Bed and Breakfast Holiday Lodgings St. Mawes - The Victory Inn - B&B Roseland Peninsula,

Bed & Breakfast Accommodation

ST MAWES - ROSELAND PENINSULA

En-suite Bed & Breakfast
in St. Mawes
St. Mawes - Roseland Peninsula

The Victory Inn is the only traditional pub in St Mawes, Cornwall enjoyed by both locals and visitors alike. Serving lunches and dinners seven days a week, the menu contains something for everyone including fresh local seafood dishes, steaks, pasta and vegetarian options. Children's menu also available. Upstairs is an elegant but informal non-smoking restaurant serving the same excellent menu (booking advisable). Outside seating with views over the harbour. Good selection of beers and wines including 4 different real ales and 3 lagers. Children and dogs welcome.

ROOMS

The Victory has two very well appointed rooms, with double beds and en-suite bathrooms, and contain all the usual facilities. The victory is situated right in the middle of the village making staying there very convenient for exploring the area. Car parking is available either on the quay (15m), or in the main village car park (75m). The rooms fill up very quickly in the Summer months and booking is strongly recommended.

RESTAURANT

As well as serving food downstairs in the bar area, the Victory also has a more formal restaurant upstairs that connects to a recently completed outside terrace with excellent views across the St Mawes bay. The restaurant takes advantage of the local fishermen and offer fresh fish dishes that change almost daily, from whole sole and bass fillets to whole lobster!

The restaurant is also available for private functions and parties.

Booking is advisable during the summer season.

LOCATION

St. Mawes, is a pretty harbourside village that looks out over the River Fal towards the busy maritime town of Falmouth. The dramatic Cornish coastline around St. Mawes was used as the setting for the popular television series Poldark.

This is very much a sea faring community, with boats and yachts continually setting anchor in the calm waters just beyond the main harbour. St. Mawes' sheltered location creates a a safe anchorage with easy access to the coast, the Fal and the Carrick Roads - (a large waterway created after the Ice age from an ancient valley which flooded as the melt waters caused the sea level to rise dramatically -creating an immense natural harbour, the world's third largest, which is navigable from Falmouth to Truro).

St. Mawes is an ideal spot for a family holiday. The village has two very good beaches, on either side of the harbour, both beaches are excellent for swimming and benefit from a southerly aspect - making them ideal for sunbathing.