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Bed and Breakfasts in Cornwall
Travel Guide, heritage, and accommodation information
Historic
Accommodation - heritage rated
We love British heritage and history. If your idea of fine accommodation is an
historic medieval coaching inn or an elegant country house hotel, you'll like
our new Heritage Rating system for accommodation. We've poured over thousands
of bed and breakfasts, hotels, inns, and guest houses in our directory and noted those accommodation properties that offer
more than just a room - they offer a taste of history! If you love British
heritage, look for  or  .
Historic accommodation properties, those rated highly on a Heritage Rating, are also highlighted
in yellow and listed first under each location. Learn more
about Heritage Ratings for historic properties.
Cornwall is a wonderful region of stunning coastal scenery, picture perfect fishing villages, historic houses, and semi-tropical gardens. If you enjoy walking you'll find the South West Coast Path an inviting challenge, but there are also a number of less vigorous trails. Or if you prefer to just lie on the beach, there's plenty of options to choose from! Here is a browseable listing of Bed and breakfasts, guesthouses, and small hotel locations in Cornwall, England. Please select your desired location from the map by clicking on an icon, or from the menu below. For suggestions on what to see and do in the area, visit our Cornwall Travel Guide
Alternative accommodation: Hotels - Cottages
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Cornwall Bed
and Breakfast Locations
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Altarnun - Bodmin - Bude - Bugle - Calstock - Camelford - Cawsand - Constantine - Duloe - Falmouth - Lanner - Launceston - Liskeard - Looe - Lostwithiel - Newlyn - Newquay - Padstow - Par - Pelynt - Penzance - Polperro Looe - Rame - St Agnes - St Austell - St Germans - St Ives - St Marys - St Minver - Tintagel - Torpoint - Towednack - Truro -
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About Cornwall
Cornwall is one of the top destinations for visitors to the UK, and for Brits looking for someplace closer to home than the hot spots of the Med! The climate is more moderate than most areas of the UK, and this is reflected in the fact that sub-tropical gardens prosper along the more sheltered south coast. The north coast is more rugged, and gets stronger winds, a fact which makes the beaches along this section of the coast very popular with surfers. Many stretches of Cornwall's coast are protected as 'Heritage Coasts' (see our guide to Heritage Coasts in the UK). Some of the most scenic walks in Britain can be found along the Cornish coast as well. For example, our family has enjoyed the short walk from Boscastle to Tintagel, where the ruins of the old castle associated with King Arthur still cling to the cliffs. The Britain Express family has stayed and enjoyed the lovely fishing port of Porthleven, and the more rugged area around Crackington Haven, but I'd have to say, though, that the area around Mounts Bay is my favourite spot in Cornwall. The site of the summer sun setting around St Michael's Mount as the tide begins to cover the cobbled causeway to the castle, is one you will never forget if you have the pleasure to see it. Its well worth the visit.
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photo of Mounts Bay, Marazion, Cornwall is © David Ross and Britain Express
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