Cross House Hotel Padstow

General Information

Probably the majority famous building in city built for the last widely-known Padstow ship builder in the early 1800, s Cross House is now a little relaxing hotel with 6 en-suite bedrooms from huge sea scene apartments to smaller doubles, all offering either shower and or baths, tv, hair dryers and tea making amenities. At the foot of the city center and Rick Steins, the guesthouse is the perfect location for a short winter break away from it all, or a family vacation by the sea.

Transportation

From the North and the Midlands, take the M5 South to Exeter and turn off at Junction 31, where you are sure to combine the A30 Oakhampton Bodmin bypass. Drive along the A30 all the way down to Bodmin. At Bodmin take the A389 to Wadebridge, where you are sure to combine the A39. Drive past the Wadebridge Showground, till you discover a turning on the right A389, to St. Issey, Little Petherick and Padstow, and just follow the highway into Padstow. From London and the South East, take the M4 and the A303, respectively down to Exeter and turn off at Junction 31, where you are sure to unite the A30 Oakhampton Bodmin bypass. Drive along the A30 all the way down to Bodmin. At Bodmin take the A389 to Wadebridge, where you are sure to combine the A39. Drive past the Wadebridge Showground, till you uncover a turning on the right A389, to St. Issey, Little Petherick and Padstow, and just follow the highway into Padstow.