*Hunrosa* is a luxury hot tub lodge that you'll find in St Day, Cornwall. This beautifully appointed wooden property sits in a quiet corner of St Day Tourist Park. Here, children can run wild on the outdoor playground while the grown-ups can soak in the six-seater hot tub on the private decked veranda. The whole place is ground floor with ramp access so it's completely accessible.
Set in a peaceful Cornwall setting that lets you explore both the north and south coasts easily, fantastic beaches at Porthtowan and Portreath are a short drive away. Cornwall's premier leisure centre is nearby with top golf and fishing available. Horse riding and prime surfing spots are readily available too. More importantly, you're walking distance to pub and shops which are just 5 minutes away!
Inside your lodge you'll find an open-plan living area with well-equipped kitchen, dining space and comfy sitting area. The accommodation has two bedrooms; one double and one twin. There's also a modern shower room. Free WiFi and a TV with Freeview keep you connected when you're not bubbling in that hot tub.
There's plenty to keep everyone entertained around the lodge. Take a trip to Falmouth (30 mins) for its maritime museum. Explore St Ives (35 mins) with its Tate gallery. Discover the Eden Project (40 mins) or wander Truro's cathedral city (20 mins).
Hunrosa works perfectly for families or couples wanting Cornwall without the crowds. Blow away cobwebs on coastal paths then warm up in your hot tub! Check availability today.
At Sykes Cottages
20 reviews from guests who stayed at Hunrosa Lodge
Absolutely Wonderful day! We were met by the most loveliest receptionist & soon after Nathan , both of them were so smiley, lovely & explained & showed us everything .Really Quiet & peaceful location ,the added bonus of a hot tub was just Amazing to sit in at night & star gaze . We'll Defintely be coming back soon . Thank you so much for making our stay so lovely !
Brilliant just love this place . Clean relaxing friendly just carnt fault it .
Excellent lodge with all that you need for your stay. Welcome gift of wine and flowers along with the few tea bags and coffee pouches was a thoughtful gesture. The lodge was clean and comfortable and the hot tub was regularly checked and maintained. The park is in an ideal location for exploring all Cornwall has to offer!
Loved our stay at Hunrosa. Very comfortable and had everything we needed. The hot tub was lovely! Excellent base for exploring Cornwall.
Lovely, clean and comfortable place to stay. Great location in easy reach of the village if needed. The flowers, milk and wine were a nice touch on arrival. Everything worked fine, shower and heating were both good. We even mastered the much feared cooker! Hot tub was great and very clean. Altogether a very nice and cosy place to stay.
The property is really nice and comfortable. The flowers, wine and milk were thoughtful. I think this is the only place I've stayed in when there was no salt or pepper. No other condiments left. Other people had mentioned that the cooker and hob were very confusing to use and we have to agree. No instructions on using it, took us a while to work out what was going on. If you have an electric hob at home you may be OK but we don't and we struggled. The beds were comfortable and the towels were really nice too. The only gripe for me personally is that the sofa was way too low. I need a hip replacement and wasn't able to sit on it because it's too low so I just sat on the armchair. We had a lovely stay and would definitely recommend.
The accommodation was spotless on arrival everything was perfect. The hot tub was very clean with no foam which was a pleasant surprise. Well maintained and the location was great for us. Only thing was the cooker and oven were a bit tricky to start off with but I got my head round it. Would i recommend, most definitely. The owner was always on hand and nothing is too much trouble. The park itself is spotless and very quiet. 1010 without hesitation
We had a lovely week away here and I would defiantly recommend
A lovely lodge. Comfortable and quiet. Great location and Nathan was very helpful on arrival. Unable to use or access wifi and couldnt see where to obtain the password. Use of an iron and ironing board would have been beneficial.
IHunrosa was a lovely place to stay. It wS exceptionally clean and tidy. It had everything you could possibly want from good quality towels and bedding to a cheese grater. The hot tub was a welcome site which we used at the end of each day..our stay was good value and close to lots of places to visit. The welcome gifts were a lovely surprise which meant there was no urgency to go out shopping straight away. Thank you
A lovely secuded Lodge with in a well kept site and very welcoming Hosts.
The property was lovely. Nathan and his dad were friendly on arrival, during and exit and kept us updated with anything we needed to know. The lodge was spotless with comfy beds and furniture. Flowers, wine, teabags and milk provided on arrival which was a really nice touch. The hot tub was an added bonus and it was great to jump in after a full day exploring cornwall. This place is right in the middle and a half hour drive from all main places. Nice village with 2 shops and main shops down the road. Thank you for a lovely, peaceful week.
The property was amazing, everything was laid out for an easy check in and we felt very welcome from the first minute. There was a chilled out vibe and would recommend to anyone who wants to escape the hectic everyday lives we lead.
It literally felt like home. The lodge had everything you could possibly need and want it was extremely well equipped, very tidy and clean, the location was ideal for us as a base for exploring cornwall and the hot tub was amazing!
Lovely relaxed break, the lodge is lovely with all amenities required, the hot tub is such a fab additional feature for rest and relaxation. The park is so quiet and we were left to ourselves for the whole week, but assistance was on hand if needed. There is not much around this tourist park, but that was just what we wanted, peace, quiet and a central location for exploring cornwall. Thanks for a lovely stay!
The location was fantastic. The lodge itself was spacious and the kitchen stocked with all the utensils and pots and pans. Towels were very nice. Hot tub was amazing. Only downside was is wasn't that clean upon arrival.
Honest review. .. location wasnt the best nothing really around apart from 1 pub for local people and a londis, closest supermarket about 20 minute drive each way. We did more driving than anything this last week nothing local thats any good. Lodge itself. Jacuzzi was brilliant perfect for relaxing after a long drive everyday. Outside furniture seats just left out to ruin in rain which was disappointing. No bbq at the lodge, I think you had to request one from reception. No washing line of any kind to dry towels or bathing suits,other 2 lodges do have one each Living roomkitchen open plan good setup all modern appliances in kitchen all work as they should. Dont expect to be able to put a lot in fridge only essentials. Comfy sofa in room and a single chair also tv with freeview reception goes quite a bit but your not there to sit and watch tv. Bedroom 1 3 quarter bed very comfortable little wardrobe and plenty drawer space. Bedroom 2 two single beds again comfy and enough storage. Shower room. Shower wouldnt drain properly and had a leak. Toilet and basin as expected. Overall 610 was ok probably wouldnt stop again as location too far from anywhere but that was my fault when booking not Sykes. Looking forward to our next holiday in Newquay with Sykes though.
Such a lovely time at hunrosa. The Little extra touches made it special. The lodge was super clean and has everything you need for your stay. The hot tub was maintained daily and nothing was too much trouble. Brill base for touring Cornwall. Will definitely be returning. Thank you again x
This was a fantastic place to stay with friendly staff and wonderful surroundings. The cottage was furnished to a high standard with a great hot tub. All round 5stars
The hunrosa lodge we stayed in was exceptional in every way. the privacy and people staying around us was 1010. The staff we spoke to where so friendly and nothing we wanted was an issue to them. Couldn't of asked for a better holiday park.
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Hunrosa Lodge, with real driving times.
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A compact, well-planted zoo in the middle of Newquay with sloths, lynx, penguins and a walkthrough aviary.
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.
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Cross a cobbled causeway or hop on a boat to a legendary castle on a tidal island.
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.
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A Cornish sanctuary and animal park that rescues owls and shows species from around the world.
Screech Owl Sanctuary & Animal Park is a home for owls and other animals on Goss Moor, near Indian Queens in mid Cornwall. Founded in 1990 by Carolyn Screech, it shows owls from around the world, with British, European, African, American, Asian, Australasian and West Indian species. It also rescues and rehabilitates wild owls in Cornwall, and there is a Siberian Eagle Owl breeding project.
Tip: If you want an owl or animal experience, call ahead to book, as busy periods may mean walk-up requests can't be fitted in.
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A Cornwall adventure park mixing rides, animals and a big indoor play area, whatever the weather.
Camel Creek is a family adventure park near Wadebridge in North Cornwall. The mix includes thrill rides and rollercoasters, outdoor play areas and animal areas, so there is plenty to fill a day. Its indoor play space covers 45,000 square feet, which means a wet day need not spoil the plan.
Tip: Check the park's website before you go for current tickets and events, as offers change. If a free return pass is offered with day tickets, read the terms first: it is non-transferable and excludes Toddler Takeover days, birthday parties, group bookings and school visits.
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A Tudor artillery fort guarding the mouth of the River Fal, with centuries of military history to explore.
Pendennis Castle is an artillery fort built by Henry VIII near Falmouth between 1540 and 1542. It was designed to protect Carrick Roads, the waterway at the mouth of the River Fal, and works alongside St Mawes Castle on the opposite side of the water.
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Walk through one of the world's largest indoor rainforests, set in a reclaimed china clay pit near St Austell.
The Eden Project sits in a reclaimed china clay pit in Cornwall. At the bottom of the pit are two huge domed Biomes made of inflated cells on steel frames. The Rainforest Biome is one of the largest indoor rainforests in the world, with tropical plants such as banana, coffee, rubber and giant bamboo. The Mediterranean Biome has olives, grape vines and sculptures.
Tip: Check the opening times page before you set off, as last entry to the Biomes and closing times change through the year, and some dates are closed.
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Wander restored Victorian gardens, a subtropical jungle and Europe's only remaining pineapple pit, near Mevagissey.
Heligan is a set of Victorian gardens near Mevagissey that were neglected after the First World War and restored in the 1990s. The story is a big part of the visit: 16 of the gardeners died in the war, and the gardens were lost to the brambles before being brought back to life.
Tip: Pre-booking is advisable for day visitors, and if you use a sat nav, approach via St Austell and follow the brown signs to avoid narrow single-track lanes.
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A white octagonal Cornish lighthouse on Godrevy Island, marking the Stones reef across St Ives Bay.
Godrevy Lighthouse stands on Godrevy Island in St Ives Bay, about 300 metres off Godrevy Head. The white octagonal tower is 26 metres high and was built in 1858-1859 after the wreck of the steamer Nile in a storm. It marks the Stones, a reef that was a hazard to shipping for centuries.
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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.
