The focal point of this beautiful Cornish port, the ‘Old Lady of Fowey’ has been welcoming weary travellers, merchants and fishermen for more than four centuries. Guests can relax by the large open fire, browse the mouthwatering menu before retiring upstairs to the spacious quirky bedrooms.
This five start B&B is set on a beautiful, working farm nestled away in a secluded valley between Polperro and Looe. Many of the spacious guest rooms and suites are located in the classic Cornish granite barns that surround the traditional courtyard.
Set in the small Cornish fishing hamlet of Crumplehorn, this 18th century former mill and farmhouse now offers comfortable guest accommodation in a variety of rooms and suites. Live, outdoor music is a regular feature during the summer months.
Natal House Bed and Breakfast offers guest accommodation in four comfortable en suite double bedrooms. Built by a Cornishman in 1923 on his return from a lifetime of colonial service, it stands just a short stroll from Polperro’s picturesque, historic harbour.
This 200-year-old former Mine Captain’s cottage set in the heart of Cornwall now offers family run B&B accommodation in comfortable, well-appointed en suite rooms. Vine Cottage is surrounded by numerous visitor attractions including the Eden Project, Fowey, Charlestown and Mevagissey.
From its waterside terrace, this award winning luxury hotel overlooks the stunning waterfront at picturesque Fowey. Serving river oysters, pan-fried scallops and fine wines, you can watch the days catch being landed from the hotel’s restaurant.
Providing good food and comfortable accommodation for more than 400 years, the Old Ferry Inn overlooks the Bodinnick to Fowey ferry. Set alongside the former family home of Daphne du Maurier, it boasts a panoramic restaurant and traditional Cornish pub.
Set in the beautiful fishing village of Polperro in Cornwall, Penryn House offers cosy en-suite accommodation, a tasty, plentiful breakfast and is only moments from the harbour and numerous cliff top walks.