We stayed for a week at end of June 2025. In the lead up to our stay customer service was very good with luxury costal. This property was very easy to get to off the A30 around 10 minutes, so had very good links to get around CORNWALL. The property itself was very nice with a good amount of amenities, clean throughout the lodge, beds were comfortable & bathrooms were very clean. Also a small package with coffee and tea for when we first got there, plenty of other crockery for every day use. The hot tub was a good size and ready as advised on the information provided. Sofa itself within property was ok for 2 people but if there was 4 potentially more of struggle, there is extra chairs used for dinning table. There was a few marks which I noted to make them aware these were minor but just knocked it down for 5 to 4. Site itself, the spa was lovely with both out door and indoor pool, the steam room & sauna were very clean, was perfect for hour or two. Sadly there is no food, due to loss of the chief so no breakfast facilities expect toast or coffee (Coffee was nice mind.) At lunch time they have allowed access to an outside company to cook food but we didn’t use this so we can’t judge it (Would be lovely on sunny day.) The staff were very friendly and also it was very dog friendly when we brought our large German shepherd in. Location, due to administration there is large amount of unfinished buildings out the back of our lodge & boardings/ gates up as you drive onto site, which is shame since if it was finished it would be lovely site. You are further located at top of CARBIS BAY, when distanced it was a 1.2 mile walk to beach took us around 20 minutes, but there is a very steep hill to ascend on your way back up, for ourselves this wasn’t an issue but would make it more challenging for some people staying. Within walking distance (About half mile) there is lovely Spanish restaurant, CostCutter & Italian coffee shop, sadly the wine bar/ cafe had shut down so no where to drink on evening minus the spa unless you walked down to CARBIS BAY ESTATE (which is near the beach.) The site and reasons above why I have given it 3 out of 5 and did consider a 2, but what is finished is of high quality. Taking into cost, there is a lot of other options out there but if you wish for spa, your own hot tub, nice lodge & easy access to drive around CORNWALL this is very good option, I would recommend, initially we did ask about stopping next year if it could fit into our plans. For my partner & I, we had to use taxis in the evening to get to some nice restaurants & could not leave site area for evening drink unless we drove, add the walk to beach (especially on an evening,) this is something on further discussions we would probably look to stay somewhere else just for those above reasons, BUT we wouldn’t be disappointed if we stopped here again.
71 Una
- Sleeps up to 4
- Pets 1
- Hot Tub
- Bedrooms: 2
About 71 Una
71 Una is a modern two-bedroom apartment within the Una Resort complex in Carbis Bay, Cornwall. This single-level property sleeps four guests and features floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking private gardens. Private hot tub on terrace provides the perfect spot to unwind after exploring St Ives.
Located on the edge of St Ives above Carbis Bay, you're perfectly positioned to explore Cornwall's stunning coastline. The property sits just 10 minutes from the A30 with excellent transport links across the county. Communal pool and spa facilities include indoor and outdoor pools, sauna and steam room - though the restaurant currently operates with limited service.
The open-plan living space combines kitchen, dining and lounge areas with contemporary furnishings and a log burner. The master bedroom has a super king bed (convertible to twins) with en-suite double shower. The second bedroom offers a king bed (also convertible) with en-suite bath and overhead shower. Both bedrooms feature Smart TVs and ample storage.
St Ives town centre offers galleries, shops and restaurants within easy reach. Beach access is 1.2 miles away (20-minute walk), though the return journey involves a steep hill. Carbis Bay Beach and Porthminster Beach provide golden sands and water sports. The Eden Project (45 minutes) and Minack Theatre (1 hour) make excellent day trips.
Perfect for couples or families wanting resort facilities with EV charging point and dog-friendly policies. 71 Una combines modern comfort with Cornwall's coastal beauty. Check availability today.
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Need to Know
- Modern apartment within Una Resort
- Private hot tub on decked terrace
- Communal pool and spa facilities
- EV charging point available
- 1.2 miles from Carbis Bay Beach
- Within Una Resort complex
- Dog-friendly accommodation
- Private parking space
- Floor-to-ceiling windows
- Log burner in living area
- 10 minutes from A30
- Gym and sauna access
- Single-level property
- Garden terrace with outdoor dining
- Two bedrooms: 1 x master with super king bed (convertible to twins), 1 x king bed (convertible to twins)
- Two en-suite bathrooms: master with double shower, second with bath and overhead shower
- Open-plan living/kitchen/dining area with floor-to-ceiling windows
- Contemporary sofa, armchair, coffee table and dining table for four
- Log burner in living room
- Smart TVs in living area and both bedrooms with Freeview
- Induction hob, electric oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave
- Washer/dryer, kettle, toaster, cafetière
- Iron, ironing board, vacuum cleaner included
- Electric heating throughout
- Large electric hot tub on decked terrace
- Outdoor dining set in private garden
- Private parking for one vehicle
- EV charging via Monta app at adjacent car park
- Free Wi-Fi (speed not guaranteed)
- Pets allowed (£40 per pet per week, maximum 2)
- Check-in 16:00, check-out 10:00
- Good Housekeeping Bond £150 or Damage Waiver £30
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The best-known attractions within an easy drive of 71 Una, with real driving times.
St Michael's Mount
Sat nav: TR17 0HT
Cross a cobbled causeway or hop on a boat to a legendary castle on a tidal island.
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St Michael's Mount is a tidal island in Mount's Bay, near Penzance, linked to Marazion by a causeway of granite setts. At low tide you can walk across; when the tide is in, ferry boats run instead. On the island you'll find a historic village with cobbled streets, a harbour, shops, a café and a restaurant, all beneath the ramparts of the castle.
Tip: Check the causeway times when you book, as they decide whether you walk across or take a boat from the mainland.
Tate St Ives
Sat nav: TR26 1TG
A modern and contemporary art gallery overlooking Porthmeor Beach, with work by Barbara Hepworth and Patrick Heron.
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Tate St Ives is an art gallery in the Cornish town of St Ives, looking over Porthmeor Beach. It shows work by artists linked to St Ives and West Cornwall, including Barbara Hepworth, Marlow Moss, Naum Gabo and Patrick Heron. Displays from the Tate collection sit alongside modern and contemporary art from around the world in a changing exhibitions programme.
Tip: The gallery has no car park and St Ives has narrow streets and limited parking, so consider the St Erth Park and Ride and its short train ride into town.
Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden
Sat nav: TR26 1AD
Step into the St Ives home, studio and garden where Barbara Hepworth lived and worked for 26 years.
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This was Barbara Hepworth's home and workplace in St Ives from 1949 until her death in 1975. Her living room is furnished as she left it, and the workshop is still full of her tools, materials and part-worked pieces. Photographs show the progress of her Festival of Britain commission, Contrapuntal Forms.
Tip: There is no car park, so leave the car behind and use the St Erth Park and Ride or the Trenwith car park shuttle bus. Booking ahead is recommended as tickets are limited.
The Leach Pottery
Sat nav: TR26 2HE
Founded in 1920 by Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada, this St Ives pottery has a museum, galleries and a shop.
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The Leach Pottery in St Ives was founded by Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada. Its buildings grew from an old cow and tin-ore shed into a pottery, and it was reopened to the public in 2008 after a restoration that kept the original buildings and added an exhibition space and shop.
Tip: If you have access needs, contact the pottery before you visit so they can help plan your trip.
Newquay Zoo
Sat nav: TR7 2LZ
A compact, well-planted zoo in the middle of Newquay with sloths, lynx, penguins and a walkthrough aviary.
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Newquay Zoo is a 13-acre zoo and garden site in Trenance Leisure Park, in the middle of Newquay. It is the largest zoo in Cornwall, and its planted grounds have won a Britain in Bloom Gold award. Visitors can see hundreds of species, including lynx, penguins, otters, zebras, sloths and meerkats, in a mix of indoor and outdoor habitats.
Tip: Check the zoo's website for current opening times, ticket offers and parking details before you go, as these can change.
Minack Theatre
Sat nav: TR19 6JT
An open-air theatre above a rocky gully, with the sea as its backdrop, near Land's End.
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The Minack is an open-air theatre at Porthcurno in Cornwall, about four miles from Land's End. It is built above a gully, with a rocky granite outcrop jutting into the sea, and it appears in many lists of the world's most spectacular theatres. Each year it stages its own productions and hosts visiting companies, with a wide range of music and theatre.
Land's End
Sat nav: TR19 7AA
Stand at the most westerly point of mainland England, where granite cliffs look out over the Celtic Sea.
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Land's End is a headland and tourist complex at the western end of the A30 on the Penwith peninsula, about eight miles west-south-west of Penzance. It is the most westerly point of mainland England and the most south-westerly point in Great Britain, with the English Channel to the east and the Celtic Sea to the west.
Tip: The actual Land's End headland is about 200 yards north of the main tourist complex, so make sure you walk over to see it.
Levant Mine and Beam Engine
Sat nav: TR19 7SX
See the world's oldest Cornish steam winding engine still working in its original spot, high on the Tin Coast cliffs.
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Levant is a National Trust site on the cliffs of Cornwall's Tin Coast, part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. Its restored 1840 beam engine still runs on steam, and it is the last Cornish winding engine of its kind still in steam.
Tip: Book your tour in advance, as entry is by guided tour only. Parking is free at nearby Geevor Mine (sat nav TR19 7EW).
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Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.
