The Perranporth Hotel
Perranporth, Cornwall

A welcoming family run hotel in the centre of Perranporth only 150 metres from the famed surfing beach and close to the many bars and restaurants on offer. We offer a variety of rooms - single, double, twin, triple and family - some with sea and beach views, some inland with private balconies to soak up the sun. Perranporth has something for the whole family - parks, watersports, horse riding, fishing, boating lake, golf course, tennis club, surfing of course and even gliding or flying lessons! In addition to the rooms, we have a freehouse bar and a No-Smoking Restaurant which opens for dinner every evening serving a variety of speciality dishes and home made cuisine plus something for the children. We also have a tv lounge/reception.

Perranporth is a village on the north coast of Cornwall, United Kingdom, six miles south-west of Newquay. The village, and its large sandy beach, face the Atlantic, with hundreds of miles of uninterrupted fetch producing large waves, making it one of the most popular surfing destinations in Britain. At low tide the sands extend up to Ligger Point, 2 miles (3 km) to the north. The sand dunes (Penhale Sands) adjacent to the northern part of the beach are used for orienteering championships. There is an army training camp here. The southern end of the beach is backed by dramatic cliffs, with natural arches and stacks, and tin-mining adits. This headland is called Droskyn Point, and on top of it is a youth hostel with spectacular views, situated beside the South West Coast Path. The village's name is Cornish for "Saint Piran's cove". Saint Piran is the patron saint of Cornwall and his white-on-black cross features on the county's flag.