Chy Mena. South facing lodge with hot tub & views.

Chy Mena is a south-facing, two-bedroom lodge on Quay Road in St Agnes with a private hot tub - one of the highest-rated properties on the north Cornwall coast, scoring 9.9 from 16 reviews on Booking.com with 10/10 for both staff and value. The lodge sits on the edge of this former tin-mining village, which has a creative, independent character that sets it apart from more polished Cornish resorts.

Inside, the two bedrooms are served by one bathroom, with a kitchen equipped with fridge, microwave, dishwasher and coffee machine. A wood burner warms the living space, and the property has WiFi, a washing machine and a TV. Check-in is from 16:00, with checkout by 10:00.

The garden includes a terrace and the hot tub, both making the most of the south-facing aspect. Free private parking on site is included.

Trevaunance Cove - St Agnes's main beach, a sandy cove between high headlands - is about a 14-minute walk downhill from the property. The South West Coast Path connects the cove to Chapel Porth beach to the south, passing the Wheal Coates engine house perched on the cliff edge. St Agnes village has a solid mix of independent shops, galleries, cafes and pubs, including the Taphouse. St Agnes Beacon, managed by the National Trust, gives 360-degree views across Cornwall from a short walk above the village.

Best for two couples or a small family who want a private hot tub within walking distance of St Agnes village and Trevaunance Cove. Less good for anyone wanting privacy between bedrooms - both rooms share a single bathroom.

Nearby: Trevaunance Cove (800m) and Trevellas Cove (0.7 miles). See our St Agnes guide for more beaches and walks in the area.