After reading the reviews on trip advisor and doing some more research I decided to book Carbis Wharf for two nights for myself and a friend as it has the most history. The building is absolutely stunning and the rooms are beautiful. Our room was extremely spacious, spotless and very well decorated. The beams in the ceiling and wroght iron... more

Just returned from a weekend stay at Carbis Wharf, what an amazing place. The building has been restored from an old china clay mine and is full of interesting things to explore. Mrs Coad and her family are very friendly and welcoming. The accommodation and breakfast were exellent. There were four of us in our party and all would highly... more

We stayed in a B&B once before but didn’t enjoy the experience very much & vowed never to repeat the experience. However we both had holiday to use up so decided to visit the wife’s father in Cornwall but were unable to get in at our usual travel lodge. The wife telephoned Carbis Wharf to see if they could fit... more

We turned up at the Carbis Wharf as orphans of a storm, without any prior booking, and we were lucky enough to secure a first-class room with en-suite bathroom, a comfortable double bed and a single bed had we needed it. The reception was very friendly and welcoming. The very clever and picturesque conversion from a china clay factory is... more