Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in Cornwall, England

Wellington House - This Edwardian guest house is an easy walk from the seafront, the harbour side and town centre. Rooms are recently refurbished with new beds, en suite showers and digital TVs. Wellington House has been run by the same family for nearly 25 years and has lovely views. It is located on a bus route and within 5 minutes of 2 railway stations. Ample off-street parking is available. A hearty breakfast at Wellington House can feature Cornish, free-range or Fairtrade produce, and real porridge.

Hawthorne Dene - This welcoming, family-run guest house is a 10-minute stroll from the main town of Falmouth, 5 minutes from Falmouth's beautiful sandy beaches. Once inside Hawthorne Dene, you can experience the elegance, charm and comfort of a bygone era. This beautiful old house has a fine library with an open log fire. Perhaps one of the finest guest houses in the historic port of Falmouth, the Hawthorne Dene has spectacular sea views.

Polrode Mill Cottage - Comfy rooms, real fires and gourmet meals help create the relaxed, romantic environment of Polrode Mill Cottage. Polrode is set in gardens and woodland in the Allen Valley. It is just off the A39 between the old market towns of Camelford and Wadebridge. It is both modern and rustic, and offers en suite rooms with brass beds, roll-top baths and fresh flowers. Enjoy an optional 3-course dinner from the daily changing menu that features the best local and seasonal produce.

Beaches At Newquay - This beautiful, small, boutique-style bed and breakfast has high-specification rooms that have been individually designed. All rooms at Beaches are en suite, with free Wi-Fi access. Each room has its own unique style. Beaches At Newquay is only a 2-minute walk from the world-famous surfing venue at Fistral, with its long sandy beach. Newquay golf course is only a couple of minutes away, whilst Newquay town centre is just a 15-minute walk.

Bude Haven Hotel - Excellent guest accommodation where you can relax and enjoy good food in a friendly atmosphere. Relax in the hot tub, situated in the secluded side garden. Standing in a quiet residential area, Bude Haven is within easy walking distance of the town centre, beaches and Bude & North Cornwall Links Golf Club. Here, special green fee rates can be arranged. The 4-star Bude Haven is non-smoking and offers individually furnished en suite rooms of varying sizes and each is provided with a television, radio, beverage tray and hairdryer. Guests can use the outside hot tub, situated in the secluded side garden, free of charge. Alternatively, relax in the lounge or enjoy a drink in the bar. The residents' restaurant is open 5 nights of the week, being closed on Sunday and Wednesday evenings. It serves a wide ranging menu, from local seafood to the finest steaks.

Sportsmans Arms Hotel - Just 300 metres from the A38 road, very near Menheniot Rail Station, this traditional pub has a large car park, gardens and comfortable en suite rooms (full English breakfast included). The bar at the Sportsmans Arms offers a range of beers, lagers and local ales, with Sky Sports TV channels. Bedrooms include flat-screen TV with Freeview channels and DVD player. The Sportsmans Arms is well placed for exploring Cornwall. Looe and Polperro are only 5 miles (8 km) away, with the Eden project around a 30-minute drive. Looe and Polperro offer many restaurants, and the Sportsmans Arms can recommend an excellent Italian/English restaurant at the end of the road.

The Harlyn Inn - Situated almost on the beautiful sandy beach, this inn is the ideal place for an enjoyable Cornish holiday with 2 bars, and 2 restaurants catering for the whole family. Room are of a high standard and most of them are en suite. The inn's adjoining beach shop has wet suit and surf board hire facilities. The quaint old fishing town of Padstow with its rustic harbour-side pubs and shops is 3 miles away. However, if you are after nightlife, Newquay is only half an hour away.

Gyllyngvase House - 200 metres from the seafront at Gyllyngvase Beach, with Falmouth town centre and the historic harbour just a short walk away, Gyllyngvase House offers 4-star guest accommodation and free Wi-Fi. Friendly and family-run, Gyllyngvase House offers high quality accommodation, a licensed bar and a lovely south-facing garden with views over Falmouth Bay. The large, comfortable bar and lounge leads out onto the attractive terrace and garden, where, on a sunny day, you can sit and enjoy the views out to sea. There is an on-site car park, with free parking available for guests. The double, twin and family rooms are all en suite and have TVs, telephones and tea/coffee making facilities. There are also a limited number of single rooms available that are not en suite. To complete a relaxing stay, you could also enjoy an in-room beauty treatment. A full English breakfast is included in the price and is freshly made using locally sourced produce wherever possible.

Castleton Guest House - Set within a lovely Georgian townhouse in Falmouth, this small and friendly B&B presents itself as the ideal base from which to discover the beauty of South West Cornwall. Just a 2-minute walk from Falmouth's many shops and restaurants, Castleton Guest House is also within easy reach of the town's premier beach, Gyllanvase. Falmouth itself is close to many main attractions, including The Eden Project and the beautiful Cornish coastline, which displays harbours and creeks with water perfect for a range of water-sports. Offering lovely, bright accommodation within a relaxed atmosphere, Castleton Guest House also provides a welcoming lounge area in which you can unwind after a long day of exploring the area.

Cornish Arms - On the A390, just a few miles east of St Austell and a mile south of the Eden Project, this charming, traditional former coaching inn today offers free Wi-Fi and free parking. Originally built as a coaching inn, the Cornish Arms is now a cosy, traditional pub offering comfortable, homely accommodation in the centre of the village of St Blazey, adjacent to the parish of St Blaize. Situated on the A390, this traditional inn offers easy access to the region's major roads, making it a convenient base from which to explore the region. Free private parking is available for guests. The Cornish Arms is also on The Cornish Way, a cycle route that is part of the National Cycle Network. There is a walking and cycle path leading from the inn to the Eden Project. The Cornish Arms is a good local pub and has a fine reputation for providing great beers and satisfying meals. The restaurant offers tasty lunches and delicious dinners. There is a range of accommodation to suit the needs and budget of any traveller. Some rooms have en suite bathrooms and rooms with shared bathroom facilities are also available at great rates. All of the rooms have TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available in the inn's public areas. A hearty, home-made Cornish cooked breakfast is included in the price.