural beauty on display include Tolcarne Beach, Great Western Beach, and Towan Beach. Other places not to be missed include Newquay Zoo, Blue Reef Aquarium, and Lusty Glaze Beach.
What's it like to stay in an RV park in Newquay?
Staying in an RV park is a budget-friendly alternative for your road trip to Newquay. This kind of accommodation offers a roomy space to park your trailer and stay the night where you're often surrounded by nature. Lots of RV parks are located near lakes and hiking spots, which makes it convenient to get out and enjoy nature.