Accommodation in falmouth

Local attractions in Falmouth

Due to its location, Falmouth affords a mild, warm climate with a choice of sandy beaches; Gyllyngvase being just a stones throw away from your accommodation.
Sited at the entrance to one of the world's finest natural harbours, Falmouth has frequent ferries across the harbour to visit both scenic St Mawes and historic flushing. There are many coastal walks, a medieval castle and the 'Ships & Castles' Leisure Pool at nearby Pendennis Head. It is an excellent base for Touring the South and West coast of Cornwall.
From the hotel, a short stroll will take you to the gardens and entertainment to be found at the Princes Pavillion; Falmouth town is also within walking distance, where you will find a variety of shops, coffee houses, and restaurants, all nestled within picturesque streets.

Within an hours drive of Falmouth
Truro City, a lovely boat trip or short drive from Falmouth. Have a look around the excellent shops and magnificent cathedral.
Explore the Roseland Peninsula via the famous King Harry Ferry.
Numerous National Trust and private gardens including:
The Eden Project
Lost Gardens of Heligan
Trebah