Bed & breakfast Morval. B&B Looe Cornwall. South East Cornwall

TARIFF 2007

From £50.00 per room per night Out of Season Special Offers Enquire for details

Country Hotel
in Morval near Looe
East Cornwall

• Close to Eden Project
• Good parking
• Stunning rural views
• Close to the coast & many National Trust properties
• Excellent dining - Bed & Breakfast to fine cuisine
• Licensed Bar

All rooms are decorated to a high standard and have everything needed to make your stay comfortable.

Most rooms have wonderful rural views and are ensuite. We have ground floor and first floor rooms, with both double and twin beds and a family room.

Our large Restaurant is where dinner and breakfast is served. We offer extensive dinner and breakfast menus along with a carvery Sunday lunchtime.

The Restaurant has fantastic views over the Cornish countryside and friendly staff to make your stay welcoming and comfortable.

Looe

Pilchard, copper & smuggling have all played a part in Looe's prosperity, but today only the fishing remains and caring for the visitor. As Cornwall's second most important fishing port, you'll always find colourful trawlers coming and going with great hustle at the fish auction held in East Looe's quay side market.

You can take advantage of the many boat trips around Looe Island & beyond, whilst the real adventurer can head out for deeper water in pursuit of fishing or diving. Enjoy a stroll along Banjo Pier or sit and watch the world go by in the many restaurants & cafes.

Polperro

The town is virtually traffic free so you can either travel by horse-drawn carriage, omnibus or simply wander at leisure through the narrow streets which lead down to the harbour.

Fishing trips and pleasure cruises are easily arranged giving a smuggler's eye view of the spectacular coastline, or you can uncover secret paths from Polperro to the coves of Talland and Lantivet along the South West Coast Path. Between the cottages, in the small shops and converted sail loft, you can browse through local crafts, jewellery and artists studios, or sample the delights of the finest Cornish confectionery. The museum of Smuggling is a must, too!

Liskeard

Places of interest include the guildhall with its clock tower built in 1859, the Foresters Hall Home to the towns Museum and tourist information office and Stuart House where Charles I stayed in 1644.

Take a scenic trip on the Looe Valley line along wooded riverbanks. Or visit the excellent leisure facilities at Lux Park Leisure Centre.

To the north west of Liskeard lies Bodmin Moor made famous by Daphne du Maurier's Jamaica Inn. The moors shrouded in mist and mystery hold abundant clues for those who want to delve into the past - burial chambers and holy wells, giant stones and Bronze Age settlements, decayed mine working and disused quarries.