Name: The Mill House
Address: Trebarwith Strand, Tintagel, Cornwall, PL340HD
Price range: US$113+
Rating: 8.8

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Key details

About the Hotel

Trebarwith Strand, Tintagel, PL340HD

Close to Trebarwith Beach

Very good

7.9

8.3

/10

1.6

4.2

Loved by The Mill House guests

Delicious breakfast

Helpful staff

Convenient location

Spacious room

Lovely outdoor seating

Characterful pub

"The restaurant was exceptional as the food was obviously locally sourced considering the taste and freshness of the produce."

Mary-Anne X from United Kingdom

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"We stayed one night in the cottage, which has a great living/dining area with double bedroom and bathroom downstairs."

Tracey

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"The location was ideal being half a mile from the coast path which allowed use to go on a couple of circular walks."

Francis from United Kingdom

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3-star former corn mill with award-winning dining and 50-acre parkland in Tintagel

Heritage & Location

The Mill House occupies an 18th-century corn mill set within 7 acres of wooded valley and garden in Tintagel, Cornwall. The property sits between Port Isaac and Boscastle, with Tintagel Castle-the legendary home of King Arthur-located in the next valley. Trebarwith Strand beach, known for its stunning sunsets, is within walking distance, and the Camel Trail offers cycling and walking routes nearby.

Dining & Bar

The restaurant serves locally sourced produce and local ales, with a bar menu also available. The pub has earned recognition in the Alastair Sawday's Special Places Pubs and Inns and The Good Pub Guide. A traditional bar offers local ales and seasonal live music, with an outdoor terrace overlooking the mill stream.

Accommodation & Amenities

Eight en-suite bedrooms provide valley or garden views, with free WiFi and television in each room. Daily maid service is included, and the hotel has a residents' lounge with wood fires. The bar, dining room, and lounge are all housed within the restored stone building, with family rooms available.

Weddings & Events

A function room accommodates up to 120 guests for weddings and private events, with customizable reception options. The 50-acre parkland and scenic grounds provide outdoor settings for ceremonies and photographs. The outdoor terrace offers dining space overlooking the mill stream for event receptions.

Family & Pet-Friendly

The hotel is dog-friendly throughout, with pet bowls provided and a garden for exercise. Family rooms accommodate children, and the extensive grounds with footpaths offer space for outdoor play. Nearby attractions include Tintagel Castle, Camelot, and the coastal trails of North Cornwall.

Highlights

Heritage: Restored 18th-century corn mill in Tintagel

Awards: Alastair Sawday's and The Good Pub Guide recognition

Location: Walking distance to Trebarwith Strand and Tintagel Castle

Events: Function room for up to 120 guests

Dining: Locally sourced produce, local ales, and seasonal live music

Grounds: 50 acres of parkland and wooded valley

Must-do experiences

Visit Tintagel Castle for stunning views and Arthurian history.
Enjoy a cream tea at the Old Post Office for a local treat.
Hike the South West Coast Path for breathtaking coastal scenery.
Explore the magical Merlins Cave when the tide is low.
Check out the Tintagel Toy Museum for quirky family fun.

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Hotel facilities and services

Each hotel provides modern amenities for a relaxing and pleasant stay

General

Non-smoking rooms
Free Wi-Fi
Free parking
Pets allowed

Sports & Fitness

Golf course
Darts

Services

Pet amenities available
Housekeeping

Dining

Restaurant
Bar/ Lounge area

Children

Cots

Spa & Leisure

Beach access
Garden area

Room features

Terrace

Bathroom

Free toiletries

Self-catering

Electric kettle

Media

Flat-screen TV

Room decor

Carpeted floor

Dining Onsite

At The Mill House, dining becomes a cherished experience with a blend of local flavors and hearty offerings. Guests can delight in a traditional roast or host memorable gatherings within a warm, family-friendly atmosphere, all complemented by a selection of local ales and a creative wine list.

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The Mill House

Traditional English with vegetarian options

Ambiance

Family-friendly setting, perfect for both casual lunches and elegant evening gatherings

Key Offerings

Savor a locally sourced roast lunch for just £13.50, served from 12.30 until 3pm. Evening snacks and finger buffets are available for parties of up to 200 guests, making it an excellent venue for celebrations.

Reservation

Not needed

Lunch from 12:30 PM to 3:00 PM; Dinner available in the evening; hours vary.

The Mill House Location

Trebarwith Strand, Tintagel, PL340HD

Map view

City landmarks

Castle

Tintagel Castle

2.59 km

Landmark

The Old Post Office

2.04 km

Landmark

Trebarwith Beach

1.03 km

Church

St Materiana's Church

2.15 km

Landmark

Trebarwith Strand

1.16 km

Landmark

King Arthur's Great Halls

2.03 km

Landmark

Trebarwith Valley Circular Walk

910 m

Church

Tintagel Methodist Church

1.92 km

Landmark

Merlins Cave Crystal Mineral & Fossil Museum & Shop

2.2 km

Landmark

St Nectan's Glen

2.81 km

Landmark

Fontevrault Chapel

1.96 km

Landmark

Trevena Square

2.03 km

Landmark

Tintagel Toy Museum

2.25 km

Cave

Merlin's Cave

2.7 km

Landmark

Tintagel King Arthur Walk

2.58 km

Landmark

Cornish Craftiness sleyneth Kernewek

1.92 km

Nearby

Unnamed Rd

Trebarwith Beach

1.03 km

Restaurants

Port William Inn

990 m

Trebarwith Strand

Explore Tintagel

Local Highlights

Trebarwith Beach

13 minutes' walk

Stunning sands and picturesque cliffs, ideal for sunbathing and beachcombing. Popular with families and perfect for a scenic stroll.

Tintagel Castle

30 minutes' walk

Historic site linked to King Arthur, offering breathtaking views and guided tours. A must-visit for history enthusiasts and families.

The Old Post Office

25 minutes' walk

Medieval building showcasing local history. Its thatched roof and charming architecture offer a glimpse into Tintagel's past.

St Nectan's Glen

30 minutes' walk

A tranquil sanctuary with waterfalls and lush woodland. Great for nature lovers and perfect for peaceful walks away from the crowds.

Surfing at Trebarwith Beach

13 minutes' walk

Surfing lessons available for all levels, perfect for thrill-seekers. Equipment rentals and guidance can be found at local surf schools.

Relaxation at St Nectan's Glen

30 minutes' walk

Stunning forest walks and a serene ambiance provide a perfect retreat for relaxation and reflection surrounded by nature.

Port William Inn

12 minutes' walk

Traditional pub with a cozy atmosphere, known for fresh seafood and local ales. Ideal for casual dining with sea views.

Trevena Square

25 minutes' walk

Casual dining offers various international cuisines, including vegan options. A vibrant space for families and groups.

Tintagel Toy Museum

25 minutes' walk

Family-friendly museum featuring a collection of vintage toys. Ideal for children and nostalgic adults alike.

Camelot Amusements

25 minutes' walk

Fun for all ages with arcade games and entertainment. A great spot for families seeking lively activities.

Getting around the city

City Centre
Tintagel 24 min · 2 km
Airports
Newquay (NQY) 60 min · 39.4 km
Penzance (PZE) 140 min · 93 km

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Property information and rules

Check-in

from 15:00-23:00

Check-out

from 08:00-10:00

Children & extra beds

There are no extra beds provided in a room.

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Guest ratings and detailed reviews

Feedback about The Mill House from previous guests about their experience.

Review summary

Based on recent reviews

The Mill House offers a characterful experience near the coast, with some guests particularly enjoying the stroll to the nearby beach. Many appreciate the generously portioned and delicious breakfast, including options like a full English or salmon with scrambled eggs. The modern dining area contrasts nicely with the traditional pub, although a few guests have mentioned that some rooms could benefit from updating. Overall, guests find it a good value, especially appreciating the available amenities.

Review score

Based on 5 verified reviews

8.8 /10

Great

100%

Recommend

Pros

Quiet location

Friendly staff

Good breakfast

Cons

Tired decor

Dominic from United Kingdom

Single

Standard Double Room

4 nights in November 2025

Reviewed: January 28, 2026

9/10

Solid Hotel Experience

varied choices ample space

Breakfast included varied choices. The full English option let me customize exactly what I wanted. I found parking easily. The parking lot had ample space.

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Dominic from United Kingdom

Family with children

Standard Double Room

3 nights in November 2025

Reviewed: January 20, 2026

8.5/10

Charming Stay

friendly welcome powerful shower cooked eggs

I received a friendly welcome upon arrival, even though I was early. My room included tea making facilities and a powerful shower. I appreciated the warm towel rail. The breakfast offered a nice variety of choices. I particularly enjoyed the perfectly cooked eggs, both fried and scrambled.

The car park had large potholes filled with water, made walking to the hotel difficult. This is an area that needs some attention. The overgrown areas outside also gave a somewhat untidy first impression.

Service

9/10

Staff were very friendly. They provided helpful information regarding local places. The breakfast service was efficient, and staff quickly addressed requests. They ensure a pleasant dining experience for all guests.

Rooms

8/10

The room was spacious and well-equipped. A large television was available, offering many channels. The bed had a very comfortable mattress, ensuring a restful sleep. the room offered a relaxing environment.

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Walter from Germany

Couple

Standard Double Room

3 nights in November 2025

Reviewed: November 08, 2025

8.5/10

Great Food and Location

great location good food attentive staff

I enjoyed the amazing location, so much history existed. The restaurant food tasted good. The staff seemed attentive. They seemed friendly also.

The Internet access seemed a little unstable in my room.

Service

9/10

The staff was friendly, and they gave us a warm greeting when we booked by phone. Breakfast tasted well cooked. All the staff seemed great to our needs.

Rooms

8/10

The room I had was large, and the bathroom had a fab bath. It was clean. It had comfortable beds and warm shower, which I did like after a long day walking around the area.

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cameron from united kingdom

Single

standard double room

3 nights in August 2026

Reviewed: September 03, 2025

9.0/10

relaxing stay

tv lounge chair hot water parking availability

the room had a tv and lounge chair. the shower had plenty of hot water. the staff provided a new bottle of cornish water daily. there was plenty of parking available, but i noticed the lack of pavements on the way to the beach.

i found the internet connection in the room to be unstable.

Dining

9/10

breakfast included a varied choice. i could select exactly what i wanted in the full english option. a breakfast bar had fruit and juices.

Service

10/10

the staff provided a warm welcome. staff cleaned the room everyday. the team were friendly and helpful throughout my visit.

Location

8/10

the location had ample free parking. the hotel is a fifteen minute walk to the beach. i felt the area was very quiet.

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Sophia from Greece

Single

Superior Double Room

4 nights in June 2026

Reviewed: August 20, 2025

9/10

spacious bedroom light restaurant

The accommodation included a spacious bedroom. The bathroom was ENORMOUS with a corner bath!!! The restaurant was light and airy. Breakfast and evening meals were plentiful, tasty, and well presented.

The bar area was comfortable. the selection of beers could be broader.

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