Accommodation in Penzance

Botallack Manor
St Just
Penzance
Cornwall
TR19 7QG
Tel. +44 (0) 1736 788525
www.botallackmanor.co.uk
The Situation
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Botallack Manor built in the 17th century is an attractive house of local granite. although over 300 years old it has all the comforts of a modern home, tastefully decorated and well appointed guest rooms (all with private facilities) have full central heating, colour televisions, hair dryers, shoe cleaning, tea and coffee making facilities, etc.

The Accommodation
The breakfast menu features much local produce and offers well prepared generous portions.

Sample menu
Fruit Juice, Grapefruit Segments, Prunes, Various Cereals,
Fruits of the Season

Full English Breakfast

Poached Eggs on toast
Poached Eggs with Bacon
Beans on Toast
2 boiled Eggs
Scrambled Eggs with Bacon
Various Omelettes
Mushrooms onTtoast
Grilled tomatoes on toast
Kippers - plain or Marmalade glazed
Smoked Mackerel

Toast, Home-made brown bread, Home-made Marmalade and
Homemade Preserves

Tea and Percolated coffee

Botallack Manor has seen the tin mining industry rise, flourish and decline, although the local mine at Geevor still operates its excellent mining museum and is well worth a visit, as is the restored original Levant engine 1 mile away.
The Manor has witnessed the angry pelting of John Wesley by the villager of Botallack when he tried to preach from the garden wall and throughout the years has remained an active farm.

The lane past Botallack Manor leads straight to the sea, cliffs and moorlands and the famous Crowns Mine by the sea which makes this part of the coastline so attractive. In 1865 the mine was visited by the Prince and Princess of Wales (Later King Edward Vll and Queen Aleaxandra).

Parking: Private
Opening dates : All year (except xmas)
Booking : Contact proprietor Mrs Joyce Cargeeg
Tel/Fax. +44 (0) 1736 788525
Local attractions:

The area offers mile after mile of countryside allowing the most energetic walker all the freedom he desires.

Sandy beaches and quiet coves abound.
For the more adventurous, gliding, rock climbing, surfing, fishing, hang gliding and sailing are all available in the vicinity.

The little hamlet of Botallack has the Queen's Arms Public House which offers good food and good hospitality, there are also a number of restaurants and other pubs nearby.

St Just (1Mile) has all the facilities of a small town with the addition of an airport, (day trips to the Scilly Isles) whilst Penzance (7 Miles) has a cinema, art galleries, museums, heliport for the Scillies and boat trips. Not forgetting the Scillonian Ferry, also with trips to the Isles of Scilly.

St Ives (7Miles) a major resort with cobbled streets, art galleries including the Tate, craft shops of all descriptions, wide variety of restaurants, pubs, tea rooms and shopping with High street names. Choice of beautiful sandy beaches, expect the town to be very busy in high season.

Lands End with it's magnificent sunsets is but 4 miles.

Whether you have a lazy or energetic holiday, you will always be aware of the most wonderful views of the Atlantic with its constantly changing moods and colours. The Isles of Scilly can generally be seen 28 miles away and on really clear days the lighthouse can be picked out with the naked eye.

All this will ensure that you return home after your holiday at Botallack Manor with many happy memories.

Looe accommodation

Tremadart House
Country House Bed & Breakfast,
Tremadart Lane,
Duloe,
Cornwall, PL14 4PE

All booking Enquiries call us on 01503 262766 or Email: info@guesthouseincornwall.co.uk

For supreme bed and breakfast in Cornwall, Tremadart House offers a service and picturesque views that are hard to beat.
Accommodation located near Looe, Cornwall

Bed and Breakfast Accommodation

No Smoking

Delightful Cornwall countryside views

Classic Georgian Guesthouse set in 1½ acres of garden

Close to Looe, Polperro, Plymouth and Bodmin Moor

Eden Project - 30 minutes

National Trust Properties Lanhydrock and Cothele

Tremadart House is situated in the hamlet of Duloe in Cornwall, which is just a short drive away from the charming ports of Looe and Polperro.

Tremadart is a Georgian guesthouse resting in one and a half acres of lovely garden with trees and lawns surrounding it.

For the energetic there are plenty of walks in the nearby Tremadart woods and the Coastal path is just a short distance away. There are also a choice of nearby golf courses, sailing, fishing, cycling and of course sandy beaches.

We are conveniently situated for you to explore the rich and colourful heritage that both Cornwall and Devon have to offer, with National Trust properties such as Lanhydrock and Cothele nearby and the renowned Eden Project just 30 minutes away.

To make an enquiry call us on 01503 262766 or Email: info@guesthouseincornwall.co.uk

Guesthouse Accommodation Tariffs

Low Season £60 per room per night
High Season £70 per room per night

High Season is Easter & July to September
We have 4 spacious rooms elegantly decorated with sumptuous beds. The rooms are ensuite all with bath, 3 with showers. All the rooms have colour T.V., hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities

Single supplement on request.

There is a cot available if required and 3 of the rooms can take an extra bed for children up to 12. Children under 2 years free, under 12 years pay £10 per night when sharing parents room.

We are a totally non smoking house

Deposit:

A deposit of £50 per room per booking is required at the time of booking, which is non-refundable. If you cancel for ay reason and we are unable to re-let your room, then you will be liable for the full amount.

Payment at the time of departure either by cheque, travellers cheque or cash. Euros are also accepted at the current exchange rate.

We ran a quality seafood restaurant in Fowey for fifteen years and are willing to arrange special breaks of 2/3 nights for parties of people to include dinners. The menus would be pre-arranged and by agreement and would include wine and champagne at a price of approximately £60 per head, depending on content.

To make an enquiry call us on 01503 262766 or Email: info@guesthouseincornwall.co.uk

Cornwall and Devon are littered with historic and natural attractions, ranging from the expanses of Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor to the little coves of fishing villages such as Polruan and Port Loe.
Cornwall boasts the highest concentration of stone circles in the country with Duloe having the smallest of them all.

There are walks over the clif tops and the beaches of the famous Coastal Path more than 200 miles to explore, and then you have the opportunity to wander over the moors and into the woods and along the streams that feed the oceans. Tremadart woods are just a minute away, boasting diverse wildlife.

There are many attractions locally including the world famous Eden Project, the new National Maritime Museum in Falmouth and numerous beautiful National treasures such as Lanhydrock House (15 minutes journey) and Cotehele House.

There are plenty of varied and excellent places to eat within the locale of Tremadart House. The Old Plough Inn (3 minutes walk) is one of the best pubs in the area for food.

Within 3 miles there is The Well House, which has been awarded the Casar Award for Excellence. There is of course the world famous seafood restaurant in Padstow.

Both Looe and Polperro; which are on our doorstep, have a vast selection of restaurants and pubs to choose from.

Useful Travel Links:

Car Hire:
Hertz
Avis

By Train:
Eurostar
Virgin Trains
National Rail Enquiries
Wales & West

By Air:
London Gatwick to Newquay

By Bus:
Truronian

Accommodation in looe

Driftwood
Portuan Road
Hannafore
West Looe
Cornwall
PL13 2DN
Tel. +44 (0) 1503 262990
e-mail picko@westlooe.fsnet.co.uk
The Situation
Driftwood is a large detached traditional house decorated and furnished to a very high standard. It is situated on the outskirts of Looe town centre, out of the hustle and bustle of this popular little resort. It has outstanding sea views, being directly in front of Looe Island, most bedrooms and the dining area have this view.

The Accommodation
Three bedrooms, comprising:

En-suite family room with sea view
En-suite double room with sea view
Double room with private facilities with sea view
Twin room with private facilities with rural views.

All bedrooms are equipped with:
Television
Complimentary refreshment tray
Hairdryer

Washing, drying and ironing facilities are also available

Fully central heating/double glazed windows

Access to rooms at all times

Driftwood has a no smoking policy

Sorry, there are no facilities for pets

The Tariff includes a generous Full English Breakfast with various other options also available. This is served in a spacious dining room or in the conservatory, as can be seen from the picture the view is truly exceptional.


We have adopted a Green policy here at Driftwood, this means we try hard to provide local sourced products, organic or Locally grown/raised foods. As much of our waste as possible is recycled, and we promote a policy of energy and water conservation.
Opening dates : All year
Booking : Contact proprietors Mr David Pickering or Click here for booking form
Tel. +44 (0) 1503 262990
E-mail: picko@westlooe.fsnet.co.uk
Tariff :
From £30 pppn
Under 12 yrs. 1/2 price when sharing with parents

Parking - Off-road Parking for three cars


En-suite family rooms with beautiful sea views overlooking Looe Island


Enjoy a hearty breakfast
in the conservatory A pleasant evening to
relax overlooking Looe Island
The elegant main dining room
Directions
Entering Looe via the B3253 with the river on your right: Turn right over the bridge. Immediately after the bridge turn left, the river is then on your left. Follow this road until you see Looe Island, you will then see some tennis courts on your right. Approximately 100 yards after the tennis courts turn right into Portuan Road, after a short distance turn left at a 'T' junction. Driftwood is a short distance on the right.
Entering via the A387 Polperro direction: On reaching the river bridge, turn right, the river is then on your left. Directions are then as above

WISHING YOU A SAFE JOURNEY
Local attractions:

Driftwood is south facing and overlooks the bowling green it is situated just a short distance from the sea front and with excellent views of the coastline and Looe Island.
The house is in a cul-de-sac, hence it is very quiet and virtually free from traffic movement.
It is ideal for walks along the sea front coastal footpath. It is a comfortable walk, or a very short drive into the town centre.

Looe is a bustling all year round seaside resort that still retains much of its old fishing port heritage.
The town provides:
A good selection of shops with a wide range of speciality and High Street names.
A good choice of restaurants, pubs and tea rooms.
A sheltered sandy beach (Blue Flag), very popular with families.
A large harbour with boats of every description.
Deep sea/shark fishing, pleasure boat trips.
Rod fishing from the harbour wall is very popular with both adults and children alike.
Bowling and Putting green nearby, Golf courses and riding schools about 10 mins.
Excellent coastal and woodland walks.
A first class tourist information centre.

Looe is often linked to the small fishing village of Polperro. This picturesque little village is well worth a visit and very popular in the summer months.

Plymouth City - a short drive, there is a very scenic coastal route. The city provides excellent shopping in traffic free streets. There is also a large harbour (The Barbican) (Pilgrim Fathers fame) with excellent restaurants, pubs and the boat trips are highly recommended.

Touring
Numerous quiet little coves/beaches and wide open headlands.
The Eden Project is approximately a 30-minute drive.
For those who enjoy the wide open spaces, Dartmoor is an easy drive.
Cornwall is probably the most beautiful county in the country, but quite small. Most places can be reached within an hours drive.
For those not familiar with the area there is a very helpful tourist information centre in the town

Accommodation in padstow

Woodlands Close
Treator
Padstow
Cornwall
PL28 8RU
01841 533109
E-mail: john@stock65.freeserve.co.uk

The Situation
Woodlands Close is an attractive bungalow set in almost an acre of beautiful mature gardens, in which guests are quite welcome to stroll around or just relax.
It is situated in tranquil settings mid way between Padstow and Trevone.
The Accommodation
One double bedroom
Tastefully decorated and furnished throughout it has views over the garden and the farmland beyond. The room is equipped with a television and hot and cold water. It also has its own private bathroom which is immediately adjacent to the room.
Twin bedded room
Again, tastefully decorated and furnished, it is equipped with a television. There are en-suite facilities.
Single room
Has its own private bathroom

Guests lounge
Guests are quite welcome just to sit and relax or watch television

Dining room
A full English or Continental breakfast with home made rolls and preserves is served. Vegetarians are also catered for.

Morning tea is available to the bedrooms

There is a no smoking policy within the house
Private Parking
Open all year

Tariff
£24.50 p.p.p.n
Early and Late season getaway breaks

All booking Enquiries Please E-Mail: john@stock65.freeserve.co.uk
or telephone 01841 533109
Locally
Padstow - At the mouth of the River Camel, a beautiful harbour, boat trips, restaurants, pubs, tearooms, walks around the headland, passenger ferry to Rock.

Rock - Exceptional sandy walks along the river

Local beaches include - Trevone, Harlyn Bay & Constantine

Just a short drive
Port Isaac
Boscastle
Tintagel
Watergate Bay

Touring
Cornwall is a beautiful but small county, the furthest you can go is Lands End, this is only 1 1/2 hours drive.


Watergate Bay
Situated just a short drive along the coast from Newquay, a long stretch of open, gently shelving golden sand.
Because of its exposed location often produces surf when other beaches don’t.
Never gets busy.
Car park/toilets/refreshment on the beach
Life Guard service during the summer months.

Accommodation in Padstow

Trevorrick Farm
St Issey
Nr Padstow
Cornwall
All booking Enquiries Please E-Mail: Reservations@accommodationincornwall.com

Tucked down a quiet country lane, leading only to the beautiful Little Petherick creek, with it's splendid views over the Camel estuary, Trevorrick Farm makes a perfect base for your holiday, whatever the season. At Trevorrick Farm you will find peace and tranquility in a beautiful setting, yet in close proximity to the delights Cornwall has to offer. Padstow is only 4 miles by car. The north coasts' famous sandy beaches are just a 10 to 15 minute drive away and the world renowned Eden project is just 17miles. If you don't fancy cooking an excellent pub/restaurant is a ten minute stroll along the lane and the village pub just a mile away.

The area is a paradise for wildlife; we are set in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Along the creek and estuary you will find a wide variety of birdlife. Around the farm you will see swallows and house martins and at dusk bats and maybe an owl or badger. After dark, the sky comes alive with a wealth of stars not seen in the towns and cities. If you come in the spring you will see wild primroses, bluebells, bright yellow gorse, then later in the year foxgloves, orchids, valarium and many species of butterfly. Given the mild Cornish climate, Trevorrick Farm is the ideal holiday destination for all seasons.

The Cottages

Our range of 1 and 2 bedroom cottages, converted from lovely old stone and slate farm buildings, comfortably sleep from 2 to 5 and are ideally suited to both couples and families. They are fitted out to a high standard, including fridge/freezer, microwave, radio, TV and video or DVD. Beds have duvets with co-ordinated covers, sheets and pillow cases. All bathrooms have baths with showers over and shaver points. Bed linen and tea towels are provided; towels are available to hire if required. The English Tourism Council inspect the cottages annually and have been classified 3 stars.

Electricity is provided from £1 coin meters and all cottages have a storage radiator in the lounge and one in each bedroom. Additionally, there is a fan heater or electric radiant heater in every room. The storage heaters are provided direct from our own supply at no extra cost between November and mid May, but at other times will cost £10 per week for 1 bedroomed cottages, and £15 per week for 2 bedroomed cottages. Metered electricity is charged at 10p per unit (1kWh).

Cots and high chairs are proved free of charge and should be requested when booking. We provide stair gates in the two storey cottages (Owls Roost and Curlew). Having young children ourselves, we can generally supply any other baby equipment that you may need (eg. baby bath, steriliser, bouncy cradle, etc). For older children, we endeaver to provide a selection of toys and books in the cottage, suitable for the age of your child.

The 'Wash House' contains local tourist information, a pay phone and a coin operated washing machine and tumble dryer. Outside there are rotary clothes dryers.

For the comfort of all our guests, we do not allow smoking in any of the cottages.
The Old Round House
Sleeps 2 (+2 summer holiday only)

NEW in - completely refurnished double bedroom, refurbished kitchen with new fridge freezer and cooker. Early 2005 - new bathroom, double glazing and lounge carpeting.

A unique and extremely spacious single storey cottage converted from an old round house in which the corn was ground. The entrance is into the kitchen, leading to the attractive semi circular lounge which has an impressive vaulted ceiling with some original exposed beams. The lounge features an open log burning fireplace and patio doors opening onto a small south facing fenced garden with extensive views overlooking open farmland and St Breock Downs. There is a charming double bedroom.

Owls Roost
Sleeps 4
New for - Log burning stove for those cosy evenings in, oak laminate floor, refurbished kitchen
This two storey cottage was half of the old barn. The entrance is up a few steps to the lounge / kitchen which are on the first floor to take full advantage of the views over the gardens to the Camel Estuary in one direction and towards St Breock
Downs in the other. Downstairs, which has a low ceiling, is the bathroom and two cosy bedrooms, one with a double and the other with full size bunk beds.

Curlew Cottage
Sleeps 5
NEW For - refurbished kitchen, new upstairs carpeting, new sitting room furniture.

A two storey cottage which was converted from half of the old barn. On the ground floor is the kitchen/living area and a twin bedded room, with additional good quality "z" bed if required. Upstairs is the bathroom and master bedroom. The bright and spacious double bedded room with its high ceiling has a pine four poster bed. There are far reaching views from the master bedroom over the gardens and towards the Camel Estuary and Rock. Patio furniture is provided in the gardens just outside the cottage.
Badgers Way
Sleeps 4/5
NEW FOR - a completely refurbished double bedroom, a new bathroom with bath and thermostatic shower over, oak laminate flooring in the living area, refurbished kitchen.

A n attractive very spacious single storey cottage converted from the old milking parlour. From the kitchen, which overlooks the gardens, an arch leads through into the lounge/dining room, which has an open Cornish slate wood burning fireplace. The master bedroom has a double bed, vanity unit and can accommodate, when required, an additional single bed. The second bedroom has twin beds.
Patio doors open onto a southerly aspect fenced garden, with views over fields and Little Petherick

Serendipity
Sleeps 4/5
NEW FOR - new bathroom with bath and thermostatic shower over, refurbished kitchen.

This spacious single storey cottage, with bow windows, was converted from old stone and slate stores and overlooks the gardens. The spacious lounge has an exposed Cornish slate wall with the kitchen at one end. The master bedroom has a double bed, and the second bedroom has twin beds. As both bedrooms are large, either can accommodate an additional single bed, if required. Patio furniture is provided on a terrace in front of the cottage.
Lily Pad Cottage
Sleeps 2
NEW FOR - Maple laminate floor in living area, new sofa suite and new bedroom carpeting. NEW FOR 2005 - log burner.
A single storey cottage converted from old stone and slate stores with views over the gardens from the lounge, and Little Petherick Creek from the bedroom.

The entrance leads into the lounge, with the kitchen and dining area being at one end. This leads through into the bedroom, which has a feature pine boarded apex ceiling, exposed beams and a 4 poster bed. The bathroom is en suite. Many of the walls have been retained in their natural stone finish.

Credis View

Sleeps 4+1
Credis View is our static caravan, situated in its own fenced garden and facing south with magnificent views of the Little Petherick Creek, the Camel Estuary, across to Rock and the hills beyond.
The spacious lounge, with TV, takes full advantage of the views. The kitchen is well equipped with fridge, full size cooker and microwave. The caravan has two bedrooms, one double and one twin. The bathroom has a toilet and shower.