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This whitewashed Victorian hideaway was once an overnight for sailors. Today, it is a boutique luxury hotel with 13 luxurious rooms and a waterfront restaurant nestled between cafes, pubs, boutiques, and galleries.
With views on boats bobbing in the estuary and fresh sea air, this could very well be your next breakaway.
Browse through our articles and find more about what you can expect from this luxury waterfront hideaway.
A refresh for our lounge area
With the help of the brilliant team at Brocante, we have just completed some lovely upgrades to our lounge area. The design was based on
Our highlights for Fowey Festival
Fowey Festival of Arts and Literature is celebrating its 21st anniversary from the 6-13 May with a huge range of events that are guaranteed to
A What’s On Guide to visiting in May
If you want to immerse yourself in a little Cornish culture on your next holiday in Fowey, then May is the perfect time. Whether through
Food Fight round one – a post-match report
Last month we hosted the first round of the Great British Food Fight – a culinary battle which sees our own head chef Richard Massey
Food Fight: The vital statistics
Our head chef Richard and Tim from our sister hotel The Rosevine will square up for culinary showdowns on 23 February and 30 March, cooking
The lowdown on Burns Night with our head chef Richard
On 25 January, our head chef Richard will be taking inspiration from his roots with a Scottish-themed menu in celebration of Burns Night. Richard, who
Roast pumpkin velouté, poached duck egg
Our talented head chef Richard Massey has shared a delicious recipe with us, for roast pumpkin velouté with poached duck egg. This meal is perfect
Christmas Markets
There is nothing quite like a good old Christmas market to get you in the festive spirit. With lots of local produce, crafts and drinks
Fowey Autumn Walks
Autumn is a perfect season for a holiday in Cornwall, with the sea slightly warmer after the summer months and uncrowded beaches and towns. For
