Hotel Bed and Breakfast Lodgings Falmouth - Penmere Manor

Luxury Hotel Accommodation in Falmouth
An oasis of tranquility and calm

Welcome to the Best Western Penmere Manor Hotel, where we hope you will enjoy your stay and, like so many of our guests, return again and again. We are a three star, AA rated hotel, at 79% one of the highest ratings for a three star hotel in the area.

Set amidst beautiful surroundings, this Georgian house has been elegantly maintained and has an established reputation as a family-run hotel for nearly 40 years.

Situated on the outskirts of the busy port and town of Falmouth, and just a short drive away from the beaches and bay, the tranquil gardens and hotel grounds offer our guests an oasis of calm and a sense of grandeur from a bygone era.

Our staff pride themselves on personal knowledge and interaction with all our guests. Whether it is your choice of morning paper or evening drink, nothing is too much trouble for us to remember.

We want your stay to be as comfortable, relaxing and enjoyable as possible, so please just let us know if there is anything you need to make this the perfect place for your stay.

ROOMS

Superior Bedrooms

The superior garden rooms, so called as each is named after a famous Cornish garden, offer the last word in comfort and space. They have either king size double bed (with fold away bunks if required) or queen size double and large single beds, a lounge area with writing desk and separate dressing table, mini fridge and a trouser press with ironing board. The large bathrooms have a deep and luxurious bath, a separate pressurised shower unit and double vanity units. All rooms are front facing.

Standard Bedrooms

All of our standard rooms are tastefully designed and offer secure and comfortable accommodation. Each has an ensuite bathroom, tea/coffee making facilities, telephone, digital TV channels and hairdryer.

A range of standard single, twin and double rooms are available, some with garden or sea views.

Room 33

Our master bedroom, is the largest and most opulent of the hotel. Commanding the finest position in the oldest part of the main house, it boasts views over the beautiful gardens and outdoor pool to the sea.

The ultimate in comfort, with a stunning bathroom including a beautiful roll top bath. Room 33 is perfect for your special occasion.

RESTAURANT

The Manor Restaurant

One of Falmouth's best-kept secrets, the Manor Restaurant prides itself on serving the best quality, locally sourced foods. There are daily and seasonal changes to the menu and the restaurant is open to non-residents.

Live music is played during the summer, so relax and soak up the atmosphere.

FACILITIES

Leisure Club

The Penmere Leisure Club is open to non-residents and offers a wide choice of facilities. A Jacuzzi and sauna complement the heated indoor pool, so after a few lengths you can reward yourself with a relaxing soak in the hot bubbles.

Alternatively you can burn off some energy or work up an appetite for dinner in our fully equipped and air-conditioned gym.

Outdoor Pool

The heated outdoor pool, set in the former walled fruit garden is a sun trap and a wonderful location to sunbathe. Weather permitting, the pool is open between the end of April and the beginning of October.

Therapies

Penmere Manor Hotel offers an extensive range of treatments in our health and beauty salon, ranging from a full body aromatherapy massage, to reflexology treatments, holistic facials, manicures and pedicures, for both ladies and gentlemen.

FALMOUTH

Falmouth is the ideal location to base your holiday for exploring Cornwall. Whilst the Eden Project and the Tate St Ives are only an hour's drive, there is so much to see and do in the immediate vicinity.

Whatever the time of year the famous Cornish gardens must be seen. Within 10 miles of the Penmere Manor Hotel there are established estates such as Trelissick, Glendurgan, Trebah and Carwinion. We can also arrange individual garden tours with the head gardener of the Tregothnan Estate, the seat of Viscount Falmouth.

Visit the National Maritime Museum Cornwall on the edge of Falmouth Harbour and visit the watchtower to learn more about the evolution of the port and town.

Walk around Pendennis Castle on the headland and then take the ferry to St Mawes to see the sister fortification, commissioned by Henry VIII to defend Carrick Roads against foreign invasion.

Take a cruise up the Helford River and see where Daphne du Maurier was inspired to write "Frenchman's Creek" or take any of the fabulous coastal paths and enjoy the countryside and coastline on foot.