Rosemundy House Hotel in St Agnes, Cornwall, United Kingdom | Hotel

Welcome to Rosemundy House Hotel, St. Agnes, United Kingdom. Rosemundy House Hotel is based on an elegant Queen Anne residence, tastefully extended and converted to provide warm and comfortable bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms or shower rooms with w.c.s, colour TV, direct dial telephones, modem points, hair driers and beverage tray.

Rosemundy House Hotel is situated in secluded and sheltered gardens and woodland extending to some four acres, yet only a hundred yards from the main street in the unspoilt village of St. Agnes. We are less than a mile from the beach at Trevaunance Cove and one and a half miles from Chapel Porth (car parking available at both beaches).

St. Agnes is an excellent centre for exploring Cornwall, being only three miles from the main A30 trunk road and not suffering the traffic problems of larger resorts in busy periods. We have ample car parking space in our tarmac car park in the grounds. If you just feel like relaxing, why not sunbathe by our heated outdoor pool (above), play croquet or putting on the lawn. Our extensive grounds provide a haven to relax.

Our 48 bedrooms all have central heating and private bathroom or shower and toilet and equipped with colour TV, direct dial telephones, modem points, hair driers and beverage tray.  We have ten ground floor rooms. We regret we no longer take children under the age of 5. Our family rooms consist of a master double or twin room with a single / bunk bedded room off sharing an adjoining bathroom.

Adult rates are the same as our normal tariff. Single occupancy of the adjoining room is charged at full rate. We offer superior and deluxe rooms at a supplement.  Children's reductions apply when two children share the adjoining room of a family suite or one or more children share with parents one of our large family rooms which also have bathroom en-suite.  All our rooms at the Rosemundy House Hotel have a relaxing ambience making ours the ideal Hotel for a relaxing holiday in Cornwall.