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3 small friendly & relaxing B&Bs, offering quality accommodation at affordable prices! Falmouth, home to the Cornwall Maritime Museum is one of the top resorts in South West Cornwall with delightful sandy beaches and stunning coastal walks. Located around a 40 minute drive from The Eden Project where you can experience the rainforest in the world's largest greenhouse, our Cornish B&B is a great place to stay. The harbour and creeks provide arguably some of the most attractive sailing and diving waters and there are also some superb golf clubs in the area that welcome non-members. Our three very special Falmouth B&Bs provide lovely, bright accommodation with excellent facilities. Legendary breakfasts Ensuite facilities Attractive double, family & twin rooms Convenient town centre & rural locations Room rates are as follows:- Singles from £25pppn Double/Twins from £25pppn (£50 per room) Family Rooms/Triple/Quad are from £25pppn (Half price for children under 12) Engleton House B&B is a small, charming Georgian town house bed & breakfast set in a central, but quiet area of this attractive town with it's array of delightful restaurants and art and craft shops. Located just Ό mile from Falmouth's premier beach Gyllanvase, it makes an ideal place to stay on business or holiday. Castleton Guest House is a small friendly town house bed & breakfast, next door to Engleton House B&B and near the centre of Falmouth, close to all the shops & restaurants. Quality ensuite rooms, open all year. Bay View B&B set above Falmouth in the small hamlet of Busvannah, Penryn has a lovely rural setting with spectacular far-reaching views of Falmouth Harbour. For those looking for a bed and breakfast with peace and tranquillity, you will find it here and yet it is only a five-minute car journey from Falmouth with its wonderful beaches, restaurants, museums and theatre. We welcome well-behaved dogs by prior arrangement. In the heart of South West Cornwall, it will be hard to find a better location from which to explore this beautiful area. We look forward to your visit.

Welcome to Prospect House an elegant Grade II listed Georgian property dating back to the 1820s when it was built for a Packet Ship Captain. Despite its modern amenities the property has retained its character since the days when the Packet Ships set sail for global destinations. Holiday and business guests are assured of a warm welcome and a pleasant stay at Prospect House. The three double en suite rooms are located on the 1st floor all with en-suite facilities, which are named after Sailing Ships. Carolyn Hartley looks forward to welcoming you to Prospect House.

Welcome to our cosy Bed & Breakfast situated in the heart of our lovely village. Great pubs and restaurants only a stagger away and picturesque walks to the beach and headland. We are an ideal base for seeing Cornwall and its famous landmarks from the Eden Project to Lands End. We are open all year including Christmas and New Year offering 3 comfortable bedrooms all en-suite with T.V. and tea/coffee facilities. All brats and budding surfers welcome. Parking nearby.

We are a 500 year old farmhouse situated on the cliffs between Hartland Point and Clovelly - 1.5 miles from the coastal path - with stunning panoramic views. Transport to and from the coastal path can be arranged. We offer traditional Bed and Breakfast in our lovely surroundings with evening meals and packed lunches available - all diets are catered for. We have a large dining/sitting room with open fire, TV and games for guests. All bedrooms (3) have TV, tea/coffee making facilities & hairdryers. Outside is a lovely walled mature garden for visitors use. We will take well trained children and dogs by arrangement!

The Idle Rocks sits on the edge of the harbour wall in the quaint fishing village of St Mawes, on the tip of the Roseland Peninsular, an area of outstanding natural beauty. The view from the hotel is the Cornish dream brought to life: a small, idyllic harbour, narrow lanes of tidy fisherman's cottages, green fields that slope down to the sea and sandy beaches. It's location on the southern coast of the UK's mildest county, where daffodils begin to bloom in January, makes the Idle Rocks is a destination to visit all year around. The preparation of exquisite food at The Idle Rocks (Two AA Rosettes since 1992) is a well established tradition, born from the rich availability of locally-grown Cornish produce, including early season fruit and vegetables, fresh sea fish and the best quality meats and poultry. The Idle Rocks has 27 comfortably appointed bedrooms in a choice of categories and most of them offer wonderful sea views. 23 are located in the main building and 4 Premier rooms are located in a restored fisherman's cottage adjacent to the hotel. All bedrooms are en suite and feature tea/coffee making facilities, colour TV's, direct dial telephones, and hair dryers as standard. Premier and Select rooms offer additional comforts and extras. Our Premier Balconette rooms offer luxurious accommodation and the most fantastic water views from French windows with balconettes. We look forward to welcoming you!

Your hosts, Averil and Mike Inglefield, were both born in the county. They share an intimate knowledge and love of Cornwall - the highways and byeways, the little coves, the windy headlands, the picnic spots, the places where Cornwall's unique history - industrial and cultural - unfolded. And a warm and friendly welcome awaits all our visitors in our spacious, comfortable, Edwardian town house. It has panoramic views over the City and Cathedral on one side, and open countryside on the other. It is approximately 100 yards from the County Record Office, 700 yards from the Railway Station and 15 minutes walk to the Cathedral and the centre. Open throughout the year Children welcome Colour television in every bedroom Tea and coffee making facilities in every bedroom Special diets catered for Ironing facilities Centrally heated to acceptable North American standards! Ensuite showers all rooms Ample off-street parking Prices from GBP £23 per person per night We look forward to welcoming you!

The Priory Manor Hotel was built in 1887 as a private manor house, and was tastefully extended and converted into a hotel in 1923. The conversion was carried out in a manner that retained all the building's splendour and period charm. The hotel lays in its own grounds whilst retaining the peace and tranquillity of its rural setting, only a few minutes walk from the centre of Shanklin Old Village and Rylstone Gardens . The hotel is a short walk from the famous Shanklin cliffs giving panoramic views over some of the island's most beautiful beaches. The Priory Manor Hotel is situated at the top of the popular Shanklin Chine which is open daily to the public. The hotel boasts no less than 38 large spacious bedrooms each with en-suite bathrooms, each room is equipped with radio and colour television with tea and coffee making facilities. The accommodation consists of twin, double or family sized rooms, that allows parties of any size to be catered for. The Priory Manor has a licensed bar and restaurant that can seat up to 100 guests. We can cater for Wedding receptions, Functions, Coach and Private parties, and can accommodate for special dietary needs, ensuring all guests have an enjoyable meal. Among the hotels many amenities there is a large function room with dance floor and small stage ideal for all types of functions including wedding parties. The function room overlooks the gardens and the heated swimming pool. The hotel boasts an area for the younger guests equipped with games and pool table giving them the chance to enjoy themselves whilst Mum & Dad relax in the bar.

Carol & Tony would be pleased to host you in their mews house in St Agnes which is a short walk to all of the village amenities. From the village it is only 600 metres to the sea and about 400 metres to the cliff top. The house is in a small Mews overlooking St Agnes Beacon. Parking is available in the mews for our guests. Each of the two rooms has a double bed, one with an en-suite shower room and the other with a bathroom. The rooms have tea making facilities and TV. Atlantic Mews is a new small development of 8 homes situated in a quiet spot in St Agnes Village. Transport arrangements can be made for dropping off and collecting walkers and also for visitors arriving by train at Truro Station or Newquay Airport. Guests are more than welcome to use our Garden. Carol and Tony are here to welcome you to explore this part of the world and are happy to offer their accommodation where they will use their local knowledge to help you enjoy your holiday.

At Park Lodge, we have two rooms available for guests, with a communal dining room. Each of our rooms is comfortably furnished, and tea and coffee making facilites are available. Park Lodge is located in the very heart of Dorset between Bournemouth and Weymouth and sitauted in the grounds of Lulworth Castle, East Lulworth. Breakfast at Park Lodge is taken in the large family dining room. We are able to cater to many dietary requirements, when advised at the time of your booking, and offer a large selection of breakfast options. Each day we can provide a full english breakfast with plenty of tea and toast! or for those on a lighter diet, why not enjoy our range of yogurts and cereals. If you have a particular dietary requirement, please advise us on your booking form when you place your booking.

A warm welcome awaits you at the Durdans, an imposing Victorian house sitting in grounds of over two acres, and located on the edge of the picturesque seaside village of Mundesley. Set on the North Norfolk heritage coast some 7 miles south of Cromer the village is also on the edge of a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. The house, reached by a tree-lined drive, sits back from the road in a quiet and peaceful setting. To the rear the lawns slope down to Mundesley Beck flowing along the northern edge of the gardens with views over open fields and the village golf club. Andrew and Caroline have recently refurbished the property with all bedrooms, ensuites and public rooms recently decorated and bedrooms newly furnished. The large entrance hall is light and airy with open galleried landings above. Off the hall is the dining room where breakfast is served and next door is the large and relaxing guest sitting room. Both rooms have long picture windows with views to the west over the sunken lawn. Start the day with a substantial and hearty Norfolk cooked breakfast with free-range eggs and other locally-produced ingredients all bought from the village shops. For those who prefer something lighter the selection includes croissants, fresh fruits and yoghurts. Bedrooms- Room 1: Sunset. Deluxe large room with windows to South and West making it both spacious and light. This room is ideal for a "spoil-yourself" occasion or can be configured as a family room. It has a large ensuite bathroom with corner bath and separate shower cubicle. Room 2: Lawns. Double (or twin) room with views to the West over the sunken lawn with its own private bathroom beautifully furnished in navy and white and with bath and separate shower cubicle. Room 3: Clocks. Large double (or twin) room with views to the West along the valley with ensuite facilities with shower. Room 4: Lilac. Double (or twin) room with views to the South with ensuite facilities with shower. Room 5: Autumn. Double room with views to the East and South with ensuite facilities with shower. Room 6: Harvest. Double room with views to the North across the valley with ensuite facilities with shower. Room 7: Horizon. Twin room with views to the North over the golf course with ensuite facilities with bath. The large entrance hall is light, airy and welcoming with open galleried landings above. The main landing is galleried with its middle open to the the hall below and is flooded with light from the tall windows on the half-landing to the South. The dining room is light and fresh with natural wood floor complemented by a harvest gold colour palette. The windows and french doors face to the West across the sunken lawn. The guest sitting room is large and relaxing. It is equipped with a wide-screen television but with a large window seat to the West it is the perfect place to catch up on some reading or to just watch the sun going down.