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For a B&B, guest house or hotel in Blisland, Cornwall Online lists owner-run places to stay where breakfast is included or available. Blisland is a village on the western edge of Bodmin Moor, a few miles north-east of Bodmin.
From here you can explore St Tudy, Bodmin and St Mabyn. The beaches of Polzeath, Rock and Padstow Bay are around half an hour's drive away. Your hosts take their own bookings, so you can ask about rooms, breakfast and local tips before you arrive.
There are no properties listed in Blisland on Cornwall Online at the moment.
With few properties listed in Blisland, here are more owner-advertised properties within easy reach in Bodmin Moor.
If Callington is on your list, take a look at Lower House, bed and breakfast with the coast and countryside to explore. Booking direct means you talk to the owner, not an agency. Parking is available for guests.
“Offering excellent value bed & breakfast accommodation in four rooms, all en suite. Ideally situated for exploring both Cornwall & Devon.” – the owner
Scrumptious B&B in Bodmin gives you bed and breakfast as your base for Cornwall. Days out on foot, by bike or by car start from the door, and you book direct with the people who run it. Wi-Fi / internet access is available.
“With pubs restaurants and many places of interest to visit, all within easy walking distance. Free Wifi - available 24/7.” – the owner
If Camelford is on your list, take a look at The Countryman Hotel, a hotel with the coast an easy drive away. Booking direct means you talk to the owner, not an agency. Wi-Fi / internet access is available.
“There are 9 tastefully furnished and decorated bedrooms, all with H/C, colour TV and tea/coffee making facilities. En-suite facilities are available, as well as single and family rooms.” – the owner