The next morning, looking back at the hotel against a backdrop of blue sky, you could be forgiven for forgetting it was mid-February and how different the weather had been the previous week. The rooms offered ample space, with super-comfy beds, and the view of sea and the rugged Cornish coastline being an added bonus. We had two interconnecting rooms (one double, one twin) on the second floor of the hotel, each with separate bathrooms equipped with robes and Voya toiletries. We stayed at the Polurrian Bay Hotel, a member of Luxury Family Hotels, and arrived just in time to see the sun setting over the Atlantic from our room.
Living in Cumbria, though, we weren’t about to let a little rain deter us and so we made the lengthy journey down to the Lizard peninsula. The West Country has had its fair share of publicity lately thanks in no small part to the storms over the last few weeks and the media coverage that’s accompanied them – so much so that Visit Cornwall even produced a video to say they were very much open, accompanied by the #openforbusiness hashtag.
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