Realale Pub Accommodation in Cornwall

Way way down in Cornwall, just before Land's End, on the Atlantic side, a village called Sennen Cove?? The pub might have been Old Success. They had some nice ales a year or so ago, Sharp's as I reemember, well kept, with good pub food. I believe they also do rooms, but there are some great B&Bs within easy walking distance.

chuck

The best pub in Cornwall IMHO is the Blisland Inn in the village of the same name. Whilst the pub itself doesn't do accomodation, Torr House a twenty minute walk up the road does and is a fantastic place to stay.

The coast is a short drive.

Polperro is a lovely little village on the coast The Crumplehorn has good beer and accommodation, and the Blue Peter pub is a short walk for more beer, also cider. try these:

Phil.

Just got back from holiday.

We stopped one night at the Sloop Inn at Bantham, which is a small village with a beach that caters for surfers.

The accommodation is reasonable for the cost (£37.50 each B&B). The food is very good and reasonably priced, as is the beer (they had their own "Sloop Ale" brewed by Sharps which was very nice indeed).

It was well worth a visit and I hope to return again before too long.

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Cheers! FT

Recommend it, there last week whilst walking the SW Coast Path, Sharps Doom Bar on top form, here's a link to it ;

Andy Great Sankey England

I just returned from 12 days in England. We spent 6 in North Cornwall at the Trewarmett Inn (GBG 2005 & Room at the Inn). 25 pounds per person per night including bed and breakfast. Very friendly family runs the place. 4 changing real ales and a real cider. Food was quite good. Folk music on Wednesday and Saturday nights.

My only complaint was that the bed wasn't that comfortable (especially compared the bed I had at the Sheraton Park Lane Hotel when I was in London for the GBBF last week). However, I got the Park Lane room for free with American Express points.

Cheers, Bruce CAMRA member from New Jersey

Portreath, north coast near Truro has 3 excellent pubs, I've a feeling 2 are in the GBG - but I don't have one to hand. I stayed with my cousin, so not sure if they have rooms, but it strikes me that one of them has a distinctly hotel like feel to it.