BED & BREAKFAST TARIFF

Spring Special: For any 3 nights or more not taking in a Friday/Saturday to the end of May, our out of season tariff will apply. HIGH SEASON (JULY / AUGUST)   DAILY WEEKLY Double sea view £29.00 - £34.00 £192.00 - £230.00 Rear double £26.50 - £30.00 £172.00 - £200.00 Single sea view £31.00 £205.00 FOR STAYS IN APRIL, MAY, JUNE AND SEPTEMBER THERE IS A REDUCTION OF 5% ALL PUBLIC HOLIDAYS ARE AT HIGH SEASON RATE. FAMILY ROOMS AVAILABLE PLEASE NOTE WE DO NOT OFFER FRIDAY OR SATURDAY ONE NIGHT STAYS. SORRY WE DO NOT ACCEPT PETS. OUT OF SEASON TARIFF FROM 1ST OCTOBER TO END OF MARCH EXCLUDING HOLIDAYS £24.00 PER PERSON PER NIGHT B & B £28.00 SINGLE SEA VIEW ROOM PER NIGHT SEA VIEW ROOMS INCLUDED WHERE AVAILABLE.

Outstanding unspoilt holiday destination
in the historic fishing port of Looe
Close to the Coastal path

11 en-suite bedrooms

Stunning Sea Views

The TREVANION HOTEL is located in West Looe overlooking the beach and harbour entrance, with far reaching sea views.

Built circa 1895, it is a charming former Gentleman's Residence consisting of 11 ensuite bedrooms and the location we believe is amongst the finest you will find anywhere in Cornwall.

We are a member of the visitbritain national quality assurance standard scheme and the south east cornwall tourism association and as such all accommodation and services are inspected annually.

BED & BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION

We have five rooms on the first floor which Include family, double and single rooms.

Room 1, as pictured on the right, is the largest room in the Hotel and has an 18' panoramic window over-looking everything and original Cornish stone Wall. This can be requested for double occupancy at a supplement.

All rooms are en-suite, have remote control colour/text TV, radio alarm clocks and tea and coffee making facilities. A public telephone is available for the use of guests, and 24 hour access is available.

We have six bedrooms on the second floor in the same style as the picture consisting of family size rooms and doubles.

LOOE

West and East Looe have been joined by a bridge since the early 15th Century although the seven arch bridge today dates from 1854.

The town itself is full of narrow picturesque lanes and a medieval Guildhall is now a museum. The Town's mainstay is tourism. Although the fishing fleet is the second largest in Cornwall. Recreational fishing is popular in the Summer with Looe hosting the Headquarters of the Shark Angling Club of Great Britain.

If dining in town all tastes and budgets are catered for. Looe is not just a summer but a year round resort that really buzzes at Christmas and New Year with street and river decorations, and fancy dress at New Year. (Book early for New Year).

Apart from the safe beaches on both West and East Looe, lots of activities are available. Walking being one of the favourites. The National Trust walk to Polperro is very popular as are the walks that follow the banks of Looe River.