Launceston Bed & Breakfasts Guide

quietly placed next to the River Tamar and offering a peaceful country retreat, the luxurious rooms feature antique furniture and artwork

offering a tranquil and historic setting in beautiful countryside, a new B&B wing of a converted country estate stables offers fresh, modern rooms

a working farm set in quiet countryside close to the River Tamar, the elegant rooms are well-equipped; evening meals available with notice

peaceful and charming farmhouse set amidst scenic countryside, it features cosy, beautifully presented rooms, some with antiques

two converted 15th-century mill cottages that retain plenty of character features and are situated a mile from the Devon and Cornwall border

just 1.5 miles off the A30 yet a whole world away with its quiet garden, views of Bodmin Moor and a hearty breakfast of local and home produce

a 350 acre working arable farm offering well-equipped rooms set in a converted barn; relax and enjoy the natural setting and local wildlife

escape to the country at this cosy, studio room set on a working farm on the edges of Bodmin Moor and a 20 minute drive from the coast

charming Georgian property dating from 1742 with bags of character set in a peaceful hamlet yet is only a 10 minute drive from the A30

set on the edge of a small village located midway between Okehampton and Launceston and making an excellent touring base

a working farm tucked away in scenic countryside close to the border of Cornwall and Devon, breakfast is prepared using local farm produce

converted to a very high standard this former barn sits in tranquil countryside on a working farm, there are just 2 well-presented rooms

perched above the River Tamar, this magnificent hotel, set in expansive grounds with views across the valley, offers elegantly furnished rooms

an attractive Georgian manor built in 1764 situated next to the ruins of Launceston Castle that retains many of its charming original features

cosy hotel with log fires, antique furniture in the elegant rooms and exclusive fishing rights on 20 miles of the River Tamar and tributaries

set just off the A30 so in a perfect spot for an en-route stop, the spacious rooms overlook the golf course and there is a traditional restaurant