Cornwall Country Bed & Breakfasts Guide

a renovated former corn mill set beside a babbling stream with a relaxing water side terrace; rooms are neat and traditional in style

exposed beams and open fires feature in the real ale bar, there is an an elegant guest lounge in a turret and a creative food menu is served here

at the waters edge of the Tamar Estuary with views across to Drakes Island and Plymouth, the well-presented rooms enjoy the same views

a charming 17th century inn set above a secluded cove and features light and airy rooms and a restaurant serving fresh locally caught fish

a well appointed house with traditionally furnished rooms, some with 4-poster beds, set in gardens; evening meals are served most nights

atmospheric inn set atop Bodmin Moor offering refuge to travellers and smugglers for centuries and immortalised in Daphne du Maurier's novel

an atmospheric pub at the heart of its local community offering comfy rooms, homemade dishes made from local ingredients and local ales

character features such as wooden beams and slate floors feature at this 16th century inn near Port Isaac; updated rooms have individual decor

a family run 17th century inn offering a warm welcome, real ales, bar meals prepared with local produce and a real fire in chillier weather

this historic 12th century coaching inn with a traditional bar and comfy rooms is set in a pretty village that sits amidst glorious countryside

a former coaching inn set in the shadow of the church in this attractive village, rooms are traditionally styled, cosy and comfortable

situated on the old highway from London to Land's End this former coaching inn is reputed to be one of Cornwall's oldest pubs

slate floors and beamed ceilings emphasise this 17th century inn's former life as a coaching inn, the traditional rooms are simply furnished

16th-century, thatched-roof inn showcasing local produce and ales and offering comfortable, well-presented rooms that retain period features

traditional inn set on the main square of a quiet village on the Lizard Peninsula offering comfortable and well-presented guest rooms

a classic Cornish pub set on upland between St. Ives and Penzance where the two spacious rooms are set in a listed converted barn

the most southerly inn on the British mainland situated 15 minutes walk from Lizard Point; stylish guest rooms are situated in a separate building

on the edge of the village, on the road leading to Polperro's celebrated fishing harbour, this picturesque cornish inn offers cosy rooms and suites

a charming pub said to be one of Cornwall's oldest, the low beamed ceilings, open fireplaces and thick stone walls all reflect its rich heritage

a 300 year old inn set in an atmospheric fishing cove amidst rugged coastline, relics adorn the walls collected from a rich seafaring history

for 400 years this traditional inn has stood overlooking the estuary and offers simple but comfy rooms, good food and wonderful views of Fowey

sympathetically restored, this centuries old pub retains sturdy granite walls, beams and open fires and is ideally placed to explore the area

a gem of a Cornish experience in this country inn dating from the 14th century, with stone-walled rooms, in the heart of Tintagel near the castle

a traditional inn set in a pretty village 5 miles from Looe that has an outdoor seating area overlooking a babbling stream and cosy rooms

relax beside the fire in winter or soak up some rays on the outside deck in summer at this friendly pub that is within a short drive of beaches

this charming hotel retains many period features that date back to the 18th century, it is ideally situated between Bodmin and Wadebridge

this 15th century coaching inn boasts a pretty village location that is close to the coast and scenic views over the Lynher and Tamar Rivers

smart, stylish rooms are set in converted former stables and barns next to the 16th century coaching inn in a pretty village just off the A30

surrounded by green expanses and splendid gardens close to Port Isaac, there are elegant rooms and a terrace with scenic views

a clifftop hotel known to many as Portwenn School in the hit TV series, Doc Martin; rooms are light and airy and some retain original features

a restored manor in 40 acres of secluded grounds where peacocks roam; a relaxing touring base with easy access to coast and countryside

an 18th century former corn mill set in 7 acres of grounds amidst a wooded valley with beamed ceilings, flag stone floors and log fires