Bed And Breakfasts 41 to 50 in Cornwall, England

Seascape Hotel And Restaurant - The Seascape is a family-run licensed hotel and restaurant overlooking the beautiful beach at Polzeath and with views of the coastline up to Pentire Headland. Seascape has 14 comfortable en suite bedrooms, all nicely appointed with a TV and beverage tray. 11 of the rooms have sea views. A 3-minute walk will bring you to the beach Good food is served in the restaurant from where there is a lovely view across the bay.

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.

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.

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.

Hawkins Arms - The Hawkins Arms is a village pub with en suite rooms. It serves good home-cooked food and a fine selection of Real Ales. The pub is located in the centre of Probus village, on the A390 between St Austell and Truro. The Hawkins Arms has a beer garden and free car parking.

The Gables Guest House - In beautiful, peaceful private gardens, just 5 minutes from the heart of St Austell's town centre, this small, charming family-run guest house offers free Wi-Fi and free parking. The Gables Guest House is less than 750 metres from the town centre and its banks, shops and cinema. The railway and bus station are also within easy reach. Slightly further afield, the Eden Project is only a 10-minute drive from the guest house and the Lost Gardens of Heligan are only 7 minutes away. Some of Cornwall's most beautiful beaches are also within easy reach, including Porthpean, Charlestown, Carlyon Bay, Gorran, Meavagissey and Portmellon. Parts of the building are believed to date back to the mid-19th century, including the attractive solid stone walls. All of the rooms have lovely views over the beautiful gardens, the fish pond and beyond. Each room has a flat-screen digital TV, tea/coffee and a welcome pack including fresh fruit and chocolates.

The Silver Jubilee - Located on level ground in the heart of Newquay, this friendly guest house is a short stroll from the harbour and 7 fine sandy beaches. The cosy, family-run guest house is dedicated to guest comfort and wellbeing. The restaurant and bar/lounge are on the ground floor and every effort is made to source locally produced food. There is a fruit basket at reception. All rooms have a small fridge and an en suite shower and toilet. The Silver Jubilee is near the rail and coach stations for day trips to Tintagel, Padstow, Eden Project and St.Ives. Many country-house gardens, zoos and attractions are nearby.

The Edgcumbe - Guest Accommodation - Run by a young and energetic family, the Edgcumbe has undergone an exciting refurbishment to offer chic seaside style and relaxed, professional service. Surrounded by sandy beaches and with sweeping views over Summerleaze Beach and the Downs, the hotel is only a 2-minute easy walk from the town. The Edgcumbe has the ideal location from which to explore the many sights and experiences of Cornwall. You could just stay in and have a Cornish cider in the bar, a home-made scone and hot chocolate in the cosy sun lounge or a relaxed meal in the Gallery Restaurant.

Tredethy House - Built in Tudor times and later extended, this beautiful, peaceful and informally elegant English country house is set in an area of outstanding beauty. Tredethy Country Hotel has been the home of many British families, and of Prince Chula of Thailand until the late 60s. A delightful and unique holiday spot today, Tredethy offers privacy and the blissful peace of the countryside, whatever the season. It is within easy reach of the north and south coasts, as well as the Eden Project and National Trust houses and gardens. The 7 acres of grounds at Tredethy are themselves a piece of history, with many old trees and plants. March hosts hundreds of narcissus, and April is time for the breathtaking display of bluebells, followed by wild garlic and blue and pink wildflowers.

The Windward - This peaceful hotel has a fantastic setting overlooking the award-winning beach at Porth. It is a calm, relaxing base for exploring Cornwall's sights and attractions. The Windward is located on the craggy North Cornwall coast where the Atlantic waves crash in. There are clean sandy beaches, rock pools and a crystal clear sea which provides excellent conditions for a range of water-sports. In the evenings you can relax with a drink from the bar, and sit out on the terrace overlooking the beach.