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Cornwall - Directory of Attractions & Services

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The Big Saltash Picture Show

Saltash

Main Category: Past to Present

Sub-categories:

  • Works of Art

See the art being made in your community. This public website has galleries of artwork about Saltash. Space to add your art and display it as well.

Website: The Big Saltash Picture Show

Christmas In Mousehole

Mousehole

Christmas In Mousehole

Main Category: Past to Present

Sub-categories:

  • Interests

Christmas is a truly magical time in the village of Mousehole. The harbour, streets and surrounding hills are lit up with coloured lights making a breathtaking scene.

Preparation starts from the end of September for the big switch-on around the 15th December. On the 19th December the lights are switched off for an hour to pay tribute to those lifeboat men who lost their lives at sea. It is a moving and thoughtful occasion.

If you are planning a visit over the Christmas period, arrive early because parking is very limited. There is a car park at the entrance to the village that charges a couple of pounds towards the lights. Well worth it!

There are plenty of shops, tea rooms and galleries to keep you amused for a few hours, plus the welcoming pub, The Ship Inn.

No contact details have been provided for Christmas In Mousehole.

Sennen Cove

Sennen

Main Category: Past to Present

Sub-categories:

  • Beaches
  • Nature and Beauty

Sennen Cove is a beautiful beach near Sennen village in Cornwall. The beach attracts thousands of toursists each year and is very popular with surfers and other water sports fanatics.

No contact details have been provided for Sennen Cove.

The Carbeile Inn

Torpoint

The Carbeile Inn

Main Category: Leisure and Travel

Sub-categories:

  • Pubs
  • Bed and Breakfast
  • Inns
  • Restaurants

The Carbeile welcomes you! Hidden on the beautiful Rame Peninsula in south east Cornwall with views of the picturesque Tamar Valley is the Carbeile Inn. Formerly the original gateway into Cornwall before the Tamar Bridge was built in the 1960's.

Just on the edge of the Cornish town of Torpoint the Inn is the perfect base to stay if you are wanting to venture into Devon and Cornwall.

The eighth wonder of the world, the Eden Project, is just 50 minutes away. Other places to visit include Mount Edgecombe Country Park, National Trust properties, Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor and stunning coastal walks and beaches.

Come and enjoy the perfect pint or a selection of fine wines, a meal in our restaurant or on the terrace sourced from local seasonal Cornish produce. Traditional Carvery is served on most evenings and all day on Sunday and why not treat yourself to our HOMEMADE puddings and sweets.

Website: The Carbeile Inn

Telephone: 01752 814 102

Heskyn Mill

Tideford

Heskyn Mill

Main Category: Leisure and Travel

Sub-categories:

  • Restaurants

A charming 18th Century Corn Mill, located near the A38 at Tideford, within easy reach of Liskeard, Looe, Saltash and Plymouth.

We pride ourselves on our excellent food and warm welcome.

Dine in the wonderful atmosphere of this stunning 18th Century Corn Mill, complete with original gearings and wheels

Website: Heskyn Mill

Telephone: 01752 852 127

The Old Coastguard Hotel Bar Restaurant

Mousehole

The Old Coastguard Hotel Bar Restaurant

Main Category: Leisure and Travel

Sub-categories:

  • Hotels
  • Restaurants

Recommended in the 2008 Good Food Guide, Barnaby Mason and his team run a proud and stylish restaurant to delight its clientel.

The fair brings a taste of the beautiful surroundings with produce being sourced from local fish markets, butchers and green grocers.

You are sure of a warm welcome and a wonderful meal at the Old Coastguard Hotel.

Stay over for the night and wake up to our superb Atlantic views and a fine, hearty English breakfast.

Website: The Old Coastguard Hotel Bar Restaurant

Telephone: 01736 731 222

Rod & Line

Tideford

Rod & Line

Main Category: Leisure and Travel

Sub-categories:

  • Pubs
  • Restaurants

A great local pub offering superb food, refreshements and entertainment. The Rod is well known as a venue for many live gigs and is often full of charm and life.

A proper Cornish pub that is well worth a visit if you are in the area.

Website: Rod & Line

Telephone: 01752 851 323

Carnglaze Caverns

St Neot

Main Category: Leisure and Travel

Sub-categories:

  • Theatres

Come a visit one of the remains of Cornwall's slate mining industry.

Carnglaze is a facinating visitor centre and also a very unusual venue to many Carnglaze Concerts

Website: Carnglaze Caverns

The Ship Inn

Lerryn

Main Category: Leisure and Travel

Sub-categories:

  • Pubs
  • Inns

Fine ales and food in the charming village of Lerryn

Website: The Ship Inn

Telephone: 01208 872374

The Eliot Arms

St Germans

The Eliot Arms

Main Category: Leisure and Travel

Sub-categories:

  • Pubs
  • Bed and Breakfast
  • Inns
  • Restaurants

The Eliot Arms is a country inn set within the beautiful village of St Germans. Fine food and drink with accommodation, the Eliot Arms has plenty to offer locals and visitors

Website: The Eliot Arms

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Looking for Somewhere to Stay?

We have some fantastic hotels and guest houses to choose from all over the country. Whether it?s a short break or a 2-week holiday, you will be sure to find something that meets your requirements.

Here is a random sample of what is on offer for the area you are searching. Use the Hotel Search form below to start a detailed search.


The Lerryn Hotel

Falmouth, Cornwall

The Lerryn Hotel

The Lerryn Hotel is family-run and near Castle Beach, yet only an 8-minute walk to town and close to the castle, docks, stations and all amenities. In an ideal location for discovering this part of Cornwall, The Lerryn Hotel was built in 1909 as a birthday gift for the daughter of the builder. Its original name was 'The Wrekin'. We have a 2-star quality rating awarded by Visit Britain. Many of our 20 bedrooms have sea views, whilst 2 ground floor rooms are provided for less able guests. Room 2 is a large twin room and wheelchair friendly, with a roll-in shower facility and adjustable seat in the shower cubical, suitable for wheelchair users. We also have a ramped access for guests with mobility problems. Please note that we are a non-smoking establishment. Pets are accepted by prior arrangement.

Bedrooms: 20


The Cornish Arms

Port Isaac, Cornwall

The Cornish Arms

Set within a 16th century coaching inn, this charming residence has been updated to provide first class accommodation on the North Cornish Coast, close to the traditional fishing village of Port Isaac. Listed in the Good Pub Guide, The Cornish Arms offers an exciting menu designed to offer something to suit all tastes. Due to it coastal setting, the kitchen boasts wonderful seafood, which is delivered fresh each day. To accompany your meal, the pub serves a host of real ales, which has earned them a placed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide 2009. Displaying traditional slate floors, wooden beams and log burners, The Cornish Arms aims to provide a welcoming atmosphere, with old world charm. Run by Felicity and Jonney Hawkey and their loyal team, you are assured of a comfortable and relaxing stay.

Bedrooms: 7


Bugle Inn

St Austell, Cornwall

Bugle Inn

A village pub offering ensuite accommodation.ideal for visiting Cornwall either as a tourist or rep.good home cooked food available all day. Breakfast served from 8-00AM (earlier by arrangement). Fully licensed live entertainment most Sundays.

Bedrooms: 5


Castleton Guest House

Falmouth, Cornwall

Castleton Guest House

Set within a lovely Georgian townhouse in Falmouth, this small and friendly B&B presents itself as the ideal base from which to discover the beauty of South West Cornwall. Just a 2-minute walk from Falmouth's many shops and restaurants, Castleton Guest House is also within easy reach of the town's premier beach, Gyllanvase. Falmouth itself is close to many main attractions, including The Eden Project and the beautiful Cornish coastline, which displays harbours and creeks with water perfect for a range of water-sports. Offering lovely, bright accommodation within a relaxed atmosphere, Castleton Guest House also provides a welcoming lounge area in which you can unwind after a long day of exploring the area.

Bedrooms: 7


Great Western

Newquay, Cornwall

Great Western

The newly refurbished Great Western, Newquay, is the perfect spot to stay, eat and drink on Cornwall's breathtaking Atlantic Coastline. Set in the heart of Newquay, with unrivalled cliff-top views, landscaped gardens, the Great Western offers relaxation, informality and modern comfort. All just a few steps from the sea, with its golden sandy beaches. Steam, the hotel's bar and restaurant, offers the best in informal dining and socialising throughout the day and into the evening, with a menu of locally sourced dishes which blend Cornwall with the Mediterranean. All the food is freshly prepared and locally sourced where possible, while the well-stocked and stylish bar offers a full range of drinks.

Bedrooms: 72


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