Welcome to 'The Beech Tree Guest House, where you are assured of a warm and friendly welcome, our aim being to make your stay here with us both pleasant and enjoyable

The Beech Tree Guest House is conveniently situated within St. Austell, being just a 2 minute walk from the Train/Bus Stations and Town centre, so is ideally placed for exploring the beautiful county of Cornwall, from superb beaches to rugged cliff top scenery, tropical gardens and quaint fishing villages.

All our rooms are fully en suite and furnished to a high standard with pine furniture and quality soft furnishings. We offer guests the choice of either twin or double rooms, (sole use available at a supplement). Being on one level, The Beech Tree also lends its self to those, who may have mobility problems, or may find stairs difficult.

Guests also have the use of our 'Courtyard Garden', an ideal place to relax and meet fellow guests and discuss their days sightseeing.

We offer the benefit of off road parking to all our guests and are open all the year.

Whatever your reason for visiting Cornwall - Join us at the Beech Tree, for a relaxing and memorable stay - Arrive as strangers, leave as friends.

We look forward to seeing you soon!

1st Nov 2007-29th February 2008
3 nights Bed and Breakfast £60.00 per person (2 Sharing)
3 nights single occupancy £80.00 per person

Within a short distance of St. Austell, can be found the historic port of Charlestown, with it's Tall ships and maritime museum, the working fishing village of Mevagissey, with its narrow streets and picturesque houses, the 'Lost Gardens of Heligan' and the world renowned 'Eden Project' just a 10 minute drive away and a 'must see' for any visitor. The nearby beaches of Par, Carlyon Bay, Porthpean and Pentewen Sands afford clean beaches and safe swimming.

Also within easy striking distance is the Cathedral town of Truro - famous for its Georgian architecture and fine shopping, the beautiful Fal estuary (as described in 'Daphne du Maurier's' book 'Frenchman's Creek'), the waterfront village of St. Mawes and historic towns of Fowey, Looe and Polperro. Walkers can enjoy nearby coastal walks or, explore the rugged terrain of Bodmin Moor - designated an area of 'Outstanding Natural Beauty' (who knows you may even catch a glimpse of the 'Beast of Bodmin').