Bed and breakfast, guest houses and hotels in Cubert

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Bed and breakfasts, guest houses and hotels in Cubert are ideal for a short break or a touring holiday. Cubert is a village a few miles south-west of Newquay, near Holywell Bay, and the places to stay listed here are run by their owners.

Holywell Bay and Crantock Beach are both only a couple of miles away. Crantock, Newquay and Perranporth are all within easy reach. Check each listing for en-suite rooms, parking and dogs, then book direct with your hosts – no booking fees.

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Bed and breakfast, guest houses and hotels in Cubert

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With few properties listed in Cubert, here are more owner-advertised properties within easy reach in North Cornwall.

Bre Pen Farm

From 75
Newquay · Bed & Breakfast · sleeps 8

If Newquay is on your list, take a look at Bre Pen Farm, bed and breakfast with a beach less than a mile away. Booking direct means you talk to the owner, not an agency. Guests can enjoy views of the sea.

“Traditional Cornish Farmhouse bed & breakfast overlooking Mawgan Porth beach, Open all year. Bed and Breakfast stays in Mawgan Porth - comfortable & friendly Bed & Breakfast accommodation on a working National Trust farm, where animals roam the fields and courtyard, Stunning Cliff Top Wedding Venue stunning cliff top location makes the…” – the owner

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Whitstone · Bed & Breakfast · sleeps 6

Owner-run bed and breakfast in Whitstone: West Nethercott Farm is a short drive from Cubert and well placed for Cornwall Devon. Check the facilities below, then contact the owner for availability. Parking is available for guests.

“Short distance from rugged North Cornwall coast, with sandy beaches, surfing & coastal walks. Traditional farmhouse with two large en-suite bedrooms & one single bedroom.” – the owner

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The White Heron Hotel

From 105 to 115
Polzeath · Hotel · sleeps 10

For a holiday in Polzeath, The White Heron Hotel is a hotel a short drive from Cubert, with a beach less than a mile away. The owners take their own bookings, so you can ask about dates and prices before deciding. Parking is available for guests.

“A small family run, non-smoking, licensed establishment for people that want a QUIET LIFE, offering excellent 4 Star quality on a Full English Breakfast basis. All Five of our rooms are beautifully presented double en-suite.” – the owner

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Boscastle · Bed & Breakfast · sleeps 5

If Boscastle is on your list, take a look at Trehane Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast, bed and breakfast with a beach less than a mile away. Booking direct means you talk to the owner, not an agency. Guests can enjoy views of the sea.

“Ensuite Bed & Breakfast stays in an 18th century farmhouse in a cliff-top location, with outstanding sea views along the North Cornwall Coast. - Double bedroom with bathroom ensuite and adjoining single room. --- Double bedroom with ensuite shower overlooking the garden and sea beyond” – the owner

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Camelford · Hotel · sleeps 20

If Camelford is on your list, take a look at The Countryman Hotel, a hotel with the coast an easy drive away. Booking direct means you talk to the owner, not an agency. Wi-Fi / internet access is available.

“There are 9 tastefully furnished and decorated bedrooms, all with H/C, colour TV and tea/coffee making facilities. En-suite facilities are available, as well as single and family rooms.” – the owner

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Wadebridge · Bed & Breakfast · sleeps 6

If Wadebridge is on your list, take a look at Spring Gardens B&B and self-catering, bed and breakfast with the coast and countryside to explore. Booking direct means you talk to the owner, not an agency. Wi-Fi / internet access is available.

“B&B stays and Holidays situated in the historic market town of Wadebridge in the heart or Cornwall, Spring Gardens provides the highest standard of accommodation in a friendly relaxed atmosphere. Spring Gardens is a former merchants house comprising of spacious beautifully furnished rooms in a pleasant setting. Bed & Breakfast 3 ensuite…” – the owner

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Bude · Bed & Breakfast · sleeps 15

Staying at The Brendon Arms puts you in Bude, a short drive from Cubert. It is bed and breakfast with a beach less than a mile away, and there are no agency fees when you book. Parking is available for guests.

“Attractively situated overlooking Budes inner harbour, on the upper wharf of the Boating Canal and a short walk to Budes popular Summerleaze Beach, or the shops. There is ample car parking.” – the owner

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Tregwormond Grange

From 120 to 125
St Minver · Bed & Breakfast · sleeps 6

Owner-run bed and breakfast in St Minver: Tregwormond Grange is a short drive from Cubert and well placed for Cornwall. Check the facilities below, then contact the owner for availability. Parking is available for guests.

“Tregwormond Grange is a working Arable Farm. The farmhouse has far reaching views over open countryside and is situated within short distances of Rock, Polzeath, Port Isaac and Wadebridge. Two Ensuite Rooms: 1 King Size Double Room - 1 Twin Bedroom” – the owner

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Cubert holidays – FAQs

Cubert is a village a few miles south-west of Newquay, near Holywell Bay.

Holywell Bay and Crantock Beach are both only a couple of miles away.

The nearest railway station is Newquay, on the branch line from Par, about 4 miles away.

Most bed and breakfasts and guest houses include breakfast in the price, while hotels may offer room-only or bed and breakfast rates. Check each listing and the owner's website.

Each place to stay links to its own website. You book directly with your hosts, with no booking fees or commission from Cornwall Online.

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