Penrose Bed and Breakfast Lostwithiel

General Information

Chris & Heidi invite you to Penrose, their dainty Victorian home. Be ready to be spoilt when you book into Penrose B&B as Chris & Heidi pride themselves on cordiality and the kind of finishing touches that produce a stay unforgettable. Built in 1880, Penrose contains a prosperity of original has, including fireplaces in most of the ample rooms, cornicing, ceiling roses, chandeliers, high ceilings and stained glass windows. Even though Penrose is attractive and majestic, when you stroll in you'll experience a comfortable and laid back ambience. As you'll see below, most of the apartments are comely and vast with adjacent amenities, plus comfy seating and lots of added extras. Chris & Heidi endeavour to produce your visit as comely as possible. There is independent WiFi and a computer attainable in the breakfast room. The park is for all to share and there is off highway car parking. Whether you arrive by train, let us know and we able to come and pick you up. Kids, pets and dogs are welcome in addition to groups (weddings etc). There are lots of service not far from, including: The Eden Project (10 mins away), Lost Gardens of Heligan, Coastal strolls, Cycling, Fishing and Sailing, Golf courses galore (including one in Lostwithiel) and National Trust terraces & houses. Lostwithiel is a hidden gem. It's a mecca for eating fantastic food, with the local pubs, restaurants and takeaways all within a 5/10 minute stroll of the cottage. Lostwithiel is also the antiques capital of Cornwall, plus it brags tea boutiques, markets, church, palace, river, gardens, boats, gallery and a railway station. Here are some comments from our visitor book: ‘Impossible to put into words the legendary visit we have had. Thank you so much' Stuart & Angela; 'Very astonishing, no hassle booking, prominent reception desk, most fascinating visit. ten out of 10' Bill & Carole; 'Warm, homely, comfortable and lovely hosts, everything you imagine the ideal Cornish B&B to be - Thanks highly much' Michael.