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Welcome to Cliftons a comfortable relaxing guest house set in the surroundings of the city of Truro in Cornwall. Close to the majority of Cornwall's major attractions and only 10 minutes walk from the city centre Cliftons provides a perfect base for a holiday in Cornwall.Cliftons Guest House is set in a charming Victorian House situated within a few minutes walk from Truro City Centre. The guest House itself is a non smoking building which offers private off road parking to all guests. There is a residents lounge available through-out the day. We have six rooms here at Cliftons made up of single, double and twin rooms each with en-suite or private toilet and shower facilities. Each room has an information pack, color television, hair dryers and a kettle for making tea, coffee or hot chocolate. There is a residents lounge available through-out the day.PLEASE NOTE: Check In is before 1pm & after 18:00. Please contact to arrange alternative check in time. Check Out is by 10:00. We are a no smoking accpmmodation. Regrettably we cannot accept pets.

We have 3 self catering Lodges avaialble. Trenerry Lodge no 1 is a Self catering, disabled friendly bungalow for four persons. All facilities are provided including TV to lounge and bedrooms, video, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, cooker, washing machine and tumble dryer. All bed linen and towels are provided (except beach towels). Large garden area with furniture and children’s playhouse, rotary clothes line, large wooden decked balcony with gas barbecue. Countryside views from lounge windows and ample free parking. Trenerry Lodges No's 2 & 3 - 2 self catering units sleeping 2 persons + cot. Open plan living room which consists of a lounge area with leather reclining chairs, TV & DVD Player, dining area with table and chairs. There is a fully fitted and equipped kitchen with dishwasher, oven hob, fridge and microwave. The bedroom with an en-suite shower room is a spacious room with king size bed. Rates are from - Lodge 1 - from £150 - £770 Lodges 2&3 - from £120 -£420 All per week inc. Please give us a call to discuss your requirements. We look forward to welcoming you.

Boasting the AA's prestigious FOUR RED DIAMONDS This fine old Captains house has recently been stylishly refurbished to an extremely high standard. It is situated in the heart of the most perfect little unspoilt seaside village on Cornwall's stunningly beautiful Roseland Peninsula. See pictures in Photo Gallery . . . This friendly relaxed B&B is situated yards from the harbour, sandy beach and local friendly pub. It is open all year round. Continental breakfast is served during the week and full English at weekends. All stylishly refurbished rooms have ensuite bath or shower room, shaver points, tea and coffee making facilities, remote TV/DVD/CD and direct dial phones. Wireless broadband is also available. If no availability shows contact B&B directly as other rooms may be vacant.The scenic south west coastal path takes you along rocky cliffs, past lush hedgerows to hidden coves and further secluded golden sandy beaches, including Towan beach where seals keep their own private cove. Portscatho village offers a 17th century pub, three art galleries, a restaurant, post office and local store open from 7am to 7pm every day. The new chic Harbour Club has a long bar, pool room, fantastic sea views, sketching nights Tuesdays with local artist Chris Insoll, and film nights Mondays and Wednesdays. Other excellent restaurants are a 15 minute drive away. An off-the-beaten-track retreat from a crazy world. A peaceful quiet setting that once visited, you will wish to return to. Nearby local attractions include:Mevagissey - a charming fishing village with its boat trips, many pubs and restaurants The Lost Gardens of HeliganCharlestown with its tall shipsTrelissick National Trust GardensSt Just in Roseland church - one of Sir John Betjeman's favourite churchesSt Mawes with its castle, beach, river and sea views and many pubs and restaurantsVeryan roundhousesThe River Fal with its wild and bird life: herons, egrets, oyster catchers, terns,Cream Tea at Mellinsey Mill (the writer's favourite) - a fabulous lakeside setting where cheeky birds await your crumbsCaerhays Castle designed by John Nash at the beginning of the 18th century with its national reputation for its gardens and plant collectionsHowever you may wish to simply park the car, stay around Portscatho, walkalong the coast and enjoy the tranquil setting.

The Nare stands alone in extensive grounds above Carne Beach, on the coastal path with wide sea views of Gerrans Bay and Nare Head. The Nare offers the comfort and elegance of a country house by the sea in a secluded and tranquil setting. It combines the highest standard of service with a pleasant and relaxing atmosphere. Head Chef Malcolm Sparks, creates excellent Table d'HΓ΄te Menus of traditional English Fare. Specialities are Portloe lobster, crab and seafood from local waters.

The Brookdale Hotel is a 1930's purpose built hotel in the centre of Truro. It is Family owned and run with a friendly and relaxed atmostphere.Truro town centre is a 5 - 10 minute stroll from the hotel and is a lively commercial centre, excellent shopping facilities and Cornwall's main theatre. Truro is located midway between the north & south Coast of Cornwall so there is easy access to many beaches & fishing ports. Many of Cornwall's main gardens are within a 30 minute drive of the hotel, making us an ideal location for touring the county. As from the 1st of April we are now a non-smoking hotel.

The Rosevine has a stunning Cornish location! Surrounded by its own sub tropical gardens, the hotel looks out over the beach of Porthcurnick and across the bay to the picturesque fishing village of Portscatho. From the gardens you can walk along the Cornish coastal path and down to the sweeping yet safe, sandy beach. Or take a stroll over to Portscatho which is just a 15 minute walk. What could be more idyllic! Once inside the hotel, you will be greeted by a friendly face. Nothing is too much trouble for the team of staff that work here, ensuring that you enjoy every minute of your stay. Here, you can enjoy a perfect balmy evening with a meander around the gardens followed by a glass of champagne on the terrace before settling down to a delicious three course meal in the elegant dining room.

Treverbyn House occupies a commanding position in the picturesque village of Veryan. Family run and owned by Alison and Michael Rawling it offers bed and breakfast accommodation throughout the year, which has been awarded a 4 Star Accommodation rating by VisitBritain. There are three ensuite bedrooms available, one double, one twin and one single all equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, clock/radio alarms, hair dryers and colour TVs. Ample off road car parking is also available for visitors. Guests can be collected from St Austell or Truro rail/coach stations by prior arrangement if required. We can also offer Self Catering accommodation in Treverbyn Lodge Treverbyn Lodge is an immaculately presented three bedroom cottage style bungalow situated across the courtyard from Treverbyn House, which occupies a commanding position in the picturesque village of Veryan. It is conveniently built on one level, completely self-contained and has ample off road car parking facilities. Sleeping 5 guests, it is very well equipped and furnished to an extremely high standard. The bedrooms are fitted out as one double, one twin and one single. All bed linen and duvets are included - but not towels. Modern shower room with W.C. Spacious lounge/diner with wide screen colour TV, DVD player & video. 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 Townhouse Rooms is differant to the normal small Hotel or usual Bed & Breakfast because we give you more freedom than the more traditional accommodation. You can have a relaxing, friendly and flexible stay,we also aim at giving you value for money,and a pleasant environment when you stay in our 14 attractive en-suite rooms. What ever you reason for being in Cornwall, Business or pleasure The Townhouse Rooms could not be more centaral to Truro or the whole of Cornwall.

Little Roseland is a traditional Cornish house dating from 1704 in the heart of the hamlet Treworga in the middle of Cornwall's stunning Roseland Peninsula. The owner Didi Vernon Miller has utilised her interior design skills to rebuild the property and has recently finished this fully renovated home to offer 3 luxurious individually designed en-suite bedrooms, including one king, one twin and one double. On arrival your hosts Didi and her husband William serve afternoon tea, depending on what has been baked that day, perhaps blueberry muffins or carrot and banana cake. Weather depending this is served in one of five secluded areas created for guests within the imaginatively designed garden.The bathroom ensuite of the king bedroom, offers a roll-top bath while the shower rooms offer a double sized shower with underfloor heating for the chillier months. Additional guest extras include bathrobes, heated towel rails and a choice of luxury shower gels. There are bath milks and shower gels kept for guests with sensitive skin.The guests have their own sitting room, offering ample soft seating, spoilt for choice on cushions to support the back while browsing the collection of wonderful reference books, holiday novels or just the steady supply of gossip magazines! In the winter months, the wood burner creates the perfect cosy atmosphere to unwind and relax.Breakfasts are definitely something to look forward to. In the summer months, fresh berries/ fruit salad are the treat with yoghurts either before or after your cereal which is then followed by either a traditional cooked breakfast or as a summer option of scrambled eggs and smoked salmon on English muffins. Winter options include porridge and a sweeter option of French toast with syrup and bananas. All breads are baked fresh each day as is the afternoon baking. Breakfast is served either in the hall or the garden.Little Roseland Bed & Breakfast is conveniently positioned between the 16th Century Roseland Inn, Philleigh (2miles) and The Kings Head Pub in Ruan Lanihorne (2miles) both offering a comprehensive menu of local produce. The daytime choices after your breakfast are endless. Walkers/cyclists are spoilt with the South West Coastal path and cycle routes on the doorstep. Gardeners are spoilt for choice with Trellissick National Trust, Caerhays Castle, The Lost Gardens of Heligan and Eden Project, all easily reached within 30minutes. For guests just wishing to take in the beauty of Cornwall, the Peninsula itself has several beaches, creeks, fishing villages, galleries, restaurants on offer aswell as the idyllic church and grounds of St.Just in Roseland. Further day trips are open to guests with the use of the renowned King Harry Ferry (3 miles) opening up the opportunity to explore Truro & Falmouth, the South and West coasts of this diverse and beautiful county.