The Finnygook is a 15th century coaching Inn at Crafthole in South-East Cornwall. It has 5 comfortable ensuite bedrooms, doubles, twins and some large enough to accommodate families. We welcome walkers and cyclists and we are ideally located for those exploring the South West Coast Path.

Its beautiful beamed restaurant seats 80 diners with great views across the estuary and serves excellent home cooked food using locally sourced produce. As well as traditional English pub fare such as Steak&Ale pie and Cod&Chips, we also provide an exciting selection of daily specials. The restaurant has excellent views over the Tamar estuary. Our menu also includes an excellent range of fresh fish daily and our Vegetarian Choice is varied and very popular. The Bar is also beamed and very cosy where we serve a wide range of real ales mainly from the 3 Cornish brewers.

Every weekend there is live music ranging from rock n roll to smooth jazz. From Cornish Cajun to Blues. A night here is one to remember.

Please see our website for an online tour of our rooms and facilities

Walking Accommodation Portwrinkle - Walkers Accommodation in Cornwall

Contact Details: Dave, Crafthole, Torpoint, Cornwall, PL11 3BQ
Telephone: 01503 230 338
Email: info@finnygook.co.uk
Website: www.finnygook.co.uk

The classic Cornish country pub!

Located in the heart of Cornwall close to Lostwithiel and Fowey this 12th Century pub enjoys a 'chocolate box' setting. The Crown Inn, steeped in history, with a wealth of original features is one of those pubs that everybody would like on their doorstep. The perfect retreat after a day visiting the nearby attractions such as Lanhydrock House or the Eden Project, the Crown offers something for everybody: a wide range of good value home cooked food using fabulous Cornish produce, quality real ales, fine wines and bags of atmosphere.

Located in the historic village of Lanlivery, it is known that there has been an inn on the site since the 12th century serving weary travellers using the ancient track known as the Saint’s Way. The tranquil beer garden in front of the pub is one of the prettiest in Cornwall and a great place to relax and spend an afternoon with a nice glass of Pimms………….

4 fabulous en suite rooms await you at the Crown Inn. All our rooms have been completely redecorated and refitted since Easter 2004 and offer a taste of contemporary Cornwall while retaining the distinct character of the Crown Inn.

We have 2 delightful rooms located in a converted outbuilding across our garden from the main pub and a further 2 rooms located on the first floor of the pub. We have recently been awarded 3 red Diamonds by the AA for our rooms.

Please see our website for prices

Walking Accommodation Lostwithiel - Walking Accommodation in Cornwall

Contact Details: Graham, The Crown Inn, Lanlivery, near Bodmin, Cornwall, PL30 5BT
Telephone: 01208 872707
Email: thecrown@wagtailinns.com
Website: www.wagtailinns.com

Contact Details: Martin, 19 Lanadwell Street, Padstow, Cornwall, PL28 8AN
Telephone: 01841 532 797
Website: http://www.goldenlionpadstow.co.uk

The Harbour Inn is a lively pub rated 4 star by Vist Britain and situated on the harbour in the small Cornish village of Porthleven. This traditional inn has both a bar and lounge/restaurant, where you can drink with the local fishermen or dine in a relaxed pub atmosphere. Fantastic food is available all year round using fresh local produce


We have 14 bedrooms in total: 1 single, 4 superior doubles, 6 standard doubles, 1 twin and 1 family (2 rooms joined, 1 double and 1 twin) many with stunning harbour and Atlantic views. All rooms have full facilities including television and telephone and our superior rooms include luxury robes, flat screen TV's and sea views. Wi-Fi is also available in most rooms.

For longer stays we also have a Self catering flat with one double bedroom and a sofa bed, ideal for small families.

Walkers and Cyclists are most welcome and we are situated right on the South West Coast Path.

Walking Accommodation in Porthleven - Walkers Accommodation in Cornwall

Contact Details: Lizzie, Commercial Road, Porthleven, Cornwall, TR13 9JB
Telephone: 01326 573876
Email: Harbour.welcome@staustellbrewery.co.uk
Website: www.staustellbrewery.co.uk/pubs/a-z-of-pubs/176-harbour-inn.html

The North Inn Bed and Breakfast.

The North Inn is situated almost exactly half way between Lands End and St Ives, making it an ideal place to break up your walking trip between these points. It is located in the heart of the village of Pendeen, less than a mile from the sea. The rear of the building and its bedrooms enjoy spectacular views towards the Atlantic.

The North Inn - The accommodation

There are a choice of three double rooms all with an extra single bed making them ideal to use as a double, twin or family room. The rooms all have en suite facilities with a shower and a bath (great after a long days walking). Each room is also well equipped having tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryers, televisions and radios. Guests also benefit from having balconies on the seaward side of the building from which they can enjoy the lovely views. In addition to these rooms there is also a double bedroom with disabled bathroom facilities available. A good hearty breakfast is on offer and of course you may wish to make the most of the meals which are served in the Inn itself. The menu reflects good value for money and has an emphasis on simplicity and the use of local produce, with homemade pies and fresh fish being very popular. The Inn is also known for its authentic Indian curries, all homemade using fresh spices. In addition there are vegetarian options and a children’s menu.

For those preferring to camp, there is also a lovely camp site available with superb views over the famous Geevor Mine and out to the Atlantic. The camp site itself is basic, however there is the advantage of having the use of the toilets and showering facilities in the Inn. There is a small shop nearby to purchase any essentials.

Pendeen - Things to do and places to see

Pendeen is located in an unspoilt area of Cornwall, just as you may have seen or read about in stories such as ‘Poldark’ or in books by Rosamund Pilcher. It has a rugged landscape, with a mix of dramatic granite cliff tops, quiet coves and windswept moorland. The area has a wealth of stone age and iron age monuments, all set in an area registered as being of special scientific interest and outstanding natural beauty.

* Geevor Tin Mine Museum
* Land’s End
* St Michaels Mount
* St Ives, Penzance or Newlyn with their many shops and galleries
* Cape Cornwall Golf Course

Tariff and Booking Details

Prices are from £30.00 per person, per room, per night and include breakfast. Camping is from £4 per night.

Walkers Accommodation Pendeen - Walking Accommodation Lands End

Contact Details: John Coak, Pendeen, Penzance, Cornwall, TR19 7DN
Telephone: 01736 788 417
Email: ernestjohncoak@aol.com
Website: www.thenorthinnpendeen.co.uk

Situated in the beautiful historic fishing village of Polperro, Encounter Cornwall uses the Old Mill House Inn for accommodating our Coastal Walkers treking between Fowey and Looe. Based in the centre of Polperro, a stroll through the ancient streets will take you to the harbour, still a working port and one of the most famous views in Cornwall, attracting artists from all over the world.

The 16th century 7 bedroom Inn offers outstanding accommodation, all rooms are en-suite with TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Come to the Old Mill relax and enjoy Cornish hospitality at its best.

In the character bar sit by the log fire and sample a choice of local real ales or scrumpy. Whilst, in the restaurant, you can enjoy a range of dishes freshly prepared by the chef using local products especially fish from 'catch of the day'. On Sunday the Inn serves a traditional Sunday roast.

Families are catered for in the larger family bedrooms. Children are welcome in the rear bar and can enjoy themselves in the lawned beer garden. Private parking is available a short walk from the inn.

Dogs are allowed in the bar (bonios provided) and in the hotel by special arrangement.

Please see the Old Mill House Inn website for the room tariff

Walking Accommodation Polperro - Walking Accommodation in Cornwall

Contact Details: Jan, Mill Hill, Polperro, Cornwall, PL13 2RP
Telephone: 01503 272362
Email: enquiries@oldmillhouseinn.co.uk
Website: www.oldmillhouseinn.co.uk/

The Old Ship Aground is perfectly situated for both the beautiful West Somerset coast path or to enjoy the stunning scenery of Exmoor from. In fact if you exit the front door you are on the coast path and from the back door you can access the moor. A family run establishment where you are assured of a warm welcome from Brenda Freshwater and her daughter Melanie, you will find quality accommodation and delicious home cooked food along with really useful facilities for walkers, such as a boot room and drying facilities.

The Old Ship Aground - Accommodation
This lovely family friendly seaside pub has 12 rooms available, all of which are en-suite and have views across the Bristol Channel. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities. Rooms are light and spacious but still retain many character features such as high ceilings and old beams. As well as the drying facilities and boot room there is also safe storage for visitors mountain bikes.

During your stay you can enjoy a wide range of traditional meals in the restaurant or try one of the more unique dishes on offer. The beer will satisfy the most thirsty walkers, especially those who enjoy real ale. During the winter the open fires are lit providing a cosy atmosphere, or in the warmer months guests can enjoy their refreshments on the terrace whilst taking in the lovely views. The Old Ship Aground has a very friendly bar where there are lots of activities available such as the regular quiz nights, pool tables, darts board and other games.

Minehead - Things to do and places to see
The Old Ship Aground is situated in the historic harbour area of Minehead and is a perfect spot to enjoy the great outdoors but it is also within easy reach of the town and local amenities. Also in the area are:-

Boat/fishing trips from Minehead Harbour.
Exmoor Safari Park.
Horseriding.
Bike trails right from the premises.
Raft race day (August bank holiday).

Walkers Accommodation Minehead

Contact Details: Brenda Freshwater, Quay Street, Minehead, Somerset, TA24 5UL
Telephone: 01643 702087
Email: info@theoldshipaground.co.uk
Website: www.theoldshipaground.co.uk

Smugglers reputedly used the tunnel believed to connect the cellars of this 13th-century pub to the dungeons of Restormel Castle, a short way up the River Fowey. The Royal Oak is situated in the old capital of Cornwall, Lostwithiel, set in stunning surroundings in the heart of a beautiful Valley. Open all year round, the restaurant offers a wide range of traditional meals prepared and cooked freshly using only the finest local Cornish Produce.

There is a comfortable lounge bar, together with the main bar which has a character flagstone floor. Both bars have a fireplace to keep you warm and cosy on those cold winter nights.

A large variety of real & guest ales, beers & spirits are available, offering a warm & friendly environment for a relaxing drink.

EDEN PROJECT is only 7.7 mile away, offering a spectacular day out for all age groups.

PRICES
There are 6 rooms available, which have just been refurbished to a high standard, offering en-suite facilities. 4 Double Rooms & 2 Twin Rooms, with sofa bed in twin rooms for children. Children can stay FREE OF CHARGE, with a breakfast charge of only £5.00. The prices are £45 for single occupancy including breakfast. Double/Twin room is £79.50 including breakfast. We also offer a special Dinner, Bed and Breakfast at only £65 for single occupancy, and £119.50 for two. These prices are per room, per night.

The rooms and restaurant offer a non-smoking policy.

Walking Accommodation Lostwithiel - Walking Accommodation in Cornwall

Contact Details: The Royal Oak, Duke Street, Lostwithiel, PL22 0AG
Telephone: 01208 872552
Email: mail@royaloakrestaurant.co.uk
Website: www.royaloakrestaurant.co.uk

if you want to enjoy a short break with genuine atmosphere and hospitality
right in the middle of mid Cornwall's most beautiful village, stay at The Ship Inn at Lerryn

A sixteenth century inn which has always been at the heart of Lerryn's community. With its old slate floors and candlelight it will remind you of days gone past. In its lively bar you can mix freely with the locals or take up a quiet residence by the fire and in the summer there is no better spot than the garden for an end of day drink whilst watching the sun slip away as it sets over the creek.

There is always a warm welcome at The Ship where you will have good service, great ales and enjoy inventive and fresh, locally sourced, homemade food, before you sleep it all off soundly in their tastefully decorated rooms.

The Ship's rooms are everything they should be... ensuite, bright, clean, comfortable and welcoming and they can be accessed directly without going through the Inn...... though we think you will find it hard not to drop in before heading for bed.

Listed in the Independent's 50 Best Inn's as a "wonderful hostelry with an abundance of soul" you can't be in a better location for simply messing about on the river.

Please see the Ship Inn Website for the Room Tariff and loads more info

Walking Accommodation Lerryn - Walking Accommodation in Cornwall

Contact Details: Jonny, Lerryn, Lostwthiel, Cornwall, PL22 0PT
Telephone: 01208 872374
Email: enquiries@theshipinnlerryn.co.uk
Website: www.theshipinnlerryn.co.uk

Right in the centre of Lizard Town the Top House is the ideal base for those walking the South West Coast Path and exploring the wider Lizard area.

The Top House has been a hostelry for more than 200 years and prior to this a farmhouse – it still retains the real country feel.

Hotel accommodation was provided from the late 1800s up until the early 80s – however we are very pleased to announce that we have just completed a major refurbishment of the hotel accommodation and we can now offer 8 superb double / twin ensuite rooms. The refurbishment was inspired by the natural surrounding coastline and some of the views need to be experienced to be believed.

All our rooms are spacious, comfortably decorated and furnished, with either ensuite bath or shower rooms. tea / coffee making facilities are available and each room has a tv.

The upper floors (the accommodation is a three story building attached to the back of the Pub (no lift) offer some of the most spectacular far reaching views over the surrounding coastline –from the top floor these views can be seen from your bed!

There is an exciting new menu offering traditional pub fayre, at excellent value for money and served to you in our dining area. Come and join us for a traditional Sunday Roast with an excellent selection of wines to compliment your meal.

Please see our website for full details and our picture gallery of the Top House.

Walking Accommodation Lizard - Walking Accommodation UK

Contact Details: James & Donna, The Top House, The Lizard, Helston, Cornwall, TR12 7NQ
Telephone: 01326 290974
Email: mail@thetophouselizard.co.uk
Website: www.thetophouselizard.co.uk