Providence Hotels - Old Quay House Hotel & Restaurant, Fowey, Cornwall
Housed in a whitewashed Victorian building that once provided shelter to sailors, The Old Quay House has been thoughtfully restored and now features 13 elegantly designed rooms spread across three floors. Each room has been individually styled to provide a unique character while maintaining a modern, comfortable atmosphere. Spacious beds, soft furnishings, and calming décor create a welcoming environment, offering the perfect end to a day spent exploring the Cornish coast.
Each room is well equipped with modern amenities, including free Wi-Fi, a TV with Freeview channels, a telephone, tea and coffee-making facilities, complimentary still and sparkling water, bathrobes, and a hairdryer. On days when the weather is less predictable, waterproof jackets and umbrellas are available at Reception to ensure guests can make the most of their time in Fowey. Many rooms also feature private balconies overlooking the estuary, where guests can enjoy their morning coffee while watching boats drift along the river and taking in the view of Polruan village opposite.
Dining is an integral part of the experience at The Old Quay House Hotel. The restaurant is regarded as one of Fowey’s finest, offering an atmosphere that combines understated elegance with the natural beauty of its riverside setting. With both indoor and outdoor seating, guests can enjoy exceptional views alongside exceptional cuisine. Head Chef Richard Massey leads a skilled team in crafting imaginative dishes that showcase locally sourced ingredients, from fresh seafood and West Country meats to Cornish cheeses and seasonal produce. The front-of-house team ensures each dining experience is both memorable and welcoming.
The hotel’s location in Fowey, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, makes it an ideal base for exploring the region. Fowey itself is steeped in maritime history, with its deep-water harbour drawing sailors and visitors from around the world. The town’s historic streets are lined with medieval and Georgian architecture, alongside a collection of independent shops, art galleries, and boutiques on Fore Street.
Nearby attractions include the Bodinnick Ferry, which connects visitors to the scenic northern bank of the river, the Fowey Aquarium, the ruins of St Catherine’s Castle, and the sandy cove at Readymoney. Each offers its own glimpse into the character and heritage of Cornwall, adding to the appeal of a stay at The Old Quay House Hotel.
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