There are 31 ensuite bedrooms and many look out across the course, ideal for a slow morning coffee before your tee time. Rooms are comfortably sized for two sharing with golf bags, and you've got the essentials covered for a simple, no-faff golf break. The layout and size of the rooms make them well suited to golfers travelling in pairs or small groups, with enough space to unwind after a round without feeling cramped. Tea and coffee facilities, ensuite bathrooms and ample space for golf luggage and equipment are all standard, which means you can focus on the golf rather than worrying about where to stash your clubs.
On-site, the restaurant has an RAC award and leans into local seafood, with a menu that reflects the region's culinary strengths. The emphasis is on quality ingredients and straightforward preparation that lets the natural flavours come through, particularly when it comes to the fresh catch from the surrounding Cornish coast. The cocktail bar is exactly what you want after 18, a relaxed spot for a pre-dinner drink and a proper post-round catch-up. You've got a range of spirits, wines and classic cocktails available, making it easy to settle in for the evening without needing to head out.
If you fancy heading out, Padstow is under 20 minutes by car and is a top shout for a meal, especially if your group is keen on seafood. Rick Stein's spots are the headline acts, but there are plenty of harbour-side pubs and casual options too, which makes it easy to keep everyone happy. Whether it's fine dining at The Seafood Restaurant, casual fish and chips from Stein's Fish & Chips, or a pint and a plate at one of the harbour-side pubs, Padstow offers plenty of options for an evening out. The proximity to Padstow, combined with the on-site dining at Bowood Park, gives golfers the flexibility to tailor their evenings to suit the mood of the group, whether that's a quiet meal at the hotel or a livelier night out on the coast.