SeaSpace is a hotel and apartment complex at Porth near Newquay in Cornwall, with studios and one to three bedroom apartments, a pool, hot tub, health club, padel courts and a cafe. Studios start around 1,625 pounds a month with bills included, and nightly rates run from about 116 pounds. It runs a dedicated digital nomad and extended stay programme, and it is dog friendly.
SeaSpace: a Cornish hotel built for extended stays
SeaSpace at Porth, just outside Newquay, describes itself as not just a hotel and not just apartments. It offers fully kitted studios and apartments alongside hotel amenities: a pool and hot tub with ocean views, a health club, padel courts, a cafe and an events programme.
What SeaSpace Does
- Studios and one to three bedroom apartments. Including accessible options, with studios from around 1,625 pounds a month bills included.
- A full leisure offer. Pool, hot tub, gym, fitness classes, padel and board hire.
- Dedicated digital nomad and extended stay programmes. Rather than treating long stayers as unusual hotel guests.
- Dog friendly and family friendly. With specific packages for both.
- A Cornish coast location. Porth beach on the doorstep, Newquay and Fistral nearby.
Why It Makes Sense for Nomads
Cornwall is one of Britain's most beautiful regions and one of its hardest places to stay long. Holiday lets dominate, prices spike in summer, and finding somewhere with a proper desk and reliable internet is difficult.
SeaSpace solves that with hotel-grade infrastructure on monthly terms. For a UK-based remote worker wanting a coastal stretch without leaving the country, or anyone combining work with surf, it is a straightforward answer.
The honest note is price. At 1,625 pounds a month for a studio, this is expensive by coliving standards, though it includes bills and a genuine health club, and Cornwall in summer is expensive by any measure.
Pricing
Studios from around 1,625 pounds a month with bills included; nightly rates from about 116 pounds. Larger apartments priced higher.
Hotel amenities on a monthly rate, in the part of Britain everyone wants to be in July.