Cornwall Hideaways Discount Code

For many of us, the idea of "getting away from it all" tends to involve packing everyone into the car, fighting holiday traffic, arriving sunburned or soggy, and wondering halfway through the trip whether you should’ve just stayed home and ordered takeaway. And yet, every year, the lure of the Cornish coast proves strangely irresistible. Cornwall Hideaways is hoping to make that experience less of a gamble, more of a gentle getaway - minus the scrambling. They offer self-catering cottages across Cornwall’s coast and countryside, and yes, they do try to make it feel like a break before your holiday even starts.

Where You’re Staying - and Why

The catalogue is broad. North, south, east, west Cornwall - you name it, there’s probably a battened-down cottage available nearby, complete with linseed-scented floorboards and a welcome hamper of local stuff involving clotted cream. The properties range from minimalist boltholes for two to group-sized rentals for extended families, some of whom may still be speaking to one another. There’s an emphasis on variety rather than just luxury, though the brand leans heavily on words like ‘cosy’, ‘idyllic’, and ‘curated’ - ticking the boxes if you’re browsing with champagne in one hand and a spaniel in the other.

The Interface Isn’t Beachfront, But Serviceable

The booking experience is competent rather than inspiring. The website handles an overwhelming amount of detail - filter by area, amenities, number of bedrooms, or whether the dog is welcome (around 50% are pet-friendly). You can hunt for hot tubs, fire pits, or even EV charging. Sadly, no filter yet for "dramatic clifftop views where you question every life choice." Missed opportunity.

What You Actually Get

Prices vary wildly, depending on location, season, and whether the property comes with sea views or just a brisk walk to one. There are regular offers - mid-week breaks, discounted longer stays, last-minute deals - without slathering everything in red ‘SALE’ banners. Examples: 28-night stays come at a cut rate, and "4 nights for the price of 3" crops up often enough to be worth checking. You won’t find rock-bottom deals, but you’re also not being charged per breath of coastal air. Fair enough.

Most cottages are kitted out for quiet evenings in: expect WiFi, kitchens of varying ambitions, wood-burning stoves, and occasionally a pool. What you won’t find: daily hotel housekeeping, a doorman, or instant refunds if it rains for seven days straight. That’s the trade-off with self-catering - freedom and solitude in exchange for, well, doing your own dishes.

Is It Worth It?

Short answer: If you want a hands-off holiday, this might not be your vibe. But for those who find joy in unpacking a cooler full of Waitrose and listening to gulls complain while sipping a local cider in a converted fisherman’s loft - Cornwall Hideaways delivers. Their customer feedback is solid - rated 4.8 on Feefo - and their on-the-ground support is decent, assuming you don’t treat them like a hotel concierge.

It’s not revolutionary, but Cornwall Hideaways knows its market: quietly well-off holidaymakers who like their coastlines rugged and their carpets clean. If your idea of luxury includes time to read a book without a schedule and the ability to ignore emails without guilt, then yes, this brand understands you surprisingly well.

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