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The Regent, St Ives, Cornwall
The Regent, run by Keith and Sandi Varnals in Cornwall, is a small, comfortable hotel in the centre of town. Spectacular views of St Ives Bay and its harbour can be enjoyed from the hotel. The Regent is in the centre of St. Ives, close to bus, coach and rail stations. If you wish we can arrange for coach trips or a chauffeured motor car. We can also arrange a self-drive car hire from a reputable local firm.
Our rooms are comfortable with excellent, modern facilities. Most rooms at The Regent have stunning views over St Ives bay and harbour. Keith and Sandi Varnals tastefully modernised The Regent, ensuring that all rooms are tastefully decorated to a high standard.
The Regent Hotel (a former sea captains house) was converted to a hotel in 1926 by the well-known local Architect Frank Nicholls. Since its conversion, it has been running continuously as a hotel ever since. During the war, the hotel was first of all the coordinating centre for the coastal gunnery around the Western Approaches.
Later to be taken over by the American General Omar Bradley for his G.H.Q and over the door, the sign read ‘134th U.S. Infantry’. A largely curved signboard over the main entrance door proclaimed "All Hell Can’t Stop Us". After the war, the hotel continued as a small family run hotel and ever since that time visitors have been enthralled by the views from most of the rooms in the building.
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