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Penventon Park Hotel
Please note it is only a selection of our Superior Rooms that are Dog Friendly - Please contact us to check availability Set in private parklands in a Georgian mansion house, Penventon Park Hotel is...
Tricky's Hotel
Situated just outside historical Redruth, Tricky’s Hotel features 5 acres of grounds, and a traditional restaurant. The rugged coast at Portreath is a 5-minute drive away.
Inn For All Seasons
Featuring a terrace, restaurant, bar and free WiFi, Inn For All Seasons is set in Redruth, 26 km from Newquay Train Station and 26 km from St Michael's Mount.
Portreath Arms
Along the north Cornwall coast, around 30 minutes’drive from Newquay and St Ives, Portreath Arms has a cosy bar and restaurant serving fresh home-cooked food.
Greenbank Hotel
With an impressive seafront location overlooking Falmouth Harbour, Greenbank Hotel offers panoramic views and traditional charm.
Mannings Hotel
Make 2024 your year to … Visit Truro Our Great Little City is perfect for a weekend getaway in any season.
The John Francis Basset Wetherspoon
Located in Camborne and within 20 km of St Michael's Mount, The John Francis Basset Wetherspoon features a bar, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Hotel VARA
Whether you're in Truro to visit the city, work, or explore, The Hotel VARA is an excellent base to stay on one of the best and leafiest streets in Truro, a short walk from Truro's Lemon Street, and...
Tyacks Hotel
Situated just off the A30 in Camborne, the 3-star Tyacks Hotel is a charming 18th-century coaching inn in the centre of Cornwall’s mining heritage area. It offers home-cooked meals and friendly staff....
Seven Stars Penryn
Situated in the centre of Penryn, Seven Stars Penryn features a restaurant and a bar. Featuring family rooms, this property also provides guests with a terrace. Free WiFi is available.
What guests said about Gwennap:
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We used Gwennap as a base really. Area is very rural.
We used Gwennap as a base really. Area is very rural. We had very busy days so it was nice to return to the cottage and relax. We would've liked to have an evening meal at the local pub one night but felt, although it is an easy drive it was just a bit far to walk. It was so pleasant just to hear the sounds of the country. No traffic noise, just the odd distant rumble of a tractor. Nice area if you want to "get away from it all".
roseUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Gwenap is a tiny village, it has an old church and a small...
Gwenap is a tiny village, it has an old church and a small local shop but you really need a car in order to explore, it’s an ideal location for exploring Cornwall though. Gwenap is about four miles from Falmouth which is a quaint seaside town, there are some lovely beaches there. If you are interested in art then you will love it as there are quite a few art shops with some amazing artwork. Perranporth is about twenty minutes away and is to the north side of Gwenap, it has stunning scenery, costal walks and an amazing beach. Truro is about thirty minutes away, Newquay and Penzance aren’t that far away either. I was only there for three days, really not long enough. We found a lovely restaurant called The Golden Lion, off the beaten track down very narrow lanes and right next to a huge lake. The food was superb. If you don’t like driving you would be better off staying actually in one of the seaside towns.RachelUnited Kingdom
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