Bedruthan Hotel and Spa

Bedruthan Hotel and Spa frequently asked questions

Who owns Bedruthan Hotel and Spa?

Bedruthan Hotel and Spa is owned by Red Hotels, which also owns The Scarlet Hotel.

How do you get to Bedruthan Hotel and Spa?

If you're driving, follow the M5 towards the South West. At Exeter, take the A30 westbound (signposted to Bodmin). Continue past Bodmin, travelling until encountering the exit labelled ‘Newquay and Airport’. Take this exit, following the ramp down to the roundabout – turn off for Newquay on the A39. At the next roundabout, continue on the A39 towards Wadebridge. Then, at the next roundabout, take the first exit for the A3059 towards Cornwall Airport Newquay. Follow this road until you have gone past the Gulf garage (on the right), then take the signposted turning right for Mawgan Porth and the airport. Drive past the airport, then turn right at the T-junction for Mawgan Porth. Head down and through the village. Climb up the hill and follow the road as it curves left. Bedruthan will soon be on your left-hand side. There's a large car park.

It features universal Type 1, Type 2 and Tesla Connector charging ports. The National Cycle Route 32 passes near Mawgan Porth. We have secure, covered bike storage. If trekking along the South West Coast Path, our hotel is only a few minutes from the route. Take a train to Bodmin Parkway, then a taxi the rest of the way (about 30 minutes). Newquay Airport is a ten minute taxi ride away from Bedruthan.

What is included in a spa day at Bedruthan Hotel and Spa?

What is included in a spa day at Bedruthan Hotel and Spa depends on the experience that you book. Facilities include a cedar sauna, eucalyptus steam room, lavender caldarium aroma room, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, and traditional hammam. There are four treatment rooms where therapists use in-house brand, Oula, as well as the Ayurvedic brand, Tri-Dosha products in a range of face and body treatments.

What is near Bedruthan Hotel and Spa Hotel?

In Newquay on the Cornish coast, Bedruthan Hotel and Spa offers you a great location for exploring the surrounding area. Nearby attractions include:

• Newquay Zoo
• Blue Reef Aquarium
• Lappa Valley Steam Railway
• Camel Creek Adventure Park
• Fistral Beach
• South West Coast Path

When was Bedruthan Hotel and Spa built?

The Bedruthan Hotel and Spa was built in 1959.

What amenities does Bedruthan Hotel and Spa have?

A multi award-winning four star destination, Bedruthan Hotel and Spa has 101 rooms, including interconnecting rooms accommodating up to five people, as well as villas with sea views. For dining, The Wild Café is a beautiful space open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Ogo at Bedruthan offers a feast from the sea, garden and field, in a menu that changes with the seasons. There's also the Cocktail Bar & Terrace for drinks with a view.

Facilities include a cedar sauna, eucalyptus steam room, lavender caldarium aroma room, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, and traditional hammam. There are four treatment rooms where therapists use in-house brand, Oula, as well as the Ayurvedic brand, Tri-Dosha products in a range of face and body treatments.

Accessible facilities include:

• Bedruthan is spread out over a sloping clifftop – this can limit the accessibility to some parts of the hotel
• They have a dedicated accessible sea view bedroom that sleeps six (king bed, bunk room and twin room). This room features a seated shower with assistance rails, a lower toilet and a lower sink basin. Emergency pull cords are fitted in both the bathroom and main bedroom. An illuminated alarm beacon and vibrating pads under the pillows will activate in case of a hotel emergency (e.g. fire alarm)
• All other bedrooms—besides the villa rooms and apartments—are accessible via the lift.
• Flooring in the sleeping and lounge areas is either timber, tiled or carpeted. Bathrooms are tiled. Furniture can be moved or removed from any bedroom if needed. All bedding at Bedruthan is non-feather.
• The central block of Bedruthan is serviced by a lift. The lift is equipped with raised buttons and audio feedback. The lift can be used to access: -- The Wild Café -- The Cocktail Bar and outdoor terrace -- The Create shop and gallery -- The Tranquility Lounge -- Parts of the Ballroom
• Step-free, ramped access to Ogo can be arranged.
• From the main area of Bedruthan, there is no step-free access to Bedruthan Spa. The spa can be accessed using a flight of stairs with hand rails. Alternatively, you can drive along a rear access road which leads directly to the spa.
• Inside Bedruthan Spa, there is a larger changing cubicle with a shower and toilet, designed to be accessible for a wheelchair user and a carer.
• The spa’s hydropool is accessed by a wide set of steps with a handrail. The thermal spa’s caldarium, steam room and sauna are all on the same level.
• Two dedicated, accessible parking spaces are to the left of Bedruthan’s entrance – these can be reserved in advance. Porters are on-hand to help with luggage.
• Bedruthan happily welcomes guide dogs
• Accessible toilets can be found in The Venue, Bedruthan Spa, and on the corridor between
• Create and the Wild Café. All with natural stone floors, they feature pull-cord emergency alarms and assistance rails (bathrooms at Bedruthan Spa and the Venue also feature sensor-operated taps). All accessible bathrooms at Bedruthan have a free area of 98cm next to the toilet for transferring, alongside an unobstructed area within the bathroom of 1.5m by 1.6m.

What are the food and drink options at Bedruthan Hotel and Spa?

For dining, The Wild Café is a beautiful space open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Ogo at Bedruthan offers a feast from the sea, garden and field, in a menu that changes with the seasons. There's also the Cocktail Bar & Terrace for drinks with a view.

How many treatment rooms are there at Bedruthan Hotel and Spa?

There are four treatment rooms where therapists use in-house brand, Oula, as well as the Ayurvedic brand, Tri-Dosha products in a range of face and body treatments.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in at Bedruthan Hotel and Spa is at 3.30pm and check-out is 10.30am. Spa opening hours are 10am until 6pm. It is suggested you check your specific arrival times however for your spa break, as well as any changes for bank holidays.