Fizz by The Fal Summer Offer

Sun-kissed evenings out on the terrace, hidden beaches to explore hand in hand, sea-salt misted adventures by boat, and breakfast for two with a waterside view. This summer, The Greenbank calls to all who seek solace by the sea. This two night break is from £461 for you both. Book online using the code FizzbytheFal.

Little moments made for sharing…

A two night stay for two
Bottle of Champagne for the room
Return boat trip for two to St Mawes with Fal River
Hearty Cornish breakfast each morning

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Up for a little added luxury?

Cornish summers are famed for glittering turquoise waters, soft-sand beaches, a bustle of local events, and fine foodie flavours. From £461 for you both (based on two nights in a classic inland room), our little fizz flourish this season could just be the cherry on top…

Whether it be an escape to the edge of the world with the one you love most, or a much-needed summer holiday for you and a friend, our summer offer was made for magic moments. A bottle of chilled Champagne waiting in your room on arrival adds a little sparkle to your two night stay. Seek adventure by boat as you make your way to St Mawes with Fal River, and sink into crisp, fresh sheets after days spent under Cornish sunshine.

Explore by boat

Wander down to Falmouth’s Prince of Wales Pier or the Custom House Quay to hop aboard Fal River‘s ferry to St Mawes. Just a short 20-minute trip across the river, this makes for a unique Cornish experience. If you’re lucky, you might see a dolphin or two playing in the wake of the boat. When you find yourself on dry land once more, you’ll discover why this little Cornish fishing village is one of our favourite spots to visit. Take a look at our insider’s guide into 24 hours in St Mawes for some top tips on how to make the most of your day out.

Make Greenbank memories

The Greenbank is the perfect base for your holiday to Cornwall. Dip your toe into our many on-the-water experiences, explore a nearby castle, or discover an upcoming event in Falmouth or further afield. We even have our own pub, The Working Boat, where you can relax on the harbour front with a pint or two of locally brewed beer.

Dine with us

Breakfast is included in this fantastic offer, but why not pre-book dinner with us for £40 per person, to enjoy a menu allocation of £45? Our award winning, two-rosette awarded Water’s Edge restaurant promises relaxed dining.

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Terms and Conditions

Book online using the code FizzbytheFal or by calling us on 01326 312440. Valid for new bookings only. Subject to availability. From £461 for two people, based on two nights in a classic inland room. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Dinner upgrade entitles guests to £45 per person to spend in the restaurant. Valid until 30th September 2024. To see the sailing terms and conditions, please click here.

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The Greenbank feels like finding a prize pearl in a bed of oysters.

Food Magazine

The best rooms have balconies, but those with bay windows are almost as good – hours can be spent watching life on the river pass by, with its brown-sailed oyster dredgers, sailing craft and jauntily painted passenger ferries.

The Telegraph

The Greenbank is a little piece of Cornish history in itself, originally serving as a lodging house for sea captains during the town’s maritime heyday. Walking through the main doors we were immediately struck by the view through tall windows that run along the front of the hotel – a beautiful riverside panorama that stretches right over to Flushing on the opposite side of the bay. Arrive by boat and you can moor up at the private pontoons.

Olive Magazine

Sink into an inspiring setting with a characterful history and contemporary comfort at The Greenbank, Falmouth’s oldest hotel and a coastal retreat with lashings of style and maritime heritage at its heart.

The Telegraph

Fully equipped with a bar, outdoor terrace and super helpful staff at your beck and call, you’ll find The Greenbank Hotel a welcome respite from busy city life, packed with that famous Cornish charm and hospitality.

London Evening Standard