Bed & Breakfast in North Cornwall - Ideal for Padstow, Port Isaac, Tintagel, Polzeath, The Eden Project,

Polrode Mill Cottage

17th Century Cornish Country
Guest House

Allen Valley,
nr St Tudy,
North Cornwall,
PL30 3NS

Tel: 01208 850203

• 17th Century Country Guesthouse
• 3 En-suite Bedrooms / Double-ended Roll-top Baths
• Open Log Fire / Flagstone Floors / Oak Beams
• Quiet Rural Setting in Large Riverside Gardens
• Open All Year
• Optional 3 course Evening Meals, prepared using the best of organic home-grown and local produce
• Ideal Touring Base for.
• Polrode is a haven for Non-smokers

Ideal Location, just a short distance from Padstow, Port Isaac, Tintagel, Polzeath, The Eden Project, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, The National Trust Coastline and Bodmin Moor.

Deborah and David would like to welcome you to their picturesque country cottage set in three acres of gardens and woodland, in the beautiful birdsong Allen Valley. Comfy bedrooms, roaring fire and gourmet meals await in a romantic and relaxed environment.

Polrode is ideally situated minutes from the stunning North Coast, and is an ideal base from which to explore all the delights of Cornwall.

Accommodation

Bed & Breakfast Tariff 2008

Single £60-£90 per night
Double £79-£90 per night

Three course dinner menu £27.00

Polrode offers all the comforts of modern living whilst retaining all its character and rustic charm. Bedrooms are havens of comfort. Cast iron/brass beds, period stripped pine furniture, top quality linens, a small library of books and fresh flowers.

The luxurious bathrooms have roll top baths and huge fluffy towels warmed on heated towel rails, perfect for relaxing after a days sightseeing or just a lazy day at the beach.

In the lounge, curl up on a comfy sofa in front of glorious crackling log fire with a good book and a drink.

A comprehensive selection of wines, spirits and Cornish Ales are available to complement your meal or to enjoy whilst relaxing in the house or gardens.

Meals

SAMPLE MENU Smoked Duck Breast with Herb Salad Baked Goats Cheese with Walnut Vinaigrette Citrus Roasted Fillets of Gurnard ****** Medallions of Monkfish with Grain Mustard Sauce Roasted Breast of Guinea Fowl with Fresh Herbs Haunch of Venison with Damson Sauce ****** Summer Pudding with Clotted Cream Chocolate Mocha Mousse Selection of West Country Cheeses

Eating is an important part of the Polrode experience. Enjoy a three course dinner, selected from our daily changing menu cooked to the highest standards using the very best of seasonal local produce. Fresh home baked bread, fish from St Ives, game and traditionally reared meat and fresh vegetables and soft fruit - much from our own vegetable garden.

Vegetarians and those with special diet requirements are spoiled too.

Treat yourselves at breakfast with fresh fruit, homemade preserves, eggs from our free range hens and delicious bacon and sausages from our local butcher.

If you do choose to venture out for dinner, there is a super choice of places to eat from good value pub food to Michelin starred restaurants.

Polrode and the Environment

We endeavour to be as green as possible without compromising on the comfort of our guests. Wood burning stoves, fuelled from our woods, are carbon neutral and supports our central heating system. Much of our refuse is recycled or composted. Energy efficient light bulbs reduce our electricity consumption, and ecologically friendly laundry and cleaning products are kind to our rivers.

We endeavour to support local food suppliers and use much of our own produce, minimising food miles and ensuring the freshest and best quality products.

The cottage and gardens are set in a SSSI along the River Allen, our organic approach to gardening supports the wide range of wild flora and fauna to be found.

LEISURE ACTIVITIES

Whether you stroll through our gardens, relax by the salmon stream or venture out, Polrode Mill Cottage provides a tranquil setting from which to base your holiday.

Whatever the season, Cornwall has much to offer from the rugged seas of winter, the snowdrops of spring, followed by primroses, daffodils, bluebells and then the stately rhododendrons heralding the start of summer.

Enjoy the many sandy beaches and coves or beautiful walks of the National Trust coastline, the Camel estuary or Bodmin Moor. The region has been designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty and offers a wealth of interest to ornithologists, ramblers and those who love the countryside and the rugged beauty of the Cornish coast.

Close by are the unspoilt fishing villages of Padstow, Port Isaac and Boscastle. The Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the houses and gardens at Lanhydrock, Pencarrow and Prideaux Place and the mythical castle at Tintagel are only a short drive away.

For those looking for more activity the Camel estuary is a fine centre for sailing, windsurfing and water skiing and the Camel Trail between Padstow and Bodmin is ideal for cycling.

Golfing is enjoyed all year round with Trevose, St. Kew, Bowood and St. Enodoc courses all within easy reach.

HOW TO FIND US

Travelling by car, motorways and dual carriageways bring you to the heart of Cornwall. London and The Midlands are only 4 hours away. We are just off the A39 between the old market towns of Camelford and Wadebridge. From Camelford you will enter the Allen Valley at Knightsmill,continue along the A39, Polrode Mill Cottage is 1.8 miles along the valley on the left hand-side.

CONTACT : 01208 850203