There are few better locations in the UK for a British holiday than Cornwall. Stunning beaches, incredible coastal walks, and a lively atmosphere to match, you can choose to escape for a weekend full of adventure or choose a tranquil and romantic break – whatever tickles your fancy. Of course, finding the best Airbnbs In Cornwall is tricky, with so many incredible options out there.
That’s why we’ve spend hours trawling the Airbnb website for the absolute best Airbnbs in Cornwall. From Airbnb Plus members (which are quality reviewed and up to the highest possible standard) to certified ‘rare finds’ (which are usually fully booked), all these Cornwall Airbnb options are hosted by ‘Superhosts’ and meet the extremely hard-to-reach standards of the Grazia team.
So, take a scroll through these beautiful Airbnbs, with options for any budget, group size and a whole array of areas across Cornwall, and book away – you deserve a real Cornish break.
Check out the best Airbnbs in Cornwall
Helston, Cornwall
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Description
Situated in a peaceful Cornish village called Little Anvil, this cottage occupies a central position in Cornwall with both the north and south coast easy to reach. A newly converted first-floor apartment, which forms part of the owners 18th century cottage, has it's own private entrance and is the perfect balance of luxurious yet comfortable.
Pros
- Next door to village pub
- Great value for money
- Pets allowed
- TV with Netflix
- Free parking on premises
- Close to beach, restaurants and family-friendly activities
- Village rich with history and culture
Cons
- Small charge for cleaning
Between Fowey and Par, Cornwall
Description
This sweet self contained studio is what Airbnb call a 'rare find', which means it's usually fully booked! With a well-equipped kitchen, luxurious bathroom and comfy king size bed, the studio is cosy and peaceful. A 10-minute walk will take you to Par beach, pub and the South West coastal path, plus it’s only 2.5 miles from Fowey & Eden Project. Outside seating, a barbecue and free parking are all highlights of this perfect oasis, plus there's even a warm dog shower!
Pros
- Valley view
- Free parking
- Airbnb Plus member
- Great value for money
- Peaceful location
- Close to the beach
- Pet friendly
Cons
- Usually always booked up
3.
Harbour Home
Mousehole, Penzance
Description
Nestled in a quaint harbour village, which boasts several excellent a restaurants all within a couple of minutes walk, this rustic seaside home screams 'quiet luxury'. Designed to a high standard, the beautiful home has direct access to the beach and is near to many Cornish highlights: including St Ives and the Tate, Minack Theatre and the Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Garden.
Pros
- Airbnb plus member
- Beach access
- Free on-street parking
- TV with Netflix
- Pets allowed
- Long-term stays permitted
Cons
- Moderate cleaning fee
St Ives
Description
The panoramic views of St Ives are enough to have you booking a long-term stay at this Cornish beauty. Formerly the popular and colourful Hobblers restaurant, this newly converted rental has maintained all the original character and charm that had locals flocking to it for years. A stone's throw from the beach - there are seven in the area to choose from - you can also enjoy award-winning restaurants nearby and many food, music and arts festivals held in St Ives throughout the year.
Pros
- Airbnb plus member
- Superhost
- Beachfront property
- Stunning views
- Ideally located
- Close to train station
Cons
- Higher price point
Threemilestone, Cornwall
Description
An Gwith is a delightfully modern, self-contained and fully equipped one-bedroom detached studio annexe set in a peaceful semi-rural village with easy access to the city. It's chic interior is complimented by a private back garden, perfect for relaxing after a long day exploring nearby Truro. With an accessible hot tub for up to four people, it's just three minutes walk from the village centre and a short drive to Cornwall's many beautiful beaches.
Pros
- Superhost
- Free cancellation
- Free parking
- Private back garden
- Modern design
Cons
- Hot tub is shared with main house, but all guests have private access throughout their stay
6.
The Owl Box
Mount Hawke, Cornwall
Description
This unique hut is perfect for more adventurous travellers who want a memorable Cornish holiday outside of the norm. The Owl Box sits at the top of a National Trust path which leads to the beautiful Chapel Porth Beach and the lively village of St Agnes is just one mile away. With a double bed, and options for two small single beds, it is ideal for a couple, or family with young kids. Don't worry, you have electricity in this hut, but if you'd prefer to light the fire and snuggle up, it's perfect for a romantic getaway.
Pros
- Unique stay
- Close to beach
- Romantic
- Budget price point
- Superhost
- Self check-in
- Pets allowed
- Private patio
- Free parking
- Garden view
Cons
- Not suitable for large groups
7.
The Hideaway
Portscatho, Cornwall
Description
The Hideaway is a tiny home located in the heart of the Cornish fishing village Portscatho on The Roseland Peninsula. With direct beach access, you can surf the day away or take a peaceful coastal walk - perfect for those that love an adventure or just need a relaxing break. The cheaper price point makes this quaint home great value for money, furnished to a high standard throughout.
Pros
- Superhost
- Free cancellation
- Beach access
- Free parking
- Certified 'rare find' on Airbnb - usually fully booked
Cons
- Small double bed
Maenporth, Cornwall
Description
Right on the beach, this modern two-bedroom serviced apartment is situated in tranquil Maenporth, Cornwall. On the grounds of the luxurious properly, you can access a 15 metre indoor pool, jacuzzi and tennis courts! The flat itself offers amazing uninterrupted sea views from every room, a private balcony, outdoor patio, garden and BBQ. What more could you ask for?
Pros
- Certified rare find
- Superhost
- Beach access
- Ocean and garden view
- Access to indoor pool, jacuzzi and tennis courts
- Ideal location
Cons
- Higher price point
9.
Rural Cabin
Mawla, Cornwall
Description
Relax and recline on the spacious decking of this stunning rural cabin with beautiful views of Mawla. Just two miles from the popular 'blue flag' beach at Porthtowa, you have access to the South West coast path perfect for long outdoor adventurous. Guests boast of the spacious cabin that is ideally located for a Cornish escape.
Pros
- Certified rare find
- Superhost
- Close to popular Porthtowa beach
- Ideal location
Cons
- Higher price point
10.
A Stone's Throw
Perranporth, Cornwall
Description
With a private patio that overlooks the magnificent two mile stretch of Perranporth beach, this gorgeous home is situated on the coastal path perfect for surfers. The chic apartment is equipped to a high standard, nearby a huge array of authentic Cornish restaurants and shops (including a pub on the beach). Stay in the heart of Poldark country, where Winston Graham wrote the book, and in the nearby gems of Holywell Bay and St Agnes they filmed the TV series!
Pros
- Suitable for groups
- Superhost
- Free parking
- Incredible views
- Beach access
- Great value for money
- Balcony
Cons
- Nothing to find!
11.
Luxury Caravan
Perranporth, Cornwall
Description
Whether you are looking to get away with your partner, family or friends, this luxurious caravan is the perfect place to relax and create some fun memories. There is plenty to do on-site including the large swimming pool, a restaurant and bar with evening entertainment, plus play parks, an arcade and not to mention glorious coastal walks right from your doorstep.
A five minute drive will bring you into the fabulous beach town of Perranporth, which boast lots of shops, eateries and great beaches for family days out.
Pros
- Superhost
- Shared indoor pool
- Free parking
- Budget price point
- Pets allowed
- Certified rare find
Cons
- Usually booked up in advance
12.
The Nook
Porth Beach, Cornwall
Description
Built brand new in 2019, The Nook is a compact, cosy self contained one bedroom chalet just 50 yards from the cliff top. It’s 104 yards from Porth beach, and the entrance to the legendary Porth Island, where locals and tourists gather with their cameras to capture that perfect sunset. Escape to this sweet oasis where you can relax in an outdoor hot tub, or borrow one of the kayaks on the property for a paddle round the island!
Pros
- Hot tub access
- Close to beach
- Free parking
- Pets allowed
- Superhost
- Incredible location
- Amazing value for money
- Access to kayak
Cons
- Not suitable for large groups