Cornwall bed and breakfasts

Cornwall: is a mystical kingdom, unspoilt and unsurpassed. Awesome cliffs shore up the coastline, arresting in the sheer scale of their splendour. Below them the waves thunder into caves in a surge of sea and spray. Cornwall's heritage is still acted out in its tiny harbours - the landing of fish, mending of nets, stacking of lobster pots - an endlessly changing tapestry. In its old inns, heaving seafood platters are accompanied by tales of vast pilchard shoals, midnight brandy runs, shipwrecks and heroic rescues. Take one step back from the coast and you'll find a very different Cornwall. A patchwork of fields lies unchanged from medieval times. Lush river valleys give way to wild heathland heaving with massive granite tors. Stacks from old tin mines point skywards from beds of heather and gorse. Villages boast curious and ancient names - Come To Good, Ting Tang, London Apprentice and Indian Queens. Parish churches, the best storytellers of all, wait in silence; and holy wells, Celtic stone circles and dolmens speak of other, more mysterious times. For Accommodation please click on the Globes below.

	Town	Name of Accommodation
	Bodmin	Milobel House
	Bude	Broad Langdon
	Bude	Harefield Cottage
	Charlestown	Ansome View
	Hayle	Treglisson Guest House
	Helston	Campden House
	Helston	Halwyn Holidays
	Launceston	Rezare Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast
	Looe	Fieldhead Hotel and Horizons Restaurant
	Lostwithiel	Penrose B&B
	Mawnan Smith, Nr. Falmouth	Chynoweth
	Mevagissey	Honeycombe House
	Mevagissey	Tregoney House
	Mevagissey	Wild Air
	Newquay	Fairview Guest House
	Newquay	The Three Tees Hotel
	Praa Sands	Dingley Dell B&B
	St. Austell	Nanscawen Manor House
	St. Austell	Sedgemoor Heights
	St. Austell	The Beech Tree Guest House
	St. Ives	Atlantic Heights
	St. Wenn, Nr. Bodmin	Treliver Farm
	Tintagel	The Avalon
	West Looe	Gulls Hotel

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