Liskeard Bed & Breakfasts Guide

enjoy a game of tennis, a scenic walk or simply relax beside the fire at this welcoming farm house set in lawns and rolling Cornish countryside

set in an attractive garden with a babbling stream flowing by; the day starts with an award winning breakfast of locally sourced produce

fresh Cornish produce is featured on the extensive breakfast menu at this handsome 18th century house set between Looe and Liskeard

a traditional pub with bright, well-presented rooms, some with scenic views, situated just off the A38 and opposite Menheniot's little station

peace and quiet pervade on this working dairy farm that sits overlooking a tranquil valley and is well placed to explore coast and countryside

a good choice of breakfast options help set you up for a day of exploring or activities at this traditional guest house situated close to the centre

stay in light and airy guest rooms that feature contemporary decor at this welcoming guest house situated a 5 minute stroll from the town centre

"an amazing little place", "really nice breakfast", "super place to unwind and relax" just a few comments from recent guests of Coombe Cottage

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

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

nestled in 2 acres of mature gardens with scenic views of the Looe Valley; has elegant, well-appointed rooms and serves a hearty breakfast

in a village not far from the market town of Liskeard, charming annex accommodation with kitchen facilities and overlooking a pretty garden

original features are still on view at this 13th century former mill that sits beside a stream; accommodation is a suite with private entrance

located inland from Looe in a peaceful location, a former inn now offers spacious rooms and a large garden with a children's play area

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

at 996 feet atop Caradon Hill this is Cornwall's highest inn and has stunning views, stay in the main inn or cabins and pods set in pine trees

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