The Mill House Hotel - Tintagel

3-star 18th-century corn mill inn in Tintagel, set within 50 acres of parkland and gardens

Property & Grounds

The Mill House Tintagel is set in 7 acres of wooded valley and gardens, with an additional 50 acres of parkland and well-maintained footpaths. The historic building operates as a traditional inn with a bar, dining room, and residents' lounge, all featuring log fires. An outdoor terrace overlooks the mill stream, offering al fresco dining and event space.

Rooms

The Mill House Cornwall offers eight en-suite bedrooms with views across the valley or gardens. Selected superior double rooms include king-size beds, sofas, and spacious en-suites with baths and powerful showers. A separate cottage option provides a living-dining area, double bedroom, and bathroom on the ground floor.

Dining & Bar

The award-winning restaurant serves produce from local suppliers and local ales, with a bar menu also available. A seasonal live music program takes place in the traditional bar, which features a pool table for guests. The Friday night pizza evenings and Sunday roasts are noted menu highlights, alongside a Monday Pauper's menu using leftover Sunday produce.

Pets

The Mill House Inn Tintagel is a dog-friendly property, allowing dogs throughout the hotel and providing pet bowls. Guests can bring up to two dogs per stay, and the grounds offer direct access to walks. The surrounding area includes Trebarwith Strand beach, a 15-minute walk away, and the South West Coast Path.

Location & Nearby Attractions

The Mill House Inn Cornwall is located a 40-minute walk from Tintagel Castle, the legendary home of King Arthur, and the nearby Camelot site. Trebarwith Strand beach, known for its sunsets, is a 10- to 15-minute walk from the inn. The Camel Trail for walking and cycling is a short drive away, along with Port Isaac and Boscastle on the north coast.

• Location: 40-minute walk to Tintagel Castle, 15-minute walk to Trebarwith Strand beach
• Rooms: Eight en-suite bedrooms with valley or garden views; separate cottage
• Dining: Award-winning restaurant with local ales, Friday pizzas, Sunday roasts
• Pets: Dog-friendly throughout; pet bowls provided
• Grounds: 7 acres of garden, 50 acres of parkland, footpaths, mill stream terrace
• Recognition: Listed in Alastair Sawday's Special Places and The Good Pub Guide