Driftwood Spars

We had our wedding at Driftwood Spars and wow — what a fantastic venue! Nestled in Trevaunance Cove in the beautiful village of St Agnes, Driftwood Spars is a stunning pub, restaurant, hotel, and wedding venue all in one. It’s the perfect size for an intimate wedding, comfortably accommodating between 50 and 100 guests. We had originally hoped to hold our ceremony in the beautiful cliffside garden, but unfortunately the weather had other plans. However, the wedding coordinators, Meg and Anna, were absolutely incredible. They transformed the Seaview Bistro into a gorgeous ceremony space and then quickly turned it around for the wedding breakfast seamlessly. The food was outstanding from start to finish — from the canapés to the three-course meal and evening buffet. Tom, the head chef, was extremely accommodating to our needs and absolutely smashed it. The whole day was everything we dreamed of and more, and that was entirely down to the amazing staff. Liam, the duty manager, was always so helpful, and every member of staff went above and beyond to make the day special. Our guests have all commented on how friendly, welcoming, and attentive everyone was. We honestly couldn’t have asked for a better wedding venue or team to celebrate our special day with.”

Great quality Sunday lunch. We've been two Sundays in a row and both times the meals have been excellent. Two veggie choices which makes a nice change. Personally I've had the roast beef and slow roasted pork belly, both really tasty. The choice of vegetables was also very well done. Alongside their own brewery ales, friendly service and a lovely setting by Trevaunance Cove what more can you ask for?

A faultless stay after an amazing Faulty Towers Dining Experience. A full Cornish breakfast eaten looking out over the waves rolling in to Trevaunance Cove. We will certainly be back for another event and would anyway recommend for a Winter Storm Watching stay

I have stayed at Driftwood for four times already. I would really recommend the rooms and the excellent service. The location could not be better - the beach is fantastic for surfing and cliff top walks.

Wow. What a place, up there with the best sea food ever. Accommodation comfy and clean. Great all year round to visit and stay

This was rather disappointing. On the positive, it is in a beautiful area and you can walk out straight onto the coast path.... Easy car park, friendly staff, food was well cooked....but it was expensive, the sea view was distant over a large flat roof,and the mattress has definitely seen better days.

Popped in the Crib Shack for ice creams while walking the SWCP it’s a lovely area and the refreshments were welcomed. Didn’t use the pub other than for the loo but it looked inviting with a good range of beers. The menu did appear expensive for pub food.

Enjoyed a lovely fish supper, even better it was a Friday special offer. Very busy but staff worked well. Food freshly prepared and well presented. Lovely old building, a lot of history. Bonus was a ticket to pay for the parking, very nice gesture for customers.

This was expenside for pub accomodation. Ive stayed there before and thought it was reasnoble. But £399 for 3 nights was pricey. Reduced to £266 with the 3 for 2 Winter offer still felt expensive. Room was cold, we just couldn't work out the heating system, Have stayed there quite a few times before and never been dissappointed before but would think twice before booking again