Advice from Cornwall please

[RobBrown]

The National Trust have some very nice properties for rent in Cornwall. We have stayed in many on both N & S coasts over the years, but ones that were very "coasty" were properties at Pont Pill nr Fowey,which is on the creek & at a no of cottages in Glendurgan which are right on the Helford River. Many other excellent properties in the county.

eg http://www.nationaltrustcottages.co...searchId=a47dd124-530d-48d6-a302-1fe287ac24f7

For N Coast try Port Quin. Lovely location, very quiet & picturesque

 

[longjohnsilver]

We stayed here in Falmouth a few years back, it was excellent and not expensive

http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotel_Review-g186235-d267804-Reviews-Poltair-Falmouth_Cornwall_England.html

 

[duncan99210]

Try looking at this site http://www.falriver.co.uk/ - yes I know it the ferry company but they do have some nice accommodation and there are links to B&B and other accommodation.

 

[phantomlady]

This place is amazing!
www.prussiacove.co.uk

 

[johnalison]

Some of my wife's relations run this business. they have made an amazing job of building it up over many years and I believe they do a sound business: http://www.classic.co.uk/

Their catalogue is very extensive and they seem to demand high standards.

 

[robp]

Thanks all for the good info and contacts, which I knew I'd get! Probably S.E. Cornwall will be best bet to save mileage. I regret not sailing the West Country yet. Maybe sometime I hope.

Good weekend.
Rob

 

[Plyn]

'The Rosemary' is an excellent b& b in Falmouth, sadly closed over Xmas due to Kitchen refurbishment. The only one in The Good Hotel Guide.