St Moritz Hotel Cornwall

Great staff, rooms were clean and warm. Great location for walking, beaches and chilling.

Fabulous room, lovely hotel and excellent service. Breakfast selection superb, dinner was OK, if you don't eat meat it's a struggle, even some fish dishes have meat with them.

In an amazing location this hotel with villas to rent was recommended by a friend and did not disappoint. The well equipped villa was more spacious than expected with lovely sea views from the upstairs bedroom balcony. We used the indoor spa pool with steam room and sauna, the outdoor heated pool and the restaurant. All excellent with the staff very helpful. Jez fetched us from Rock after a long walk in the free taxi which runs you to Polzeath or Rock. We found it quiet but this was June and after half term so I imagine in school holidays it would be more lively! Will definitely be back.

Quite a pretty hotel at decent rates. Rooms have everything you needed from spa robes and slipper to hair drier and hair straighter which were handy, it was very clean and warm. Tv has sky, mini bar also provided. Did not used any other facilities on site so I cannot recommend them, however I will just say that the breakfast is £25 and it is the most expensive we’ve ever seen. Reception were friendly but didn’t mention anything about wifi (no signal zone) or check out info so we had to call from the room. Plenty of parking available. Overall good 4*

Stayed prior to any school holidays starting, well, it wasn’t exactly a great first time visit and stay.Cost:Sadly, can’t say it was worth it. It would be better to go somewhere truly of a better star rating; you get service! When compared with (deemed) lower value locations this was lower value in reality. Living off an old reputation.Empty staff:Staff in general seem distant. Many requests or questions were simply unanswered.The cleaning sign was left out on the hot tub, we asked when it was available as its not cleaning, they didn’t check and left us, we did not use it. Painful when paying, staff didn’t care or follow up despite to walk throughs to reception.Restaurant:They highly “encourage” if not over sell the need to book the restaurant. We did book, arrived, wasn’t greeted, went to bar, made ourselves known – they mentioned to other staff that your 7.30 are here waiting. Ordered drinks, waited ages while one staff member did all drinks orders, but it wasn’t busy (the top area of bar and restaurant wasn’t even a third full). Waited longer again with no update on seating, despite watching all the empty tables remaining empty. Decided to walk up and self-seat which got some attention at least. Service? Yeah, that’s not on offer here.Wouldn’t recommend eating here (food also generic and boring and comparable to Wetherspoons). Instead, why not pop into Polzeath and even a tiny café offers something fresh, vibrant and serves you! Also, the value of other restaurants and small cafes was expectational in comparison to what we got and paid. Both in quality and flavours.Breakfast – comparable to any generic chain. Better value than it’s “restaurant meals” mind you.Rooms:Not so bad, but the Wi-Fi was terrible and non-existent. These needs updating to meet modern standards. Cleanliness was fine. Room condition – okay, tired in places and needs uplift.Feedback:We don’t think they want feedback – we stayed and had no emails/texts/calls or follow ups. Hence, this review with an accurate representation of the lower classed St Moritz.Tip, if you haven’t guessed – book and stay elsewhere.

Very comfortable hotel. Excellent accessibility in all areas if one has limited mobility.Breakfast was delicious and plenty of options.Staff were helpful and friendly apart from one who works in the spa and was annoyed at being disturbed by husband asking for his pool towel card after returning said towel!Very clean bedrooms.Great location, especially for walks straight from the hotel.We enjoyed our time there and would love to revisit.

St Moritz is in a perfect location with Polzeath a 10 minute walk one way (great beach, surfing, restaurants). Walking the other way is a stunning coastal path to Daymer Bay and Rock, with a short ferry ride to Padstow. We stayed in the penthouse 4 bedroom & bathroom apartment (405) which had a big balcony with dining table and sun loungers and stunning views over the sea. The apartment was beautifully decorated, very spacious living and dining area and kitchen. There is a great spa, restaurant, indoor & outdoor pool. Highly recommend!

Lovely Art Deco hotel within walking distance of some lovely sandy North Cornish beaches. Our cozy room was more than big enough for the two of us and was well equiped. Reception staff were very helpful on arrival and staff generally were very happy to help and advise on anything. Breakfast was plentiful, fresh and very tasty. Bar area was lovely with comfy seats and very nice terrace. Outdoor pool was very welcome in the heat, sometimes busy but generally good swimming. Would recommend a stay here without hesitation.

Visited the Cowshed spa with my wife whilst on holiday in the area as we'd decided to treat ourselves to a treatment each.My wife had the lava shell massage and I had the CBD massage. Both were booked for an hour.The spa is lovely and clean. The staff were polite and attentive both pre- and post-massge, offering us the use of the recovery" (for want of a better word) area to relax in when we'd finished our treatment.My massage was wonderful. My masseur Megan asked if there were any particular areas of the body that needed focusing on