Sarah and Trevor, Proprietors since March 2004, would like to welcome you to their traditional Cornish stone cottage guesthouse. We provide quality accommodation combined with a personal, warm and friendly service. We enjoy making our guests feel welcome and at home.

We have six Guest Bedrooms all of which are equipped with a fully controllable central heating radiator, colour television, radio alarm clock, telephone, shower gel, soap and tissues, hairdryer, kettle and complimentary basket of tea, coffee, hot chocolate and biscuits.

The comfortable Lounge boasts a Wood-burning Stove, which, on a chilly night creates a cosy room in which to read, watch television or play games. Maps, walking books as well as Local Heritage Books are available together with a selection of board games.

Breakfast is served in the dining room from 8.00 am until 9.00 am (or earlier by arrangement). Either a full English breakfast or a Continental breakfast is available along with a selection of cereals, toast, fruit and yoghurt. All our food is freshly cooked and we use locally sourced produce where possible and free range eggs from a local farm. Special dietary requirements can be easily catered for by prior arrangement.

For the comfort and safety of all our guests we operate a No Smoking Policy throughout Lyndale Cottage.

To the front of the Cottage is a garden patio area where guests are welcome to relax and watch the world go by and our private car park at the rear of the cottage gives peace of mind to our guests.

We look forward to welcoming you to Helston!

Set on the edge of the ancient market town of Helston, Lyndale Cottage is only ten minutes walk from the town centre with its cobbled streets and alleys, is close to the coastal footpath and is just a fifteen minute drive to Lizard point, the most Southerly point in the UK.

We are ideally situated for exploring West Cornwall's gardens, beaches, villages and coastline.

Fishing, riding, boating and golf are all available locally and we are happy to help you make the arrangements. It is only a twenty minute drive to Marazion, Penzance and Falmouth, forty minutes to St Ives, Lands End and the City of Truro. The Eden Project is an hours drive and well worth it.

Helston is known as the Gateway to the Lizard Peninsula, one of the last remaining unspoilt areas of the region. Small fishing villages nestle into the rugged coastline and the high moorlands are home to rare birds and plants. The coves with their sandy beaches and rock pools are perfect for summer days and winter walks.