Bed and Breakfast Holiday lodgings Newlyn- Harbour View Guest House

TARIFF 2008

Bed and Breakfast from £25 pp pn incl full English breakfast. All credit/debit cards accepted

Guest House in Newlyn

We have unrivalled views across Newlyn Harbour, Penzance, Mount’s Bay,
St. Michael’s Mount
and down to the Lizard

• All rooms overlook Newlyn Harbour and Mount's Bay
• All have private facilities including shower, basin, TV/CH and toilet
• Full English Breakfast served downstairs in the huge Guest TV Lounge/Dining Room - generous portions as well as fresh fruit, yoghurt etc. Specialities catered for.
• The kitchen is available to guests for free tea and coffee and other facilities
• Rear sunny patio garden
• Communal hairdryer and ironing facilities
• Wireless internet connection
• Children and pets welcome
• We have a No Smoking policy

View of Harbour View from the water

Room 1 has king-size bed, shower, basin, window seating, TV/CH - and own private toilet 4 steps across the landing

Room 2 has double bed and same as above

Room 3 has double bed, window seat, shower, and private bathroom just along corridor

Family Room incorporates Room 3, but has an adjoining small rear twin room and private bathroom

View from windows

Newlyn harbour, beneath you, is a working fishing port - watch the beamers, the smaller fishing and sailing boats and the lifeboat come and go, berthed to the new marina in the foreground. Visit the fish market early morning. Buy some fresh locally caught fish and cook it. Relax in one of the many local restaurants or pubs for a good night out. It was home of the famous historic Newlyn painting school. Newlyn has a wonderfully friendly community spirit with plenty of colourful characters, pubs, restaurants and attractions.

West Cornwall is an area of outstanding natural beauty and has many fine sandy beaches and rocky coves. The scenery varies from wooded valleys to wild moorland and rugged cliffs. It is an area rich in history with stone circles and megaliths, and the engine houses of the tin-mining era. It is famous for its art galleries, festivals, craft shops and potteries as well as its splendid sub-tropical gardens.

Local places of interest include St Michael’s Mount, Land’s End, Sennen, St Ives, the Lizard, the Helford River, the Tate Gallery (St Ives), the Minack Theatre (Porthcurno), and many small picturesque villages such as Mousehole and Lamorna just down the road. Penzance is also the departure point for the Isles of Scilly either by boat, helicopter or by air from Land’s End.