More information on The Idle Rocks Hotel
Set on the harbor side of St. Mawes- a former fishing village on the tip of Cornwalls Roseland Peninsular- The Idle Rocks Hotel boasts a tranquil location for guests in need of a peaceful environment where genuine- personal service and elegantly appointed rooms provide a level of comfort that encourages guests to relax as soon as they arrive. From the narrow lanes of fisherman s cottages to the verdant fields leading down to the Cornish beaches- this waterside property enjoys idyllic surrounds. Food is the key criterion and the Waters Edge Restaurant has retained its 2 Rosettes consistently for over 14 years. Every table enjoys picturesque harbor views and serves a menu that is heavily influenced by Cornish sourced produce and seafood specialties. During the day the place to be is On The Rocks terrace- enjoying morning coffee- lunch- or an afternoon Cornish cream tea. After a sumptuous dinner- the well-appointed bedrooms- most of which offer a sea view- are a pleasure to discover. Housed in either the original building or a restored fisherman s cottage- the 27 rooms are well appointed with every modern comfort.
Check-in Time:
3PMCheck-out Time:
11AMYear Renovated:
2004Total Rooms:
27 rooms.27Total Floors:
3 floors.Rooms:
Premier Double:Premier Double- Our Premier Balconnette rooms are newly built over the restaurant and terrace. They have French Balconnette doors which open into the room creating an open view of the harbourside and St Mawes. The beds can be either 5ft or doubles or 2 x 3ft twin beds. The bathroom is modern and spacious with walk in shower and separate bath. Tea/coffee and hot choclate facilities are available along with a selection of toiletries. Dressing gowns and slippers are included in these rooms as a thoughtful extraMax occ 2Sea view double:Sea view double- views over st mawes harbour-tv-ensuite tea and coffee-complimentary toiletries- hairdryer. Max occ 2Seaview twin- B2S:Seaview twin- views st mawes harbour -tv- ensuite- tea and coffee making facilities- hairdryer. Max occ 2Standard inland Double:Standard inland Double- tea and coffee making facilities- ensuite bathroom- TV complimentary toiletries. Max occ 2Directions
NQY- Newquay- 26mi-S
Area
NQY- Newquay- 26mi-S
Dining
THE WATERS EDGE RESTAURANTType- Full Service RestaurantCuisine- European- French influenceAwards- 2aa rosette Hours of Operation- Breakfast 0800-0930// Lunch 1200 Noon at 1500 // Dinner 1830 to 2100Dress Code- Casual
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