Atlantic Hotel, Newquay

The Atlantic Hotel, located in Newquay, Cornwall, has been a prominent seaside destination since its opening in July 1892. Designed by architect Silvanus Trevail, the hotel boasts stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the North Cornish coast. Originally built to accommodate the influx of tourists arriving via the Great Western Railway, it has a rich history, including a notable stay by The Beatles during the filming of their Magical Mystery Tour in 1967. Despite modifications over the years, the hotel retains much of its original interior charm. With 57 bedrooms and a picturesque location, it remains a significant landmark in Newquay, currently listed for sale at over £8.5 million.