Holiday Cottages with a Hot Tub in Hayle

Holiday Cottages in Hayle with a Hot Tub

Hayle Hot Tub Cottages

Cornwall

Godrevy Barn

Ref: S82160

Reviews 38

Found in the beautiful St Ives Bay in West Cornwall and just 6 miles from St Ives itself is the popular town of Hayle. Boasting an estuary packed with wildlife, a pretty little harbour and over 3 miles of golden sandy beaches, Hayle is a fantastic...

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£68

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Cornwall

Lanyon

Ref: S854337

Reviews 13

Just a short drive from iconic St Ives, the seaside village of Carbis Bay is best-known for its beautiful stretch of pure white sand. With turquoise waters and sheltered conditions, the beach feels almost subtropical and is the perfect spot for a...

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£226

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Cornwall

Riviere Barton

Ref: S841264

Reviews 11

Hayle is in the far-flung south western corner of Cornwall and sits on an important RSPB wildlife estuary flowing out to the beautiful St Ives Bay, where visitors can enjoy three miles of golden sandy beaches, walks, history and wildlife. Hayle...

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£107

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Cornwall

Godrevy Cottage

Ref: S82158

Reviews 37

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£73

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Cornwall

Gwel An Godrevy

Ref: S371199

Reviews 28

Just a short drive from iconic St Ives, the seaside town of Carbis Bay is best-known for its beautiful stretch of pure white sand. With turquoise waters and sheltered conditions, the beach feels almost subtropical and is the perfect spot for a...

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£142

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Cornwall

Riviere House

Ref: S777639

Reviews 12

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£319

per night

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Cornwall

Godrevy Barn

Ref: S299694

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£79

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Cornwall

6 The Dunes At Upton Towans

Ref: S361085

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£159

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Cornwall

Lanyon

Ref: S1014197

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£264

per night

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Cornwall

Godrevy Shepherds Hut

Ref: S1006951

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£57

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What our customers say about their holidays

James - Verified booking

Overall a lovely cottage and enjoyable stay.

Everything was very clean and the cottage was kitted out with basic essentials such as washing up liquid, hand wash, dishwasher tablets and a couple of loo rolls in each bathroom; very handy to have these on arrival so you're sorted until you can get to the shops. They had an extensive range of pots, pans, plates etc with things like egg cups, juice bottles and all sorts of surprising/useful things. The children's room was gorgeous and there were lots of books and board games throughout the cottage. An extensive welcome pack and lots of info on local attractions. The housekeeper was very friendly. We accidentally cracked one of the plates but were told not to worry about it, and when the chlorine dispenser for the hot tub broke it was quickly replaced with no fuss, which we really appreciated. Only slight downside was that all the notes dotted around the house with warnings about blocking the toilets/using the heating/breaking things/using the dehumidifier made us feel a little less 'at home' and a bit on edge, because they were literally everywhere you looked and it made it a bit harder to relax, in the first couple of days. However, I understand why they feel the notes are needed if they have had bad experiences of people blocking toilets etc...I would maybe suggest putting all the warnings/requests together in the welcome pack, or in a separate book on the table, so that they can be read all together at the beginning of the holiday rather than constantly coming across them the whole time you're there. It just made us feel like every time we went to relax on the sofa, or go to the loo, or brush our teeth there was a note glaring at us with rules, or warnings, or requests. They were all perfectly reasonable rules, warnings and requests - but you just don't really want to be constantly faced with them all day. Having them all in one book of rules would be fine. Another slight negative was that the hot tub is away from the cottage down some steps rather than right outside the door, so you have to walk up and down sometimes when it's dusk or chilly, but this isn't a massive problem. I would also say that this is not an ideal place to stay if you do not have a car and this should perhaps be made more clear in the listing, as we thought there was a bus stop near by but actually the nearest bus stop is a 20 min walk away and that's only one bus route, to go further (e.g St Ives) its an even longer walk across a bridge over a roundabout. The taxi services in Hayle are terrible; only three taxi companies and they are all almost always fully booked so really difficult to get a taxi to and from the cottage. However, if you have a car none of this matters and things like Godrevy Point, Penzance and St Ives are a very short drive away from the cottage. The local pub closed its kitchen earlier than they advised food being served until. We had even called them earlier that day and specifically asked what time food was served until, and when we arrived they had closed the kitchen earlier than the time they had stated. Not even an apology or explanation. So just be aware of this and if you want to eat there then perhaps go a lot earlier in the evening than the advertised time. The pub does have very good reviews and we would have liked to eat there so its definitely something to be aware of. Of course this is nothing to do with the cottage! I just thought I would mention it so people staying here can be aware :)

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Paul - Verified booking

Great location and view over the Bay, 5 minutes walking distance from the train station with easy access to St Ives.

Before diving into a bit of detail I would like to say my family and I had a lovely holiday at the Lanyon and made some great memories. On booking there were no reviews as it was a new listing at the time so we took a risk and overall we were very happy. The walk to the nearest dog friendly beach takes you down an undulating coast path/track which is challenging, lots of steps and takes about 10 minutes once you cross the train track. But the reward once down on the beach is great, a very nice sandy beach and no restrictions for the dog. We stayed there for several hours on one of our days. Carbis bay is a lovely sandy beach but down a steep road. There is a hotel/bar where you can have a drink or two which was nice. The beach has restriction on the time dogs are allowed, I think 10am-6pm (but pls check) The house is big and spacious, but perhaps could do with some updating in the main bathroom and shower room. All works perfectly fine but just looked a little dated. No TV in three of the bedrooms, but as we were out and about most of the time not too much of an issue. Doors: a few of the interior doors did not open or close easily, you had to apply some force and this created a loud noise each time, not so much of a problem in the day, but at night was just not great. (easily fixed I am sure) The garden is a big space which is great for the dog, but the lawn needs cutting and grass needs some attention. Also need some better quality outside furniture, what is supplied seems very much like an after thought. Also a couple of sun loungers would be great. We liked the idea of the Wood burning hot tub in advance, but there is no wood supplied and the reality once there is it all seemed like a lot of effort. Would strongly recommend installing an electric hot tub in the future, as the view is great. We had two cars, one being a largish 4x4. The driveway to the house had an old cement post to one side of the entrance which was more of a hindrance/hazard and would recommend this be removed. The main sitting room/tv room is a nice large space with comfortable seating and open fire, I would recommend they remove the main painting opposite the TV as it depicts somebody being beheaded!, not great for young kids.. St Ives: Take the rain as parking in St Ives can be problematic, it is one stop on the train. We enjoyed Cintra as a fish/tapas type restaurant overlooking the harbour. Very fresh and tasty. I hope this helps, all in all the house and location worked great for us . (3 adults, 2 children (11 & 14) and a Cockapoo dog)

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Carole - Verified booking

The wi-fi connection was intermittent and dropped-out several times a day thus necessitating reconnecting and the remote controller for the tv/dvd did not function on some dvd operations such as ejecting, fast-forwarding etc.

The controller appeared to be a generic, all-in-one device and not specific to the actual make of the TV set. The boiler showed a âresetâ red light on three occasions - it did start-up again once we had pressed the appropriate button. The lid on the hot-tub which is hinged in the middle would only open on one half; the remaining half was extremely heavy and we were not able to raise it so as to access the whole of the hot-tub area. We understand the lid was sodden with water which made it extra heavy. These issues were raised with the local house-keeper who helped as far as she could and asked us to raise the issues via a âplease fix thisâcard to be left in the outside letter-box; we did this re the hot-tub cover but did not receive any acknowledgment from the owners. Although these are relatively minor annoyances we had not experienced any such issues on our first stay at the cottage some two and a half years ago and were disappointed to encounter them this time. We were impressed by the cleanliness of the cottage in general due to the efforts of Lou and her team especially so during this pandemic time and thank the local staff for their thoroughness.

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Paul - Verified booking

Having stayed in another of Michael & Anne's properties i received the same ...

Having stayed in another of Michael & Anne's properties i received the same level of customer care and facilities,The property is cleaned by Lou to a very high standard with additional nice touches like fresh milk a bottle of wine and a small bunch of flowers to welcome you on arrival We will always consider staying in Angarrack when visiting this part of Cornwall because the location is quiet and not as expensive and better value for money than the more popular Carbis Bay and St Ives where parking is a major issue , Based in Angarrack you are about 1 mile from Hayle and it's amenities plenty of food and shopping options, Godrevy cottage has a lovely garden to sit in for an outdoor breakfast and a hot-tub for those evenings when you just want to relax in a peaceful area , The Angarrack inn does really good food with a quiz night on a Sunday Another relaxing stay

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Aileen - Verified booking

We found the Barn to meet our needs perfectly.

It was a perfect size for a couple. Definitely spacious enough and the privacy in the garden with the hot tub was lovely. Our weather was great so we sat out for breakfast each morning. Angarrack is a lovely village and the Inn was a few minutes walk for drinks and food. The Barn was well equipped with everything we needed. It was clean and well organised. Lovely bedding. Lou, the housekeeper left wine, milk and flowers for our arrival which were very much appreciated after our nine hour drive. Although we were there for family reasons, not a holiday, we would love to return again to relax, enjoy the hot tub, and all the surrounding areas. We did manage a walk along the cliffs at Godrevy Point which is a short distance from the property, but itâs very well placed to visit many more beautiful walks, beaches and towns in Cornwall.

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Things to do near Hayle

Jackson Foundation

The Jackson Foundation is a multi-award-winning carbon negative art venue that celebrates and supports the arts and the natural world. It is located in the centre of St. Just in a ex-industrial building and was set up by artist Kurt Jackson and his wife Caroline. It show cases Kurts artwork and hosts a range of art exhibitions throughout the year, from mediums such as painting, poetry, sculpture, installation and film. Free entry. Nearby free car park. North Row, St Just, TR19 7LB

Geevor Tin Mine

The Geevor Tin Mine is an ex-tin mine that is now a heritage attraction and museum, set in the rocky cornish coastline. Learn how the cornish tin miners worked in the museum, then take an underground tour of the mine tunnels and machinery. Family friendly. Gift shop and Count House Café next door. Toilets, car park. Accessible parking, toilets, access/route, and the staff have been deaf and disability awareness trained. Geevor Tin Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall TR19 7EW

Count House Café

The Count House Café, was originally the Botallack Count House Workshop and is located in the historic Geevor Tin Mine site, Botallack. It sits ontop of the cliffs near the Crowns engine houses and has spectacular views over the ocean below. It serves a range of hot of and cold treats including home made cornish pasties. Dog friendly. Toilets & car park. Geevor Tin Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall TR19 7EW

Porthminster Beach Café

Porthminster beach is a short walk from St. Ives Harbour and at this prime location is the award-winning Porthminster Café. Great for snacks, lunch or dinner, the café is renowned for its fresh and sustainable fish dishes and is a go-to place for those in the know.

Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden

Excellent museum and sculpture garden in St Ives, Cornwall. Remarkable insight into the work and outlook of one of Britain's most important 20th century artists.

Porthcurno Telegraph Museum

Award-winning telegraph museum in Porthcurno. First became a communications centre in 1870. Featured on BBC TV's 'What the Victorians Did for Us'.

Anima-Mundi (Formerly Millennium)

Art gallery in St. Ives displaying the works of a variety of artists, with purchase available. Family friendly; open seven days a week.

Trevaunance Cove

Trevaunance Cove is a small bay on the north Cornish coast and a residential area of St Agnes, Cornwall, United Kingdom. In the 18th and 19th centuries it was a busy harbour despite storms often destroying the quay.

Gwynver Beach

Close to Sennen Cove, Gwynver beach reportedly gets its name from Guinevere, wife of the legendary Cornish King Arthur. Accessible from a steep path from above, the beach is rarely too crowded. Steep granite cliffs rise from behind.

Enys Gardens

Enys Gardens, located in Penryn, Cornwall, is a tranquil haven that offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Explore the beautiful gardens and admire the stunning collection of spring flowers, including bluebells and camellias. With a café and gift shop on site, it's a great day out for all ages. Address: Enys Gardens, Penryn TR10 9LB

Holiday Cottages in Hayle with a Hot Tub

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Hayle Hot Tub Cottages

Cornwall

Godrevy Barn

Ref: S82160

Reviews 38

Cornwall

Lanyon

Ref: S854337

Reviews 13

Cornwall

Riviere Barton

Ref: S841264

Reviews 11

Cornwall

Godrevy Cottage

Ref: S82158

Reviews 37

Cornwall

Gwel An Godrevy

Ref: S371199

Reviews 28

Cornwall

Riviere House

Ref: S777639

Reviews 12

Cornwall

Godrevy Barn

Ref: S299694

Cornwall

6 The Dunes At Upton Towans

Ref: S361085

Cornwall

Lanyon

Ref: S1014197

Cornwall

Godrevy Shepherds Hut

Ref: S1006951

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