Accommodation in Port Isaac

About Polzeath and Port Isaac

Port Isaac and neighbouring Port Gaverne form a small part of the rugged North Cornwall coast. The area is surrounded by open countryside in an area designated as of outstanding natural beauty.

Port Isaac
Like many Cornish harbours has an historical connection with the mining industry and fishing. Fishing boats still operate from, the harbour, although tourism gathers a more important role each year.
The village is very old with little white painted cottages, steep hills and narrow roads. There are numerous small shops, restaurants, pubs and tea-rooms. Excellent walks along the cliffs.
It boasts only small sea front. Major beaches are not too far away, with both Polzeath and rock but a short drive.

Port Gaverne
A little coastal hamlet adjoining Port Isaac. Small beach at low tide with numerous rock pools for children to explore.
Good rock fishing from, the National Trust headland.

Polzeath & New Polzeath
This coastal resort has a wide open expanse of soft sand and is regarded by many as one of the best surfing beaches in Cornwall.
Like many North Cornwall resorts the area offers breathtaking walks along open cliff paths.
Local services are available in the small village.
Car parking/toilets on the beach, very popular in the summer months with families.


Summary: Good family resorts breath taking views! A good base for touring and walking and relaxing.

Accommodation in Rock

Polrode Mill Cottage
A WARM WELCOME

Deborah and David would like to welcome you to their tranquil, picturesque country cottage set in three acres of gardens and woodland, in the beautiful Allen Valley. The present Polrode is Grade II listed and dates from the 17th Century. Today, it remains a romantic and charming dwelling which offers guests luxurious accommodation in a relaxed environment.

Our delicious breakfasts and gourmet dinner menu (optional) both feature the very best of our own organic and local produce.


• 3 En-suite Bedrooms / Double-ended Roll-top Baths
• Open Log Fire / Flagstone Floors / Oak Beams
• Quiet Rural Setting in Large Riverside Gardens
• Open All Year
• Optional 3 course Evening Meals, prepared using the best of organic home-grown and local produce
• Ideal Touring Base for The Eden Project, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Padstow, The National Trust Coastline and Bodmin Moor.
• Polrode is a haven for Non-smokers


ACCOMMODATION

The cottage retains its rustic charm and character enhanced by an open fire, beams, flagstones and an old cloam oven. All of the rooms are sympathetically decorated in cottage style and combine the comforts of modern living with the romance of the past. The 3 en-suite bedrooms are tastefully furnished with period furniture and each has is own distinct character. All feature antique brass beds, remote controlled television, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities. Each bedroom has its own luxuriously appointed bathroom, featuring a roll top bath: two also have a separate shower.
The cosy and attractive lounge with log fire and charming restaurant offer high levels of comfort combined with a warm and relaxed atmosphere. Cornish or Continental Breakfast is served at your individual table overlooking the garden and includes eggs from our free range chickens and home-made preserves.
Our menu is changed daily and all meals are freshly prepared and cooked to the highest standard using the best of home-grown (organic) and local produce.

After dinner, relax in the lounge with coffee and liqueurs.
SAMPLE MENU

Smoked Duck Salad
Grilled Goats Cheese with Walnut Vinaigrette
King Prawns with Chilli, Ginger and Lime

Medallions of Monkfish with Grain Mustard Sauce
Fillet of Venison with Damson Sauce
Roasted Mediterranean Vegetables with Spiced Cous Cous

Caramel Oranges with Grand Marnier Cream
Dark Chocolate Mocha Mousse
Selection of West Country Cheeses
OUR GARDEN

Our garden has been evolving since 1998. Our wish is to create an environment in which wildlife can thrive alongside colourful cottage garden plants. The wilder areas in the woods are carpeted in spring with snowdrops and bluebells. The kitchen garden provides the freshest and tastiest fruit and vegetables for the dinner table.

LEISURE ACTIVITIES

Whether you stroll through our gardens, relax by the salmon stream or venture out, Polrode Mill Cottage provides a tranquil setting from which to base your holiday.

Whatever the season, Cornwall has much to offer from the rugged seas of wintertime, the snowdrops, primroses and daffodils of spring, then the stately rhodedendrons, followed by bluebells heralding the start of summer. Enjoy the many sandy beaches and coves, beautiful walks of the National Trust coastline, the Camel estuary or Bodmin Moor.

Close by, are the unspoiled fishing villages of Padstow, Port Isaac and Boscastle. The Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the houses and gardens at Lanhydrock (National Trust) Pencarrow, and Prideaux Place and the mythical castle at Tintagel are only a short drive away.

For those looking for more activity, the Camel estuary is a fine centre for sailing, windsurfing and water skiing and the Camel Trail between Padstow and Bodmin is ideal for cycling. Golfing is enjoyed all year 'round with Trevose, St Kew, Bowood, St Enodoc and Roserrow courses all within easy reach.
HOW TO FIND US
Travelling by car, motorways and dual carriageways bring you to the heart of Cornwall. London and The Midlands are only 4 hours away. We can be found just off the A39 between the old market towns of Camelford and Wadebridge. From Camelford, you will enter the Allen Valley at Knightsmill: Polrode Mill Cottage is 1.8 miles along the valley on the left hand-side.

Accommodation in rock

Brookfields
nr Rock
Hendra Lane
St Kew Highway
North Cornwall
PL30 3EQ
Tel. 01208 841698
Fax. 01208 841174
E-mail robbie.caswell@btinternet.com
www.brookfields-stkew.co.uk

The Situation
Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, just a short distance down a country lane, just off the main A39 Wadebridge to Bude Road and approximately 2 miles from Wadebridge.

The Accommodation
A spacious modern house set in its own grounds with panoramic rural views, furnished and decorated to a very high standard.

All bedrooms are spacious with full en-suite facilities, colour television, beverage tray, clock radio, hair dryer, fresh towels and daily room cleaning service.

The spacious family room has en-suite bath/shower, a double and two single beds, a cot, high chair, fridge and microwave are provided.

A generous English breakfast is served in a comfortable dining room with separate tables overlooking the garden and countryside. Vegetarian and special diets catered for.

A comfortable lounge with television is provided for guests relaxation.

Sorry, no smoking in the house and there are no facilities for pets.

Parking: Private
Opening dates : All year
Booking : Contact proprietor - Roberta Caswell
Tariff :
From £26.50 p.p.p.n
Reduction for children
Telephone: 01208 841698
Fax: 01208 841174
E-mail robbie.caswell@btinternet.com
Local attractions:
Golf and pony trekking are within walking distance.

The Atlantic coast, cliff walks, safe beaches, Port Isaac, Polzeath, Rock with foot passenger ferry to Padstow, and a range of water pursuits are within 15 minutes drive.

Going inland, the moors, historic houses, holiday attractions and the Camel walking and cycling trail can be reached in a similar time.

Boscastle, Tintagel (King Arthur’s Castle), Newquay, the Eden Project and the Cathedral city of Truro are a 30 minute drive.

There is an excellent range of restaurants, country inns throughout the whole area, your hosts will be only too happy to recommend the very best ones to you.

Brookfields provides excellent accommodation and an ideal base for day trips to the whole of Cornwall.

Accommodation in Rock

Brookfields
St Kew Highway
nr Rock
Hendra Lane
St Kew Highway
North Cornwall
PL30 3EQ
Tel. 01208 841698
Fax. 01208 841174
E-mail robbie.caswell@btinternet.com
www.brookfields-stkew.co.uk

The Situation
Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, just a short distance down a country lane, just off the main A39 Wadebridge to Bude Road and approximately 2 miles from Wadebridge.

The Accommodation
A spacious modern house set in its own grounds with panoramic rural views, furnished and decorated to a very high standard.

All bedrooms are spacious with full en-suite facilities, colour television, beverage tray, clock radio, hair dryer, fresh towels and daily room cleaning service.

The spacious family room has en-suite bath/shower, a double and two single beds, a cot, high chair, fridge and microwave are provided.

A generous English breakfast is served in a comfortable dining room with separate tables overlooking the garden and countryside. Vegetarian and special diets catered for.

A comfortable lounge with television is provided for guests relaxation.

Sorry, no smoking in the house and there are no facilities for pets.

Parking: Private
Opening dates : All year
Booking : Contact proprietor - Roberta Caswell
Tariff :
From £26.50 p.p.p.n
Reduction for children
Telephone: 01208 841698
Fax: 01208 841174
E-mail robbie.caswell@btinternet.com
Local attractions:
Golf and pony trekking are within walking distance.

The Atlantic coast, cliff walks, safe beaches, Port Isaac, Polzeath, Rock with foot passenger ferry to Padstow, and a range of water pursuits are within 15 minutes drive.

Going inland, the moors, historic houses, holiday attractions and the Camel walking and cycling trail can be reached in a similar time.

Boscastle, Tintagel (King Arthur’s Castle), Newquay, the Eden Project and the Cathedral city of Truro are a 30 minute drive.

There is an excellent range of restaurants, country inns throughout the whole area, your hosts will be only too happy to recommend the very best ones to you.

Brookfields provides excellent accommodation and an ideal base for day trips to the whole of Cornwall.

Accommodation in Padstow

Harlyn Bay, Padstow, Cornwall
All booking Enquiries Please E-Mail: Reservations@accommodationincornwall.com

The ideal Holiday Location
for relaxing or exploring the
Beautiful Rugged
Cornish Coast
The Harlyn Inn, situated almost on the beautiful sandy beach, is the ideal place for an enjoyable Cornish holiday. The Inn has two bars, two restaurants and caters for the whole family. Our food is enjoyable and ranges from bar snacks and carvery to an extensive a la carte menu. Our bedrooms are to a high standard and most of them are en-suite. Our adjoining beach shop has wet suit and surf board hire facilities. The quaint old fishing town of Padstow with its rustic harbourside pubs and shops is three miles away. However, if you

Our bedrooms are to a high standard and most of them are en-suite.

Rooms 1, 3 and 5 - Double room en-suite with shower £30.00
Room 2 - Twin room en-suite with bath £32.00
Room 4 - Triple room en-suite with bath (double bed plus single bed) £32.00
Room 7 - Double room with private bathroom
(bathroom door is opposite the bedroom door) £30.00
Rooms 6 and 8 - Superior double or twin rooms en-suite bath £37.00
Room 10 - Double or twin room en-suite with shower £32.00
Rooms 11 and 12 - Double room en-suite with bath £32.00

For single occupancy there will be an additional charge of £10.00

Children can share their parents room on a Z bed for a charge of £10.00 a child

Please note that rooms 7-9 are above the public bar and noise does travel so we do not recommend them if you have young children or you go to bed early.

Prices are per person per night and includes full English breakfast.
A beautiful sweep of sand sheltered by Trevose Head with its dramatic cliffs, Harlyn Bay offers good swimming and wind surfing as well as catering for everyone from toddlers to surfers, anglers and cliff walkers. There are four other beautiful beaches close by within five minutes drive.

· Porthcothan Bay
· Treyarnon Bay
· Constantine Bay
· Booby's Bay
· Trevose Head
· Mother Ivy's Bay
· Trevone Bay
· Gunver Head
· Tregirls Beach

and many more exciting places for you to explore during your stay at The Harlyn Inn
Padstow
The quaint port of Padstow has been much in evidence with the successful television series showing Rick Stein's love of fresh Seafood. From the harbour it is possible to take boat trips as well as the ferry across to Rock. The Camel Trail, which winds around the estuary to Wadebridge on the track bed of the old railway line, is ideal for walking or cycling. Excellent bike hire is available for all the family at either Padstow or Wadebridge.

Newquay
Has the night-life and a Zoo for the children to visit. Also numerous picturesque beaches and not forgetting the famous surfing beach - Fistral Bay.

Boscastle
The lovely little harbour is a landlocked area of the sea with a narrow entrance.

Lands End
The most westerly part of Cornwall. Rugged and fascinating.

Accommodation in Padstow

Treliver Farm
Padstow
St Wenn
Nr. Bodmin
Cornwall PL30 5PQ
Tel: 01726 890286
jenny@treliverfarm.co.uk
www.treliverfarm.co.uk

This beautifully converted barn offers three guest bedrooms.
Children of all ages welcome,
travel cot and highchair available.

Bed & Breakfast in Padstow - Treliver Farm

Open all year.
The barn is set in a very beautiful valley.
Set in 90 Acres of farmland
Just a 5 min drive off the A30, it makes an ideal place for touring. We have many attractions near us, the Eden project is a 15 min. drive away, Padstow, National trust properties and gardens, cycle trails,horse riding, golfing,walks,sandy beaches, surfing and sandboarding are all in easy reach.

Room 1 - double with en-suite
Room 2 -double and single bed en-suite
Room 3 - twin room with separate bathroom.
Full English or Continental breakfast is available. Evening meals are also served if requested, these are all served in the beautiful farmhouse kitchen. Guests are welcome to relax and join us in the lounge.

Meal Times Breakfast is served between 7am and 8.30am Evening meals by arrangement. We have a food hygiene certificate, and a no smoking available.

Bed and Breakfast Tariff
£30.00 single supplement (pppn)
£44.00 double or twin room (pn)
£15.00 three course evening meal

Children £15 00 p.n.

A three course evening meal at £15 per person is available by arrangement.
Welcome to Treliver Farm. We are a working farm and have cows on the land for stock, you are welcome to walk in the 90 acres with respect for the animals.
We are situated in a very peaceful and quiet valley, away from all the busy tourist attractions. We are a close link to the Saint's Way footpath where many people like to walk during the year.
The beauty of the countryside varies from season to season, even the fields have their changes with colour and form.
We are central to most things in Cornwall and you can drive to the NORTH COAST with it's beautiful rugged scenery and sandy beaches or PADSTOW, made famous by Rick Stein's restaurant or if you fancy surfing then NEWQUAY is the ideal spot. The EDEN PROJECT is 15 min. away and TRURO for a day of shopping and visiting the museum and cathedral is only 30 min. away. Or why not go the whole hog and go t o LANDS END just 50 miles away.
There are many things to do in Cornwall for the family, or if you are holidaying with no children, there are many National Trust properties to visit and many outstanding gardens to browse around. The beautifully converted barn offers three guest bedrooms, two with en-suite and one with it's own bathroom, t.v, clock/radio, tea/coffee, and hairdryer available in all rooms.

Directions
On the A30 you go across the Innis downs roundabout as if heading towards Truro, from the roundabout proceed for approx. 2 miles, turn right almost immediately at the Auberge Asterisk restaurant, signposted Withiel. Proceed along this road and take the 2nd turning left as if going to St. Wenn, turn right at the red brick house carry along the road and we are right opposite the junction, there is plenty of parking to the front of the property.

Accommodation in Bude

Scadghill Farm
Bude
Scadghill Farm
Stibb
Bude
Cornwall
EX23 9HN
tel. +44 (0) 1288 352373
Fax. +44 (0) 1288 354357
E-mail: scadghillfarm@btconnect.com
www.scadghillfarm.co.uk

The Situation:
Originally part of the Grenville Estate, the Grade ll listed longhouse dates from 1594 and still retains a lot of original features. It has recently been sympathetically restored, tastefully combining 21st century with 16th century.
The farm is a working dairy farm which offers peace, tranquility and wonderful views. It is situated 3 1/2 miles north of Bude between the picturesque village of Poughill and the hamlet of Stibb.
The Accommodation:
The sitting room is traditionally furnished to a high standard offering guests both comfort and relaxation.

The dining room which has been lovingly restored with exposed beams and slate floor provides an atmphere to enjoy a freshly cooked locally sourced AGA breakfast to set you up for the day. special diets are catered for and an evening meal is available on request, three generous courses are served, plus a Cornish cheese board and coffee.
Both our bedrooms have been restored with our guests comfort in mind and furnished to a high standard with comfortable chairs, remote televisions and videos, together with tea and coffee making facilities.

One twin / super king size bedroom with en-suite shower
One king size bedroom with ensuite whirlpool bath and shower

Both these rooms can easily be converted into family rooms with additional FULL size 3' beds. In addition to the ensuite facilities, guests may use our original Victorian roll top bath found in the garden and restored for that long hot soak.
Outside
Guests are most welcome to wander along the many farm tracks to watch the animals and look at the stunning views across Bude to Trevose Head, or simply if weather permits chill out in the south facing garden or patio
Tariff:
Bed and breakfast rate for 2005
Double with ensuite whirlpool bath and shower from £54 - £58 per couple per night

Twin/double with ensuite shower from £48 - £52 per couple per night

Children under three - no charge
Children 3 - 16 years sharing parents room £5 - £15 per child per night

Evening meal if requested in advance £16 per person

We regret we have no facilities for pets
There is a no smoking policy in the house
Plenty of private car parking
Touring :
Within a short drive:
Bude - a premier resort with good beaches, shopping, restaurants and a golf course
Tintagel - Famous for its King Arthur legend
Boscastle - picturesque little harbour
Clovelly - a quaint little fishing harbour just over the Devon border, a very popular destination with it cobbled streets and ancient buildings.
Also within an hours drive, Cornwall's latest attraction, The Eden Project.


Directions to Scadghill:
Route 1
M5 to Exeter, A30 to Launceston, B3254 to Bude. Go through Stratton to 'T' junction (A39) turn right and then first left (Stamford Hill). Continue along this coastal road for approx. 3 miles, do not turn off and you will find Scadghill on the left hand side. Continue down road past bungalow to farmhouse and park over the cattle grid.
Route 2
M5 to Exeter, leave at junction 31. follow A30 dual carriageway, after first Okehampton turn off, take A386 signposted Bude onto A3079 via Halwill to A3072 via Holsworthy to Bude. Go through Stratton to 'T' Junction (A39)
(as route 1)