Great Western Newquay, Cornwall, TR7 2NE

  • 64 bedrooms

Overlooking one of Newquay's Finest Stretches of Golden Sand

Great Western is a dramatic clifftop pub overlooking Great Western Beach in the heart of Newquay. Perched above the golden sands and Atlantic surf, this lively coastal inn offers sweeping sea views and direct access to one of Cornwall’s most popular seaside towns. Its prime location places guests just steps from the sand, while the South West Coast Path, Newquay’s famous surf beaches and the town centre are all within easy reach. Choose from a collection of coastal inspired bedrooms, many of which have been beautifully refurbished.

Facilties & Amenities

  • Beer Garden
  • Breakfast
  • Craft Beer
  • Dog Friendly Rooms
  • Family Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible
  • WiFi

Bedrooms

The Great Western has 64 en-suite bedrooms, some enjoying panoramic sea views. Choose from single, double, twin, accessible, family, and suite accommodation. Guests can expect comfortable beds, complimentary toiletries, a TV, tea & coffee making facilities, and WiFi access. The “View” rooms are particularly sought after, allowing guests to wake up to expansive ocean views and the sound of the waves below. If you are planning to bring a dog, you must ensure that a dog-friendly room has been booked prior to arrival.

Add a dog to your stay at the checkout after selecting a pet-friendly room.

Food & Drink

Dining at the Great Western makes the most of its spectacular clifftop location. The menu features classic pub favourites, pizza, burgers, alongside seasonal dishes, with seafood and coastal-inspired plates often appearing among the highlights. Breakfast is served each morning for overnight guests, while lunch and dinner can be enjoyed inside the pub or outside on the terrace. The bar offers a wide selection of award-winning St Austell ales, wines, beers, and spirits.

Nearby

Great Western Beach – Sandy beach directly below the pub, popular for surfing and sunbathing (0.1 miles).

Blue Reef Aquarium – Family-friendly attraction showcasing marine life from Cornish waters (0.5 miles).

Newquay Harbour – Historic working harbour with fishing boats and coastal views (0.6 miles).

Fistral Beach – Newquay’s most famous surfing beach with dramatic Atlantic waves (1 mile).

South West Coast Path – scenic walking routes along Cornwall’s rugged north coast (1 mile).

Newquay Golf Club – Harry Colt, re-designed 18-hole course (1 mile).

Watergate Bay – Wide sandy beach known for watersports and coastal restaurants (3 miles).