The Hotel

Offering sensational views of the North Cornish coast, just a short stroll from the centre of Newquay, the Atlantic Hotel invites travellers to four star accommodation minutes from some of the UK’s finest surf beaches. The hotel blends a multitude of original features such as a marbled entrance, a sweeping staircase and chandeliers with modern facilities.

Each room boasts views of the coast, harbour or the Atlantic Ocean, and features quality memory foam mattress/es, a 42” flat-screen TV, tea- and coffee-making facilities, hairdryer, bathrobes, slippers, safe deposit box and a mini-bar or fridge. Some rooms also feature balconies, stand-alone bathtubs, and panoramic view windows.

The AA Rosette-awarded Silks Bistro and Champagne Bar offers fine dining with a Mediterranean feel in a chic setting. Guests can enjoy a light lunch, afternoon tea, Sunday lunch, tapas or a romantic dinner for two, with locally-sourced seafood, meat and pasta on the menu. Customers can also unwind with a glass of Champagne or a cocktail on one of the sofas or armchairs and, on a nice day or evening, opt to dine al fresco on the outdoor sea view terrace.

The hotel offers an array of recently refurbished leisure facilities. The heated indoor pool with a plunge hot tub offers a stunning view of the Atlantic Ocean and mood lighting as the night draws in. The sauna and steam room help relieve tension in relaxing surroundings while, during the summer months, guests can opt for the heated outdoor sea view pool and suntrap gardens with a bay view, hot tub and a waterfall shower. The Ocean View Treatment Room offers a range of relaxation treatments combining intuitive massage therapy and Reiki energy healing.

Groupon’s Guide To Cornwall

From Bude to Land’s End, Cornwall encompasses everything from picturesque villages to vast Atlantic coastlines and vibrant surfing hubs. As residents are rarely more than a half-hour drive away from the sea, there is no surprise it plays a huge part to Cornish life, with busy harbours and Michelin star awarded seafood restaurants, where fish go from boat to plate in 24 hours.

With clubs, bars, and extreme sports, Newquay has plenty to offer for a youthful crowd, while family-friendly Falmouth has more sheltered beaches and all-age sites such as the National Maritime Museum. Away from beach life, St Ives is an established art centre, home to Tate St Ives, Barbara Hepworth’s garden and a wealth of independent galleries. Inland, the Eden Project’s greenhouse biomes create spectacular tropical environs and an otherworldly, space-age feel. Visitors can also buy into the local legends on Bodmin Moor or hike along the rugged landscape to catch a glimpse of the fabled beast.