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Driftwood Hotel
Portscatho, Cornwall, United Kingdom · Independent · Accessible Luxury
The hotel gained international acclaim for its culinary excellence, notably becoming the first Cornish-run establishment to earn a Michelin star in 2011. Purchased in 2002 by Paul and Fiona Robinson, the property was originally known as the Roseland House Hotel before being transformed into its current boutique coastal identity. Today, it remains a family-owned retreat set within seven acres of clifftop grounds overlooking Gerrans Bay on the Roseland Peninsula.
- 14 rooms
- Opened 2002
- Neighborhood: Rosevine
History
Purchased in 2002 by Paul and Fiona Robinson, the property was originally known as the Roseland House Hotel before being transformed into its current boutique coastal identity. The hotel gained international acclaim for its culinary excellence, notably becoming the first Cornish-run establishment to earn a Michelin star in 2011. Today, it remains a family-owned retreat set within seven acres of clifftop grounds overlooking Gerrans Bay on the Roseland Peninsula.
Amenities
- Private beach access via clifftop path
- 3 AA Rosette restaurant (formerly Michelin-starred)
- Manicured seven-acre clifftop gardens
- Spa treatments and massage services
- Al fresco terrace with panoramic sea views
- Complimentary full breakfast and in-room WiFi
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