Escape to Paradise: Trevellis B&B, Newquay's Hidden Gem

Trevellis Bed and Breakfast Newquay United Kingdom

Escape to Paradise: Trevellis B&B, Newquay's Hidden Gem

Escape to Paradise? Trevellis B&B – My Surprisingly Soggy, Surprisingly Soulful Cornish Adventure (a Review That's All Over the Place, Just Like Me)

Okay, buckle up buttercups, because this review of Trevellis B&B, Newquay, is gonna be a rollercoaster. Forget perfect prose and neatly categorized bullet points. We're diving headfirst into the experience, the good, the bad, and the slightly damp (thanks, Cornwall!).

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Title: Trevellis B&B: My Honest Review - Paradise Found (Mostly!), Newquay, Cornwall
Description: A raw, honest review of Trevellis B&B in Newquay, Cornwall. From the accessible rooms to the spa, the food to the Wi-Fi, I spill the tea (and maybe some lukewarm coffee) on this potential hidden gem.

(Deep breath… let's go…)

Right, so I was picturing a sun-drenched escape, a proper "Escape to Paradise". Trevellis B&B, nestled somewhere in Newquay, promised just that. And, well, it delivered… with a healthy dose of Cornish drizzle on the side.

Accessibility - My "Almost" Perfect Moment

First things first: Accessibility. This is important 'cause I'm traveling with my aunt who uses a wheelchair. And truthfully, Trevellis did really well here. The website was pretty clear about the accessible rooms, and they delivered! Wide doorways, a roll-in shower (a HUGE win!), and enough space to maneuver. Now, the slight hiccup? Getting to the accessible room… there was a slight incline on the ramp leading up to the B&B. Nothing major, but it did give my Aunt a little bit of a workout. But the staff were fantastic helping out! It was all very "accessible" even for us.

Wheelchair Accessible (Check!), Elevator (Yes!), Facilities for Disabled Guests (Definitely!). Seriously, they thought of everything. Major kudos!

Internet and Tech Stuff - Wi-Fi: Hallelujah!

Okay, a MUST-HAVE for me: Internet. (I'm a digital nomad, okay? Judge me!). Free Wi-Fi in all rooms (including the accessible ones!)? YES! Bless them. And the Wi-Fi was actually good! I could stream, work, and, most importantly, upload embarrassing pictures of myself to my Instagram stories. Internet, Internet [LAN], Internet Services, Wi-Fi in Public Areas, Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!. Score! Did have to deal with occasional buffering issues here and there, but let's be honest, *that's *life*.

The Spa and Pools - Chasing Paradise Dreams (and Bubble Baths)

Right, the bit I was really looking forward to: the Spa. Spa, Sauna, Spa/Sauna, Steamroom, Swimming pool, Swimming pool [outdoor], Pool with view. The website photos promised bliss. And, mostly it did.

The pool: The outdoor pool was absolutely gorgeous, with a view. Took a dip in it, it was lovely.
Sauna and Steamroom: The sauna and steam room were… intense. I'm not a huge sauna person (I feel like I'm being slow-cooked!), but my aunt took a while in the sauna.
Massage: I booked a massage. And it was divine. Honestly, the masseuse worked wonders on my knotted shoulders. Worth every penny.
Fitness Center: Didn't use it, but I peeked in. Looked well-equipped.

The only minor hiccup? The "Pool with a View" was brilliant, but the view was also… a little exposed. Felt like I needed a swimsuit and a bodyguard! But on, that was all part of the character!

Dining, Glorious Dining (and a Few Minor Glitches)

Food, glorious food! Breakfast [buffet], Breakfast service, A la carte in restaurant, Asian breakfast, Asian cuisine in restaurant, Bar, Bottle of water, Breakfast [buffet], Buffet in restaurant, Coffee/tea in restaurant, Coffee Shop, Desserts in restaurant, Happy hour, International cuisine in restaurant, Poolside bar, Restaurants, Room service [24-hour], Salad in restaurant, Snack bar, Soup in restaurant, Vegetarian restaurant, Western breakfast, Western cuisine in restaurant. Breakfast was where Trevellis really shine. A massive buffet overflowing with everything from the usual Full English (which, let's be honest, is a MUST in Cornwall) to Asian dishes and all the works. The coffee was superb, the pastries were addictive, and the staff were super attentive, bringing my aunt's Breakfast in Room.

The only thing? The slightly… variable quality of the evening meals. A la carte in the restaurant. One night was sublime, the next, a bit forgettable. But look, nobody's perfect, right?

Cleanliness and Safety - Feeling Safe and Sound

This area was superb! Anti-viral cleaning products, Daily disinfection in common areas, First aid kit, Hand sanitizer, Hygiene certification, Individually-wrapped food options, Physical distancing of at least 1 meter, Professional-grade sanitizing services, Room sanitization opt-out available, Rooms sanitized between stays, Safe dining setup, Sanitized kitchen and tableware items, Staff trained in safety protocol, Sterilizing equipment. I felt comfortable and safe throughout my stay. The staff were meticulous, and the whole place felt spotless. Major points for making me feel secure, especially important given the current climate (and the sheer number of seagulls in Newquay!).

Things to Do and Services - Beyond the B&B Walls

Okay, so you're not just stuck at the B&B, there's a whole world out there. Things to do. Trevellis's Concierge was amazing! Super friendly and helpful, they hooked me up with local tours, and even helped me find a dog-friendly beach for my (imaginary) Labrador. And while I didn't use them at all, they had a ton of other services, Car park [free of charge], Daily housekeeping, Dry cleaning, Ironing service, Laundry service, Luggage storage, Taxi service.

For the Kids - Family Friendly… or Not?

I'm not traveling with kids, so I can't exactly speak from experience. But Trevellis seemed pretty kid-friendly. Babysitting service, Family/child friendly, Kids facilities, Kids meal. They had a playground and a kids' menu, and the staff seemed genuinely welcoming to families.

The Rooms - My Sanctuary (Mostly)

Available in all rooms, Additional toilet, Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Bathrobes, Bathroom phone, Bathtub, Blackout curtains, Carpeting, Closet, Coffee/tea maker, Complimentary tea, Daily housekeeping, Desk, Extra long bed, Free bottled water, Hair dryer, High floor, In-room safe box, Interconnecting room(s) available, Internet access – LAN, Internet access – wireless, Ironing facilities, Laptop workspace, Linens, Mini bar, Mirror, Non-smoking, On-demand movies, Private bathroom, Reading light, Refrigerator, Safety/security feature, Satellite/cable channels, Scale, Seating area, Separate shower/bathtub, Shower, Slippers, Smoke detector, Socket near the bed, Sofa, Soundproofing, Telephone, Toiletries, Towels, Umbrella, Visual alarm, Wake-up service, Wi-Fi [free], Window that opens.

My room was lovely, beautifully decorated and well-appointed. The bed was heavenly (extra long beds are a win!). The only (minor) niggle: The soundproofing could have been a little better. I could sometimes hear the seagulls squawking outside… which, let's be honest, is hardly a huge problem!

Accessibility in the Room

The room itself was amazing, just as expected. The bathrooms with the roll-in shower was a bonus, made taking care of my Aunt so easy.

The Imperfections - No Place is Perfect (and that's Okay)

Alright, let's get real. Trevellis B&B wasn't perfect. There was that slight hill with the ramp, the occasional slightly bland meal, and the seagulls. And the Wi-Fi! Some might find these things deal-breakers. But honestly, that is what makes it all more endearing!

The Verdict: My Heart Says "Go!"

Overall, Trevellis B&B was a truly lovely experience! It wasn’t a flawless paradise, but it was damn close. Trevellis B&B is not perfect, but it gets a lot right: accessibility, comfort, delicious food, and a genuinely welcoming atmosphere. I'm giving it 4.5 out of 5 stars. Would I go back? Absolutely. Is it a hidden gem. Yep. Would happily "Escape to Paradise" (or, at least, Newquay) again.

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Trevellis Bed and Breakfast Newquay United Kingdom

Alright, buckle up, buttercups, because you're about to get a behind-the-scenes, warts-and-all peek at my utterly chaotic, possibly brilliant (jury's still out) trip to Trevellis Bed and Breakfast in glorious Newquay. Prepare for a LOT of exclamation marks and probably some typos – I'm editing this on the train, fueled by lukewarm coffee and sheer nervous energy. Let's go!

The Trevellis Tumble: A Newquay Adventure (aka, Pray for Me)

Day 1: Arrival (and instant regret)

10:00 AM (ish): The Great Train Heist. Okay, not quite a heist, but getting my luggage on the train from London was a Herculean (and sweaty) effort. Honestly, why did I pack that inflatable flamingo? It's now mocking me from the overhead rack. I feel like I’m already losing the battle with my self… and the luggage.
12:30 PM (ish): Train snacks! Decided to treat myself to some overpriced train sandwiches. They were…train sandwiches. You know the drill: slightly stale, utterly uninspired, and I’m pretty sure the chicken had seen better days. Still ate them, obviously. Can’t waste a sandwich.
3:00 PM (ish): Arrival in Newquay! Joy! The sunshine is actually shining! And the sea! Oh, the sea! I’m already feeling a surge of – dare I say it? – optimism.
3:30 PM: Finding Trevellis. Followed the directions (surprisingly) and found the place. Trevellis is… charming. In a slightly faded, floral-wallpaper-and-lace sort of way. The welcoming committee was the host. She was the kind of person who made you smile and feel warmly welcomed. But there was also an overwhelming sense that I need to be perfect and not break anything. This worries me.
4:00 PM: Settling in. My room! Okay, room number one- I'm already worried about the view. But the room is good. Spacious, clean, and the bed looks divine. I’m going to sleep so well tonight! (Famous last words, right?)
5:00 PM: First walk! The beach! Fistral Beach, specifically. Waves crashing! Sand! Seagulls squawking! I nearly got taken out by one of the seagulls trying to steal my fish and chips. Not a good look.
6:30 PM: Dinner at a local pub. The food! Oh, the food. I ordered the fish and chips. I think I might have ascended to heaven. The best fish and chips of my life. And the beer! Cold, crisp, and delicious. I think I may have judged the food too harshly at the beginning of the trip. Maybe this trip is looking up.
8:00 PM: The walk back to Trevellis. It's dark. The air is salty. I'm already planning my return to the pub. I'm also starting to get that slightly unnerving feeling of anticipation for tomorrow.

Day 2: Seasickness and Surfboard Dreams (Not a Good Combo!)

8:00 AM: Wake up! So ready for breakfast. Is there anything like a Full English breakfast? The aroma of fried bacon is calling my name from downstairs.
8:30 AM: Breakfast! As I’d hoped, the food was excellent. I devoured a Full English like a ravenous wolf. I have to admit, the B&B food is excellent.
9:30 AM: The surf lesson… My downfall. They say don't go surfing if you're seasick. I did not listen. It was an absolute disaster. I couldn't stand up. The waves just kept walloping me on the head. I swallowed half the ocean. I spent more time face-down in the water than upright.
11:30 AM: More surf! (Sigh). I should have learned my lesson from morning, but no. Another seasick session, more water, and more humiliation.
1:30 PM: Lunch. Needed to dry off and regroup after being battered by the sea. Found a little cafe. Needed a serious recovery snack.
3:30 PM: Exploring the town. Walked around town to get a new perspective. Went to the shops and looked at pictures. Found a couple of places that were pretty interesting.
6:00 PM: The evening. Back to the hotel. Ordered take-out Italian. Too tired for anything else. The end of the day was a bit rough.

Day 3: Coast Path Capers and Unexpected Delights

9:00 AM: Wake up. The sea is calling! The coast path! I decided to hike part of the coastal path. (This, I decided, was a perfect opportunity to take beautiful pictures of the stunning coastal scenery.
10:00 AM: The Coast Path. The views were truly spectacular. Cliffs, crashing waves, and the salty air just filled my lungs!
1:00 PM: A pub lunch, of course! I just can't get enough of those pubs.
2:00 PM: Beach time! Relaxed in the warmth of the sun.
5:00 PM: Last dinner. Decided to go back to my favorite place for one last seafood meal.
7:00 PM: Heading back to the hotel to pack. Feeling an emotional rollercoaster of emotions.

Day 4: Departure and the Aftermath

9:00 AM: Packed! Sad to say goodbye.
10:00 AM: Leaving Trevellis. Saying goodbye.
10:30 AM: Train ride back to London. Feeling contemplative.
1:00 PM: Back to London. This trip was an experience.

Final Thoughts (And a Few Tears):

Newquay was… something. Definitely an adventure. Messy, chaotic, and full of moments I’ll never forget (like that faceplant into the surf). Trevellis was lovely, and I'd go back. The locals were friendly and helpful. Would I recommend this trip? Yes! Would I go back? Absolutely! And you know what? I'm already planning the next one. This time, I'm bringing my own surfboard (maybe). And definitely more sunscreen. And maybe, just maybe, I'll learn to surf. Goodbye for now!

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Escape to Paradise: Trevellis B&B - You Got Questions, I Got... Opinions (Mostly Good!)

Okay, so... Paradise? Really? That's a Big Call.

Look, I walked in expecting your run-of-the-mill B&B. You know, floral wallpaper, a grumpy old man with a clipboard. Trevellis *shattered* those expectations. Paradise? Alright, maybe not *literal* wings and harps. But… close. The views from the rooms? Jaw-dropping. The sunsets? Forget about it, my Instagram practically exploded. The whole vibe? Relaxed, friendly, like you've stumbled into a secret club where everyone's perpetually chill. Honestly? After a week of city life, I felt like I'd breathed in a whole new lungful of… *joy*. Seriously, call it what you want, but go see for yourself.

The Rooms - Are They Actually Nice, or Just Instagram-Pretty?

Okay, so the pics on their website? Not a lie. They’re actually *better* in person. I stayed in the “Sea View Suite” (worth. every. penny.). Woke up to that view every morning… and the sheer *panic* of wanting to capture it perfectly on my phone. (My first-world problem du jour). The bed? Cloud-like. Seriously, I haven’t slept that well since… well, probably since I was a baby. The bathroom was spotless, the water pressure was *insane* (which I love, don't judge me). And they left little biscuits in the room. Biscuits! A small thing, but it really makes you feel like you're cared for, you know? I even managed to leave a small trail of crumbs on my pillow (sorry, Trevellis!). It happens.

Breakfast – The Most Important Meal of the Day! What's the Grub Like?

Right, breakfast. This is where Trevellis really shines. Forget your continental "meh." We're talking full Cornish breakfasts that could feed a small army. (Spoiler: I ate most of mine.) They have a proper, *real* chef! The sausages? Amazing. The bacon? Crispy perfection. The eggs? Cooked exactly how you like them. And the *coffee*! Strong, proper coffee that actually wakes you up. There's options, too; from a light fruit salad to those full Cornish breakfasts. I went for the full monty every day – because, vacation, you know? Oh, and one morning, they ran out of my favourite jam! Disaster! But they were genuinely apologetic, offered me a different jam, and I got over it. (Okay, maybe not *immediately*. But still…)

The Location – Actually Accessible for a Clumsy Person Like Me?

Newquay itself is stunning, but let's be real, some places are a *mission* to get to. Trevellis is perfectly placed. Close enough to the action (beaches, bars, shops – all within easy reach) but far enough away that you get peace and quiet. Parking was a breeze, always a plus. And I managed to navigate the roads without causing a full-blown accident, which is a win in my book. The walk to the beach? Easy. Even for me, who often trips over *air*. Seriously, you won't be dodging busses and cars like you're in a video game. It's chilled.

Is It Actually Hidden? I'm Bad with Directions.

Okay, maybe "hidden" is a slight exaggeration. It's not tucked away in a secret cave by a grumpy hobbit. But it's definitely off the main drag, nestled in a quieter part of town. My advice? Use their directions (they're really clear). I didn't (because I’m a stubborn fool who overestimates my navigational abilities) and ended up doing a few laps around the block. It was a very brief moment of panic. But you won’t get lost for long! Just follow the signs, or, you know, ask a local. They *know* Trevellis.

The Hosts - Are They Nice People, or Just Faking It?

The hosts? Absolute darlings. Genuine, friendly, and genuinely cared about whether you're having a good time. No fake smiles or robotic service. They have a sense of humour, too. The kind that makes you feel instantly comfortable. They're good at reading people. They’re around if you need them, but they're also very good at letting you have your space. One morning, I was clearly nursing a *very* enthusiastic evening; they just gave me a knowing look and an extra-large coffee. Bless them. They made you feel like you were guests, not just paying customers. That really sets a place apart.

Anything I Would Not Recommend? Be Honest!

Okay, honesty hour. And it's tricky to find something. The wifi *sometimes* can be a little spotty – but honestly, I saw it as an excuse to *not* scroll through social media all day. (Which was probably a good thing!). And maybe the decor is a little... traditional. But it's clean, and comfortable, and that's what matters. Honestly? I'm struggling to find a *real* negative. Maybe just… book early. Because this place is popular, and for good reason. I almost missed out, and I'm still kicking myself about not booking a longer stay. Seriously. Book. Now.

So, Basically, You Loved It? Any Final Thoughts?

Look, I'm not one for hyperbole. I’m a cynical, world-weary individual. But Trevellis? It charmed me. It genuinely *felt* like an escape. I came back refreshed, rejuvenated, and already planning my return. It’s not just a place to sleep; it's an experience. The kind you'll be telling stories about for years. Go. Go now. And maybe… try to book me a room while you're at it! I need to get back there, and I am not prepared to share the view.

Did You Meet Anyone Interesting? Any memorable moments?

Oh, yes! The other guests were lovely. There was a sweet older couple from London, who were absolute pros. They'd been coming to Newquay for *years* and had all the local knowledge. Then there was a family with two rowdy kids (bless them!), who made me laugh every morning at breakfast. And there was *me*, trying not to embarrass myself while attempting to eat my way through the entire breakfast menu. But the most memorable? I'm afraid I have to say itLG Hotel Jember: Your Luxurious Indonesian Getaway Awaits!