Boskerris Hotel
Hotel · St Ives ·
Airy rooms, sea views, complimentary breakfast, bar, terrace
Airy rooms, sea views, complimentary breakfast, bar, terrace
"Located in St Ives, a 4-minute walk from Carbis Bay Beach, Boskerris Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant. Providing a bar, the property is located within 7.4 miles of St Michael's Mount. The property has a concierge service, and luggage storage for guests. All rooms in the hotel are equipped with a flat-screen TV. Featuring a private bathroom with a shower and free toiletries, rooms at Boskerris Hotel also provide guests with free WiFi, while some have a sea view. All guest rooms will provide guests with a closet and a coffee machine. A continental, Full English/Irish or vegetarian breakfast is served at the property. The area is popular for hiking, and bike rental is available at this 4-star hotel. Minack Theatre is 18 miles from the accommodation, while Lizard Lighthouse & Heritage Centre is 25 miles away. Land's End Airport is 17 miles from the property." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"A patch of Cornish coastline on St. Ives Bay is the setting for the Boskerris Hotel, a Thirties seaside charmer whose most recent renovation has left it looking bright and breezy, both in its pastel-hued rooms and suites and in its cozy yet chic public spaces. It’s intimate in scale, but its restaurant keeps the atmosphere lively; the town of St. Ives proper is a short drive (and an even shorter train ride) away." - Tablet Hotels
"If you want a masterclass on how to run a boutique hotel, this is the place to go. Once tired and neglected, this 1930s hotel perched on a hillside has been lovingly redesigned and rejuvenated, and the result is a cossetting haven with a breezy, by-the-sea feel and a supremely warm welcome. An adults-only retreat with Carbis Bay’s white-sand beach just below and the buzz of Cornwall's creative hub just around the headland, you couldn't be better placed for a relaxing seaside escape. The ground-floor salon is a wonderful place to linger, with soothing grey walls, floral textiles, deep enveloping chairs, and stacks of books; come evening, candles flicker in hurricane jars and gentle music lulls you into a lazy holiday mood. Above and below, the 15 bedrooms blend soft pastels with eye-catching prints, and beds are positioned to make the most of the ocean views. Best of all, the wide, decked terrace is dotted with cushion-piled sofas where you can sit back and gaze across the bay – and the whole place is infused with the famous Cornish light that has inspired generations of artists. Highs Stunning vistas towards St Ives Harbour in one direction and Godrevy Lighthouse in the otherWatching the sun go down from the terrace with a glass of fizzTasty breakfasts, cream teas and dinners made from local produce, plus plenty of restaurants nearbyA tranquil, relaxing atmosphere (no kids under 16 allowed) – and service with a genuine smileA free car park (a godsend in bustling St Ives)Carbis Bay station (which links the London-Penzance line with St Ives) is just 5 minutes’ walk – so you could leave the car at home Lows If you're expecting St Ives proper, the location may prove a little suburbanDitto if you like low beams and creaking oak doors: this place might feel a little too 20th-centuryNot all the rooms have sea views, though in summer you’ll spend most of your time hanging out on the terrace (open to guests only)The hotel is justly popular – you'll need to book far in advance for high season" - Lesley Gillilan
"This 1930s-built, chic, boutique hotel outside St Ives is a stunner, with glittering ocean views from most of the rooms, public areas and glass-fronted decking that make the heart soar. Inside, pleasantly gentle seaside hues in the living room and bar, contrast with more vibrant Designers Guild wallpapers and fabrics in the individually decorated bedrooms. It’s family-owned and run by Catherine, who is known for her attention for detail. There’s a mouthwateringly good breakfast and a supper menu, both of which champion local, seasonal produce. It takes time to get there, but it’s a great base for exploring St Ives and the Penwith peninsula. " - Matthew Roach
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