Hotels along The Helford

With all the home comforts and luxury touches, a hotel stay along the picturesque Helford River is the perfect choice for your next holiday in Cornwall.

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This beautiful estuary on the west side of Falmouth Bay is a haven for sailors, gardeners and lovers of the quieter side of Cornwall - the perfect location for a peaceful escape!

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Budock Vean Hotel

Hotels along The Helford

Discover timeless charm at country hotels nestled along the banks of the Helford River. Hotels here boast riverside views set amongst lush greenery, with a host of activities on your doorstep. Enjoy time on the water, or take a stroll along the river. Relax and unwind in the tranquility of the Cornish countryside and retreat to your hotel for relaxation and luxury.

Many hotels offer spa treatments, where you can relax and rejuvenate with a number of treatments and therapies. The restaurants also offer gourmet meals throughout the day, with comfortable lounge areas for after-dinner drinks.

There's also something for all ages. With sports faciltiies and water activities, you'll find everything you need for a fantastic family adventure.

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  • Yes, there are several small beaches where you can enter the water (which is often a little warmer than the nearby sea), just be aware of boats and other users of the river.

  • The South West Coast Path runs from the Helford Passage towards Falmouth and from the Porthoustock around to Helford on the south side of the estuary. A ferry takes you across.

    There's also a permissive footpath alongside the iconic Frenchman's Creek, made famous by Daphne du Maurier's classic novel.

  • The Helford lies to the south of Falmouth and forms the northern border of the Lizard Peninsular. The north side is the easiest to access with good roads coming out of Falmouth passing the gardens of Glendurgan and Trebah before dropping down to Helford Passage.

    The southside requires navigating narrow lanes through wooded valleys, but you are rewarded by quieter locations.

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