Bed & Breakfast Penzance Cornwall B&B Bay Lodge Penzance

TARIFF 2008

From £27 pppn

Reductions for children 10% discount on weekly bookings. Mid week bookings and Isles of Scilly stop over available.

En-suite Bed & Breakfast
in Penzance

Sea views from most rooms

• OPEN ALL YEAR
• DOUBLE - TWIN - FAMILY ROOMS
• ALL ROOMS EN-SUITE WITH HAIRDRYERS -
  TEA & COFFEE FACILITIES & REMOTE COLOUR TV (DVD IN SOME ROOMS)
• SEA VIEWS FROM MOST ROOMS
• PRIVATE PARKING
• NON SMOKING
• INTERNET ACCESS
• SITUATED WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE FROM THE ISLES OF SCILLY HELIPORT & FERRYPORT, RAILWAY & COACH TERMINUS
• BEACH, TOWN AND SUPERMARKET

Your Stay at Bay Lodge

We look forward to welcoming you to the Bay Lodge and providing you with a good quality room and friendly and professional service. Between us we have an extensive knowledge of the area and are happy to help in the planning and arranging of trips, visits and walks during your stay. We aim to ensure that your stay at the Bay Lodge is a pleasant one!

We offer a varying breakfast menu with a choice of full English/continental breakfast or combination of both and a selection of lighter items. Breakfast is served between 8-9am, earlier breakfasts can be served by prior arrangement.

Arriving at Bay Lodge by Car:

Follow the A30 through Cornwall to the Tesco Roundabout on Eastern Green as you approach Penzance - Use the left lane signed for Penzance Town Centre, onto the B3311 - Take the second turning on the right. Immediately turn right again Bay Lodge is the first house on the left with a palm tree in the garden.

Arriving at Bay Lodge by Train or Coach:

Penzance has both a rail and coach terminus from destinations throughout the UK. These terminuses are located next to each other, and within walking distance of Bay Lodge however a taxi rank is close at hand.

Penzance and West Cornwall

Bay Lodge is located just 20 yards from the shores of Mount's Bay with a view over the bay to St. Michael's Mount.

Penzance is Cornwall's largest and most westerly borough. Only 10 miles from Land's End, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Celtic culture. Surrounded by cliffs, rocky coves, sandy beaches and crystal clear seas and moors covered with heather and gorse.

Fishing villages, cliff-top walks, sub-tropical vegetation and a wealth of industrial and maritime heritage, the town of Penzance and it's coastline peppered with coves, caves, and a history of smugglers and wreckers, inspired Gilbert and Sullivan to name one of their most famous productions "The Pirates of Penzance".

Cornwall is the home of the Eden Project and to many beaches that are ideal for families and children, with sandy beaches and inviting water; lifeguards patrol most of these popular venues during the summer. For water sports enthusiasts, there are excellent opportunities for surfing and windsurfing, while sailing is popular in Mounts Bay. Scattered over the Peninsula are many prehistoric sites walks and commercial gardens to visit.

Mounts Bay is the setting for the island castle of St Michael's Mount while, further around the coast, lays the Minack Theatre set dramatically in the cliffs above the sea. Other attractions in the area are the Lands End Experience, The Tate Gallery in St Ives, Paradise Park bird sanctuary in Hayle and nearby is the town of Helston - Flambards Theme Park and The Seal Sanctuary at Gweek. There are many museums, galleries and other attractions in and around Penzance, plus the best Cornish food, drinks and entertainment in a great range of bars, restaurants, pubs and clubs, there will never be a shortage of things to do.