Bed & Breakfast in Penzance, Cornwall

Elaine and Mike welcome you to Westbourne Guest House, an elegant Victorian granite fronted town house.

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Bed & Breakfast Prices are based on per person per night From £25.00 - £35.00 depending on season and room type All tariffs are inclusive of taxes and there are no service charges. Payment can be made by cash, cheque (supported by bankers card), Travellers Cheque (in Sterling) or Euro cheque, or by Credit Card (Visa, MasterCard, and Euro Card) Deposits are required for all reservations

Our family run bed & breakfast offers comfortable homely accommodation and is centrally located in Penzance, Cornwall. We have unrestricted parking and are within a very short walking distance from the sea front, promenade and town centre.

The rail and bus station, Scillonian ferry terminal and heliport are also just a short distance away.

Westbourne Guest House provides excellent quality bed and breakfast and is an ideal base for exploring West Cornwall, or travelling to and from the Scilly isles, making it the perfect lodgings for long or short holidays/breaks and one night stopovers where you can relax and enjoy an atmosphere of comfort and quality.

Whatever your reason for visiting Penzance, whether for pleasure or business, you will find your stay at Westbourne Guest House a friendly and pleasurable one.

Located in a tree-lined road, the property is constructed from cut granite and is a splendid example of an early Victorian town house. It was also the former home of the world famous artist Walter Langley, one of the pioneers of the Newlyn Art Gallery.

As we are only a matter of yards from the South West Coastal Path, Westbourne Guest House is a popular resting place for walkers and bird watchers.

For over twenty years it has provided quality accommodation to visitors from all parts of the world.

Bedrooms - We offer a good range of bedrooms - singles, doubles, twins (two single beds) and family rooms, with both en-suite and standard rooms available. All are tastefully decorated and furnished, clean, comfortable and well equipped with colour television, tea and coffee facilities, alarm clocks, hairdryers and central heating.

Vegetarian and most diets catered for by arrangement.

We offer a varying breakfast menu with a choice of full English/continental breakfast or combination of both and a selection of lighter items. Teas and Coffee are available served in the lounge on request and packed lunches can be provided by prior arrangement.

The area - The incredible West Cornwall has amazing landscapes, glistening seas, ancient monuments, dramatic mining remains, with exotic and beautiful early spring wild flowers in abundance.

West Cornwall, also known as Penwith, covers an area of approximately 115 square miles. Surrounded with an array of golden beaches, secluded coves, picturesque villages, dramatic coast line, history, antiquities and sub tropical gardens making this an area of truly outstanding beauty and a true inspiration to all who visit together with memories that last a lifetime.

Things to do - There is a vast range of activities for you to experience, with public transport, daily site seeing tours, car and bike hire being easily available, so getting around could not be easier!

Penzance - Is an ancient seaport situated on the south coast overlooking the glorious Mounts Bay, one of the largest bays in Europe!

With its busy harbour, where the Scillonian ferry departs each day in the summer months for the Isles of Scilly, cobbled streets, sub tropical gardens and promenade - the longest in Cornwall - the town boasts a feast of surprises with its history.

There are numerous arts and crafts shops, museums and galleries, along with a vast range of restaurants and pubs, many providing local produce including fresh fish from Newlyn.

As well as bustling shops all easily explored by foot, there's something for everyone.

Attractions and entertainment - Major attractions are St Michael's Mount, Lands End, Geevor Tin Mine, the famous cliffside Minack Theatre, Tate gallery at St Ives and many other interesting galleries and museums.

For great food, drink and music, it is very hard to beat West Cornwall.