The Alverton, Truro

The Alverton - A Grade II Listed Gothic-Revival Hotel with Two AA Rosettes and Historic Chapel

Situated on a private hillside in central Truro, The Alverton occupies an 18th-century grade II listed building with 53 individually designed rooms across the main house and courtyard complex. The Great Hall, originally built as a chapel, showcases gothic-revival architecture with vaulted ceilings and stained glass windows. This Truro hotel features a two AA rosette restaurant overlooking manicured gardens, a bar with a sun-drenched terrace, and a dog-friendly lounge. Dining options include classic British cuisine, afternoon tea service, and breakfast selections from smoked salmon to full English. The property retains original architectural elements including a bell tower, slate roof, arched mullioned windows, and flagstone flooring. Located just a short stroll from Truro's cathedral and city center, The Alverton provides parking for up to 140 vehicles.

Pros

The Great Hall features 19th-century gothic-revival architecture with marble staging and original acoustics

Property includes rare flora species including fern-leaved beech and paperbark maple trees

Contemporary en-suite bathrooms feature walk-in showers and White Company toiletries

Bar offers extensive wine selection with expert staff recommendations

Cons

Some classic rooms require navigating multiple stairs

18.5 miles distance from Newquay Airport