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Fowey Hall Hotel

Fowey Hall Hotel, Fowey, Cornwall

Fowey Hall Hotel in Fowey was the inspiration behind Toad Hall in 'Wind in the Willows'. Fowey Hall on the South Cornish coast sits in a spectacular location overlooking the sailing and fishing port of Fowey within its original walled gardens and with commanding views of the river estuary and far out to sea.

The town and the local sandy cove at Readymoney are both a short walk from the hotel, which is also within easy reach of the many superb attractions in Cornwall including The Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan.

As a Luxury Family Hotel, Fowey Hall warmly welcomes children and is a truly relaxed and delightful holiday setting for a very special family break at any time of the year or a for a great summer holiday.

Style & Comfort

Built by a former Lord Mayor of London, Sir Charles Hanson, this Queen Anne Chateau-inspired Cornish mansion was completed in 1899 in very fashionable style. Rich architectural detailing, Baroque plasterwork, vaulted ceilings, exotically wood panelled public rooms, French furniture, especially woven Wilton carpets and elaborate fireplaces all contribute to the breathtaking effect on strolling through the hotel.

It must have been quite a shock to the tranquil fishing village community of Fowey when this very fine mansion was built; during its time as home to the Hanson family, it regularly welcomed royal visitors. French furniture, specially woven Wilton carpets and stylish touches, and the house now welcomes everyone.

It's so rewarding for parents to be able to relax completely in such luxurious surroundings whilst their children, regardless of age, are having such a wonderful time.

Fowey Hall sits above Fowey town, within its original walled five acre gardens, and enjoys spectacular views of the estuary and sea, but the greatest asset we believe is the warmth and friendliness within.