Places to stay in Charlestown, Cornwall

Charlestown is a village and port on the south coast of Cornwall, in the parish of St Austell Bay. It is situated approximately 2 miles south east of St Austell town centre. Places to eat in the region include Holmbush Fish Bar, Chinese Kitchen, The Longstore Steaks & Seafood, and Restaurant At Pier House Hotel.

The center of Charlestown ( which is at is longitude -4°45'42.491 and latitude 50°20'8.4130 ) is located 2 miles away from Carlyon Bay, 2 miles away from Tregrehan, 2 miles away from St Austell and 2 miles away from St Blazey Gate.

Available Charlestown lodging

We currently have 8 accommodations in and around Charlestown.

Charlestown Hotels, B&Bs and Guest Houses

Bed & Breakfasts

Rashleigh Arms

Situated in the picturesque fishing port of Charlestown and close to the bustling town of St Austell, the Rashleigh Arms is within easy reach of many premier attractions, including the Eden project.
Quay Road
Charlestown, Cornwall
Hotels

The Royal Inn

Approx 4 miles away in Par:

Since the re-opening of the accommodation in 2004 after extensive refurbishment, we have gained an enviable reputation for the quality of our rooms, the excellence of our beers and the style of our food.
66 Eastcliffe Road
Par, Cornwall
Bed & Breakfasts

Tall Ships

2 Eleven Doors
Charlestown, Cornwall
Bed & Breakfasts

Corran Farmhouse

Approx 2 miles away in St Ewe:

St. Austell
St Ewe, Cornwall
Bed & Breakfasts

Cornish Arms

Approx 4 miles away in Par:

Church Street
Par, Cornwall

Charlestown Camping, Caravans, Self Catering

Campsites

Penhale Caravan & Camping Park

Approx 5 miles away in Fowey:

Visit us at Penhale Caravan and Camping Park in Cornwall – in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with breathtaking views over farmland and the sea. For a traditional seaside holiday or a quiet weekend getaway in Cornwall, Penhale is the .....
Penhale Farm
Fowey, Cornwall
Campsites

Polkerris Holidays

Approx 4 miles away in Par:

There are amazing views across St. Austell Bay and the park is located just up from the popular beach at Polkerris, which featured in The Sun’s ‘Britain’s 50 best beaches’ in July 2014. Close by are many lovely walks – coastal, riverside and inland.
Polkerris
Par, Cornwall
Holiday Parks

Old Kerrow Farm Holiday Park

Approx 1 mile away in St Austell:

Stenalees
St Austell, Cornwall
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Things to see and do, places to eat in Charlestown

Photograph of The Four Lords, Par
The Four Lords

The Four Lords ( Dining / Pubs / Bars ). We are a local community Family run Pub.

White River Place Cinema ( Entertainment / Cinemas ). Purpose-built cinema with 4 auditoriums showing new and 3D releases on wall-to-wall screens. wtwcinemas.co.uk Link

Carlyon Bay Golf Club ( Sports / Activity / Golf ). With our very own championship golf course offering 6,500 yards of challenging cliff-top golf set above the bay with breaking views across St Austell Bay. The rolling parkland of our 18-hole course is guaranteed to take your breath away. Cornwall is a magnet for golfers and it's no surprise our outstanding 18-hole championship golf course makes us the premier golf hotel in Cornwall – and one of the very finest in the UK. www.carlyonbay.com Link

Cafe Tengo ( Dining / Coffee shop / Tea ). Café Tengo is a small family business in St Austell. Come and try our delicious ice cream, coffee.

George’s ( Dining / Subs / Sandwiches ). Located at 23 Trinity Street, St Austell, 2 miles from the center of Charlestown. Georges Sandwich Bar has been trading for 23 years in St Austell, Cornwall.

Restaurant At Pier House Hotel ( Dining / Other ). The Pier House Hotel and Restaurant in St Austell Cornwall is situated on the picturesque harbour of Charlestown with stunning views of the port and coastline of St Austell bay. It has been a hotel since 1920 and now incorporates the Harbourside Inn Public House since 2004. The Pier House Hotel and Restaurant in St Austell Cornwall, (originally called Charlestown Hotel) was built in 1794 and was originally two farm cottages. It became a farmhouse after the Rashleigh Arms was built in 1851. Then the occupants at the farm started taking in paying guests as farming prosperity declined before 1914-1918 war until the farm once again became a hotel. Being in a prominent position the Hotel takes an active part in the activities as well as the day to day life in Charlestown for locals and visitors alike who come from all over the world as well as locally from within Cornwall. www.pierhousehotel.com Link