Outdoor swimming pool with sun loungers, parasols and sea views beside a coastal garden
Escape to the Cornish coast

Britain's Finest Exclusive Break

With panoramic views across Gerrans Bay and the quiet sands of Carne Beach just below, The Nare enjoys an exceptional position on Cornwall’s Roseland Peninsula. Surrounded by subtropical gardens, rolling countryside and the sea, this five-star country house hotel feels wonderfully secluded, yet perfectly placed for exploring one of Cornwall’s most beautiful corners.

Traditional hospitality, generous dining and thoughtful personal service are at the heart of a stay, creating a place where guests can truly settle in and enjoy life by the sea.

This autumn and winter, Britain’s Finest guests can enjoy an exclusive Dinner, Bed and Breakfast package from £567 per room, per night, based on two people sharing a Comfortable Country View room.

Available for a minimum two-night stay, the package also includes an exclusive five-course tasting menu at The Quarterdeck, showcasing local and seasonal Cornish produce, accompanied by a complimentary wine flight. Use code ??? when booking.

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Discover The Roseland Peninsular

As expected for a country house hotel by the sea, The Nare's location stands out for its natural beauty. Just beyond the hotel gardens, the serene Carne Beach frames a breathtaking ocean panorama, stretching from Nare Head to The Lizard.

Minutes away, the village of Veryan welcomes curious visitors with quintessential English charm. And further afield, there are 600 miles of coastline to explore, dotted with historic harbours and pretty beaches.

Cornwall is a treasure trove for the curious, and The Nare's central position makes it the ideal base from which to discover the region's riches.

Aerial view of the Roseland Peninsula with blue estuary waters, sailing boats and patchwork fields in Cornwall
Aerial view of a coastal hotel overlooking a sandy cove with turquoise sea, cliffs and surrounding countryside.

Leisure & Facilities

With time to relax, dine and explore at leisure, this break is designed to make the most of The Nare's unrivalled coastal setting and Cornwall's natural beauty.
Spend days walking the South West Coast Path, discovering the creeks and villages of the Roseland Peninsula, or enjoying quieter moments by the indoor pool, beside the fire, and overlooking the sweeping views of Gerrans Bay.

Overhead view of a seafood meal with prawns, oysters, mussels and salad on a pale blue table as guests raise glasses of white wine.

Dining / A Stay to Savour

With the finest Cornish produce at the heart of our menus, dining is a pleasure throughout your stay. Begin each day with a full English breakfast, return for a traditional Cornish cream tea each afternoon, and enjoy dinner each evening.

The Nare is proud to offer two distinct dining experiences, both awarded 2 AA Rosettes. Choose the Dining Room for a unique silver-service experience, complete with flaming flambés, a daily-changing table d'hôte menu, and panoramic sea views from every table.

Alternatively, dine in The Quarterdeck Restaurant, which offers a more relaxed atmosphere. The menus are no less impressive, showcasing the very best local Cornish seafood, meats and seasonal produce.

However you choose to spend your four days, there is plenty of time to enjoy The Nare and this special corner of Cornwall.

Unrivalled Comfort

At The Nare, comfort is found in every detail. Individually designed bedrooms and suites combine elegant interiors, luxurious furnishings and thoughtful touches to create a stay that feels effortlessly relaxing.

Many rooms enjoy sweeping views across Gerrans Bay, while all provide a tranquil retreat in which to unwind after a day by the sea. It is a commitment to comfort, quality and traditional hospitality that makes every stay at The Nare feel truly special.

Elegant seaside bedroom suite with patterned wallpaper, a large upholstered bed, and sliding doors opening to an ocean view terrace.
Elegant restaurant dining tables set beside large windows overlooking a blue sea and a small boat.
Two dogs sitting in a traditional boot room with shelves of Wellington boots, coats and hats.
Silver teapot pouring tea at a breakfast table with a full cooked breakfast, croissant, orange juice and fresh flowers
Woman in a winter coat and red scarf walking a dog on a sandy beach
Staff member in formal uniform serving a tray of freshly baked scones beside a table with clotted cream and assorted jams