Bed and Breakfast Penzance, Marazion, St Michael's Mount,

Torwood House is a small family run licensed hotel where a smile and warm welcome is always guaranteed

Situated only 500 metres
from the sea front

En-suite rooms
Some four poster rooms available for those special occasions
Ample on street parking
Special short breaks available
Special dietary needs catered for
Major credit cards accepted

Special Offers

at Torwood house

Check this page for details

Discounts on Children sharing with parents

Dinner, Bed and Breakfast £35 per person per night minimum stay 2 nights excluding July and August.

Stay two nights third free selected months only

Tariff 2008

Ensuite From £26.00 - £28.00 pppn Standard From £24.00 - £26.00 pppn Please ask about discounts for children sharing with parents Optional evening meal: £18.00 pppn

Torwood is an old Victorian house built in the late 1800s which has been renovated to incorporate many of the original features. It is situated in a beautiful tree lined avenue only 500 metres from the sea front.

Your hosts Lynda, who is Cornish and Steve assure you of a warm welcome. The bedrooms are tastefully furnished with colour T.V's, DVD, Digi Boxes, tea/coffee making facilities and clock radio's. We offer discounts for long stay visitors and senior citizens.

Breakfast is served between 8.00 a.m and 10.00 a.m, but earlier breakfasts can be arranged if required. An evening meal is available at £18.00 per person, this is a four course menu and consists of a choice of main courses.

The dining room has a warm and relaxing atmosphere. For those unwanted dull days, an array of traditional board games and videos are available for use. Wireless Internet available in all rooms.

Penzance is ideally situated as a base for touring and itself boasts many fine old buildings, dating from the 17th to 19th century, particularly along Chapel Street. Its most magnificent building is the exotically fronted Egyptian House built in 1830, while a few doors away is the Penzance Maritime Museum which houses a collection of nautical memorabilia.

Opposite the harbour is the National Lighthouse Museum, tracing the history of local lighthouses which have guided ships away from the treacherous Cornish coastline for many centuries. The Penzance Museum and Art Gallery is set in beautiful gardens and features a selection of works by local artists along with a history of Cornwall Exhibitions.

Finally, three miles east of Penzance, off the oldest charted town of Marazion, lies the majestic St Michael's Mount, one of Cornwall's most magical sights as you come up to Penzance.

Lynda Sowerby
Torwood House
Alexandra Road, Penzance,
Cornwall TR18 4LZ

Tel/Fax. +44 (0) 1736 360063

email: Lyndasowerby@aol.com