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Halfway House Inn
Offering a restaurant, Halfway House Inn features accommodation in Kingsand. A full English breakfast is served daily at the property. Plymouth is 6 km from the bed and breakfast.
Leonardo Hotel Plymouth
Situated in the heart of the vibrant City Centre, with convenient access to the picturesque coastline of Devon and Cornwall, and within close proximity of the historic Barbican and Drake Circus...
Duke Of Cornwall Hotel
In a grand 19th-century Victorian building, Duke of Cornwall Hotel features an award winning restaurant with Two AA Rosettes and luxury bedrooms with free internet.
Copthorne Hotel Plymouth
The Copthorne Hotel Plymouth is a city-centre hotel with views of Armada Way towards the famous Hoe and Barbican. It is 5 minutes’ walk from Drake Circus and Armada shopping centres.
New Continental Hotel; Sure Hotel Collection by Best Western
Plymouth’s largest independent hotel, New Continental Hotel; Sure Hotel Collection by Best Western is ideally located in the heart of the city.
Rooms by Bistrot Pierre
Residence One, a Grade II listed building, is located within the historic Royal William Yard in the ocean city of Plymouth.
Invicta Hotel
Offering views across Hoe Park towards the sea, Invicta Hotel is centrally located in Plymouth. The property has fibre optic internet, and free WiFi is accessible throughout.
The Liscawn
Set in Torpoint, 1.4 km from Finnygook Beach, The Liscawn offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
The Drake Hotel Plymouth
A 2-minute walk from Plymouth Hoe Promenade, the family-run Drake offers guest accommodation 5 minutes' drive from the ferry terminal.
Moxy Plymouth
Situated in Plymouth, within 1.7 km of Devil's Point Beach and 200 metres of Plymouth Pavilions, Moxy Plymouth provides accommodation with a bar.
What guests said about Kingsand:
- 10Scored 10
Kingsand, and its twin village Cawsand, are straight out of...
Kingsand, and its twin village Cawsand, are straight out of a storybook. These extremely charming villages are tucked into the Cornish seaside and literally whisk you away to another dimension. Getting there is a bit of a challenge by car, but so very worth it. Pretty much all of Cornwall is, and these villages are outstanding examples. A must visit!MitchUnited States - 8.0Scored 8.0
Kingsand and Cawsand are huddled in a secluded bay with...
Kingsand and Cawsand are huddled in a secluded bay with wonderful views out to sea and to the entrance to Plymouth harbour - far enough away not to be disturbed but close enough for lots of interest. The combined villages have five pubs all of which serve food - so its well served and atleast two have entertainment. It is a most tranquil nearly serene part of Cornwall and I would thoroughly recommend it as a base to venture out to the busier parts.
BoltonbrooksyUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Nice little town on the beautiful Rame peninsula by the sea...
Nice little town on the beautiful Rame peninsula by the sea and completely uncommercialised. The only problem was the very narrow streets you need to drive through to get into the town and I would imagine that in the summer season the car park would be packed and there is nowhere else to park.
JohnUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The twin villages of Kingsand and Cawsand are a great...
The twin villages of Kingsand and Cawsand are a great destination for families, friends and couples. There are safe beaches, good pubs with delicious food, and small shops to re-stock your supplies. We really enjoy the food at the Devonport, Halfway House and the Rising Run. They all have occasional local seafood e.g. lobsters, crabs, mackerel. Regarding disabled access, it is easy to get around, but the streets are quite steep.
Sue BeenyUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The accommodation is superb and the location just a few...
The accommodation is superb and the location just a few metres from the beach and sea couldn't have been better. The villages of Kingsand and Cawsand (next to each other) have a few shops and places to eat. There are three pubs serving good food and local beers. They are all dog friendly as are the beaches. There are some stunning coastal walks. A car is needed to get around and to explore the area properly if staying for any length of time.hazelUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
So pretty whether by day or night.
So pretty whether by day or night. Very small area next to Cawsand sharing 5 pubs between them so plenty of choice for eating out. Very quiet area with pretty views of the coast and the clocktower. Only there for a short time as went to a wedding at Polhawn Fort. It's not walking distance to the fort but getting taxis was not a problem.DavidUnited Kingdom
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