
Fowey Hall
Dignified Cornish castle
Salty South West coast
This family-focused hotel may have been the original inspiration for Toad Hall in Wind in the Willows, but that’s far from the only thing Fowey Hall has to boast about. Commanding sweeping views of the river estuary, port and sea, the small hotel on the south coast of Cornwall has beds hand-carved by British artisans, oak-panelled detailing, subtle nods to local artists and framed Daphne du Maurier book-covers. Throw in the heated outdoor pool and salt-scrubbing spa, and you’ll soon realise that Grahame may have sought his muse for Toad’s turrets here, but semblance to his story certainly stops there.
Food & Drink
Top Table
You’re welcome to dine wherever you please here, but we’d recommend going alfresco during the summer, and heading in to huddle around the library’s roaring fire come winter.
Dress Code
Any green tweed, as an ode to Toad.
Hotel Restaurant
Cornish classics are at the core of Fowey Hall’s award-winning restaurant, where head chef James Goss spins ingredients from local fisherman and farmers into seasonal favourites. Menus change with the weather, but you can expect to start the day with bacon baps and smoked-salmon breakfasts in the Garden Room, before sampling fish and chips battered in local ales, cave-aged cheddar soufflés and buttered hake topped with a minted fennel stew at lunch and dinner. On Sundays, there’s a three-course roast dinner and the hotel also serves afternoon tea (with freshly baked scones) daily in the Green Room.
Hotel Bar
You’ll find the hotel’s boldly-designed bar opposite reception, with a menu of seasonal cocktails, Camel Valley wines and local ales from Fowey Brewery.
Last Orders
Breakfast is served from 7.30am to 10.30am; lunch is noon to 5pm, and dinner is 5pm to 9pm. The bar is open around the clock.
Room Service
Order straight to your room between noon and 9pm.





























