St Michaels Resort
One of the most loved spas on Spabreaks.com, according to our guests.
Facilities
- Beach
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Tennis
- Swimming Pool
- Indoor Hot Tub
Effortlessly stylish, this ultra contemporary hotel with its fantastic spa likes to bring the outside in. You’ll need all day in the spa to make the most of its facilities; from its Cornish sea salt steam room to a large hydrotherapy pool, relaxation in true luxury is on hand. There’s a large treatment menu to choose from including signature spa treatments, as well as a deep relaxation room for afterwards, unless that is, you want to end your day in the barrel sauna overlooking the sea.
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Two Night Hydrothermal Stay
2 nights3 mealsWhat's included (per person)
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Breakfast on 2 days
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£60 dinner allowance per person in Brasserie on the 1st night only on 1 night
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2 hour Hydrothermal Experience on one day
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Use of the spa facilities
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Soak and Nourish
Spa day1 mealWhat's included (per person)
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2 course lunch in Nourish
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Access to the facilities in the Morning OR Afternoon
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Twilight Spa
Spa day1 mealWhat's included (per person)
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4 course dinner in the Brasserie on the Bay
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2 hours use of the spa facilities between 5pm - 9pm
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Escape Together Experience Day
Spa day1 meal2 treatmentsWhat's included (per person)
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40 minute Cornish Mud Rhassoul Experience
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55 minute Double Room Massage
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2 course lunch with a glass of Veuve Clicquot
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Access to the facilities in the Morning OR Afternoon
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Elemis Pampering Treat
Spa day1 meal1 treatmentWhat's included (per person)
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Choose 1 × 55 minute spa treatment
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2 course lunch with a glass of Prosecco
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Access to the facilities in the Morning OR Afternoon
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This spa has earned Safe Hands for Cancer accreditation for completing adequate training, which has been approved by SATCC.
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Property Policies
During your stay
- Family Friendly
- No pets allowed
Our cancellation and Amendment policy
Please be aware that all bookings are non-refundable. Any amendments made may incur an admin fee and are subject to the venue's policies and availability.
St Michaels Resort frequently asked questions
- Who owns St Michaels Resort?
A luxury beachfront hotel in Cornwall, St Michaels Resort is an independent hotel owned and run by Nigel Carpenter and James Houlston.
- How do you get to St Michaels Resort?
In a magnificent location on the Cornish coast, St Michaels resort sits on Gyllyngvase Beach in the cultural town of Falmouth in Cornwall. Guests can travel by road, rail or air. If you're driving, use the postcode TR11 4NB in the sat nav - from London, the quickest route is via the M5, M4 and A30, however you can also take the more scenic A303 past Stonehenge. If you are travelling from further north, the quickest routes are via the M1, M5 and the A30. The hotel has a private car park which is free of charge for residents in which they have 60 unreserved parking spaces. The nearest train station is Falmouth Town Railway, which is a 10-minute walk from the hotel. Flights to Newquay Airport from London Heathrow operate daily and take about an hour. Newquay Airport is approximately 25 miles and a 50-minute drive from Falmouth. You can travel from the airport to the hotel by bus, taxi, or hire car and the hotel can make recommendations for each.
- What is included in a spa day at St Michaels Resort?
What's included in a spa day at St Michaels Resort depends on the experience that you book. The indoor facilities include a gym, spin/rowing studios, a hydrotherapy pool, heated poolside loungers, a steam room, Finnish herbal sauna, a rhassoul, experience showers and a manicure and pedicure Champagne bar. Spa garden facilities include a sundeck, hot tub and a barrel sauna. There are 10 treatment rooms and therapists use Elemis, Made for Life Organics, The Natural Spa Factory, Ishga and Natura Bisse products in a range of face and body therapies.
- What is near St Michaels Resort?
St Michaels Resort is in a fantastic location by the beach in Falmouth. Head out for walks along the coast path, a day on the sand, exploring local shops and cafes, or visit top attractions including The Eden Project, Charlestown Harbour, the Lost Gardens of Heligan.
- When was St Michaels Resort built?
The hotel was originally built in the 1920s as a private residence, but it became a hotel in 1940 before contributing to the war effort. The four-star hotel relaunched after a major refurbishment in 2018.
- What amenities does St Michaels Resort have?
A four-star hotel with fantastic views of the coast, St Michaels Resort is surrounded by subtropical gardens and has 92 rooms and suites to choose from. The award-winning hotel restaurant, Brasserie on the Bay serves the best of local ingredients and has an excellent reputation. There is also The Garden Kitchen for less formal meals, and the resort bar.
The spa is extensive. Indoor facilities include a gym, spin/rowing studios, a hydrotherapy pool, heated poolside loungers, a steam room, Finnish herbal sauna, a rhassoul, experience showers and a manicure and pedicure Champagne bar. Spa garden facilities include a sundeck, hot tub and a barrel sauna. There are 10 treatment rooms and therapists use Elemis, Made for Life Organics, The Natural Spa Factory, Ishga and Natura Bisse products in a range of face and body therapies.
The hotel and spa's accessible facilities include:
- Disabled car parking spaces
- Accessible toilets on the ground floor
- Lift access to rooms
- Access to the health club pool and the disabled changing area is through the reception
- Level access to the gym
- The spa can be entered from the garden entrance but it does not meet DDA/building control regulations
- All treatment rooms are wheelchair accessible
- All restaurants are easily accessible without steps or gradients
- What are the food and drink options at St Michaels Resort?
The award-winning hotel restaurant, Brasserie on the Bay serves the best of local ingredients and has an excellent reputation. There is also The Garden Kitchen for less formal meals, and the resort bar.
- How many treatment rooms are there at St Michaels Resort?
St Michaels Resort has 10 treatment rooms including one dual suite. Therapists use Elemis, Made for Life Organics, The Natural Spa Factory, Ishga and Natura Bisse products in a range of face and body treatments.
- What time is check in/check out?
Check-in at St Michaels Resort is from 3pm, and check-out time is 11am. If you're a day spa guest, the standard opening hours are Monday to Friday 10.30am to 12.00 midday and 15.00 to 16.00, and Saturday and Sunday 9.00am to 12 midday and 3.00 pm to 6.00 pm. It is recommended however that you check your specific spa booking times before arrival, and that you check for any changes to regular opening times, particularly relating to bank holidays, before you visit.
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Taking inspiration from the Cornish coast, spa and leisure at St Michaels Resort in Falmouth offers a contemporary and idyllic experience, following a multi-million-pound renovation. Spa and leisure sit separately.
The health club includes a 350 square metre state-of-the-art gym, dedicated spin/rowing studios and daily classes. The spa, meanwhile, is a haven of relaxation, home to a Cornish sea salt steam room which infuses the local salt into the air to help reduce toxins and clear the lungs. It also has a large hydrotherapy pool complete with 21 massage stations and heated poolside loungers, a rainforest steam room, a glass-fronted Finnish herbal sauna, a Moroccan rhassoul offering a mud-steam experience and three experience showers. The journey then continues into the garden where there is a sundeck, red cedar-wood hot tub and a barrel sauna with sea views.
When it comes to treatments the space is equally well considered, with a deep relaxation room and specialist manicure and pedicure Champagne bar using OPI products, and 10 treatment rooms offering more than 60 different therapies as well as signature experiences from St Michaels Resort such as the Muscle Repair Massage and Mud treatment and The Yoga Facial, all using brands including Elemis, Made for Life Organics (handmade in Cornwall), The Natural Spa Factory, Ishga and Natura Bisse.
What makes it Elysium standard?
- Four-star hospitality
- Exceptional views
- Extensive spa facilities
- A focus on all things local
- Award-winning dining
- Local food and drink
- A coastal location
- An adult-only swimming pool
- A separate pool for toddlers
- Separate leisure and spa facilities
St Michaels Resort is a very special place by the sea to relax, rejuvenate and feel good again. Situated beside the beautiful Gyllyngvase Beach and surrounded by calming subtropical gardens, the hotel is in a wonderful location for enjoying the area as well as revelling in the retreat itself. Whilst here, enjoy the abundance of beaches and picturesque villages, The Eden Project, Charlestown Harbour, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and popular Newquay.
Inside, the hotel’s 92 bedrooms feature contemporary Cornish interiors complete with thoughtful flourishes such as spa bathroom products and coffee machines. Attention to detail is exemplary and resort staff are always on hand with smiles, helpful tips and excellent local knowledge.
Dining is a laid back affair, in the award-winning ocean-facing Brasserie on the Bay. The light and elegant environment sets the scene for romantic evenings or convivial dinners with friends. The menu includes regional cuisine that incorporates the famously good local produce from farms, fields and seas around Cornwall.