We stayed in the Aramay for 3 nights at the end of March 2012. We agreed to pay £105 a night for Room 2, aware, from the photos and reviews, that it is the smallest guest room. Unfortunately the other 3 were already booked. Amie cheerfully checked us in and indeed Room 2 is very cramped and should really be... More

The location of this B & B was prefect for us as we like to be able to stroll to the beach every day and we could do this in just 5 minutes. Our room was beautifully decorated in a funky and modern way with all the added extras and each morning we enjoyed the lovely breakfasts with plenty of... More

We were a bit late arriving but got a nice welcome from Amie. The rooms aren't the biggest but are very nice, decorated to a high standard and very clean. Breakfast was excellent, freshly prepared and really yummy! Located in a great spot, just a few minutes walk from the villlage and not from from the beach.

We've stayed here twice in the last 2 years. It feels like a really luxurious seaside escape without spending a fortune. The rooms aren't especially big but they are so nicely decorated. The beds and linen and very comfortable and the towels very soft. There is little noise and the late breakfasts really allow you to relax. Breakfast is delicious.... More

Everything about The Aramay is more than appealing, the picturesque setting, the very friendly staff, the original decorating throughout, every room different (well done Amie!), no expense spared on the bathrooms and en-suites etc, very comfortable bed (we had room 2). Breakfast was genuinely cooked to order just like home from home. We will definately be back for longer next... More

Picked this B&B on the back of great reviews on Tripadvisor and we weren't disappointed. Greeted by Ami our friendly host who helped us choose a place for dinner and which pub to drink at. More of a modern B&B; black marble and plasma screens rather than typical Cornish shabby chic but very clean, the bed was comfy and linen... More

All the previous reviews of this delightful place are spot on! We had 5 nights there and thoroughly enjoyed our room (small but spotless and well stocked and furnished). The breakfasts are the best we've ever had in any B&B (and we've been in a few worldwide). The staff are very friendly and efficient. A real home from home.

We'd visited St Agnes on a previous visit to Cornwall, and photographed The Aramay, having spotted it as we drove away from the beautiful beach a short walk away. The on-line booking was straightforward, and we were warmly greeted by Amy, one of the owners. Unlike those of many hotels, the website pictures were spot-on, and the room exactly as... More

Commercial coffee machine on premises, and all the staff are barista trained. Bonus! Breakfast was tasty and satisfying. Rooms are clean and beautifully decorated. Rainforest showers with jets! And The White Company soaps and moisturisers. Beds are comfortable. Great location. No complaints at all and would recommend.