Hotel & Self Catering
Budock Vean Hotel & Spa is a 4 star hotel in Cornwall that also offers self catering contemporary holiday homes and traditional cottages.
With a restaurant renowned for amazing food (including a Visit England Breakfast Award), Natural Health Spa, swimming pool, outdoor hot tub, golf course, croquet lawn, snooker room and tennis courts on site, plus boating, kayaking and paddle-boarding from our private cove, you can be as active or as relaxed as you wish.
Hotel Grounds
On a quiet bend of the tranquil Helford River, near Falmouth in Cornwall nestles the award-winning 4 star Budock Vean Hotel & Spa.
Set in 65 acres of glorious gardens, woodlands, parkland and the valley gardens and ponds. Take a good book down by the Helford River and relax on the riverbank in the sun lounge and watch the world go quietly by.
Local Area
Trebah and Glendurgan gardens are just a short walk away or a few minutes drive, plus lots of coast and countryside walks, short or long. There are 3 pubs close by, the Ferryboat Inn is within walking distance, the Red Lion with it's thatch roof in Mawnan Smith Village and just across the river is the Shipwrights Arms in Helford village. Falmouth town with it's many shops, galleries and places to eat is 20 minutes by car and we are approximately 6 miles from Falmouth University’s Penryn campus.
Supporting the South West Coast Path
At Budock Vean Hotel & Spa, we’re proud to support one of the UK’s most treasured walking routes – the South West Coast Path.
As a Mile Maker, we’re pleased to say that our donation to the South West Coast Path is equivalent to maintaining a mile between Falmouth and Budock Vean Hotel & Spa – a stretch many of our guests know and love.
Protecting Paths for Future Generations
With over 9 million visitors every year, the path requires regular upkeep to stay safe, accessible, and sustainable.
Our donation as a Mile Maker helps fund essential works such as path resurfacing, drainage improvements, signage, and habitat preservation. Every mile maintained supports biodiversity, promotes outdoor wellbeing, and ensures this iconic trail remains open for all.