Welcome to Treloyhan Manor, an exquisite escape on Cornwall’s coast

Treloyhan Manor offers a collection of thoughtfully designed suites and lodges set above Carbis Bay, just outside St Ives. Created for relaxed, self-catered stays, Treloyhan combines space, privacy and considered comforts with a setting that feels calm, generous and quietly special.

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The Cornish coast is ever-changing, shaped by shifting light, tides and seasons, and time spent here naturally unfolds in different ways. From blustery coastal walks and winter sunsets to long summer days by the sea, each stay is shaped by the rhythm of the landscape around you. Our concierge team is available to offer local insight and assist with arrangements before and during your stay, helping you make the most of Cornwall as it reveals itself.

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Whether visiting on your own, as a couple, as a family or with your dog, Treloyhan Manor offers a flexible and consistent base from which to enjoy the coast at your own pace.

HISTORY

Treloyhan Manor was built by local shipping magnate, Edward Hain as his private family home in 1892 and was designed by Silvanus Trevail, who was perhaps one of the most famous Cornish architects of the 19th Century. Hain descended from a long line of shipowners from Cornwall and produced eighty-seven ships, all with the prefix ‘Tre’, including Trelyon.

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During the Second World War, the Manor was used to house pupils evacuated from Sussex, and became a guest house shortly after. Methodist Guild Holidays operated the manor as a Christian retreat until 2021. In 2024 it reopened following a £25 million renovation, incorporating five new lodges.

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Treloyhan Manor truly is a symbol of Cornish history, which is echoed by its unrivalled elevated location, boasting magnificent views across St. Ives Bay and surrounded by an exquisite estate with sub-tropical gardens.