Hotel Penzance

General Information

Embedded in a tranquil residential district, the Hotel Penzance provides vistas over Penzance haven and gulf. It's at the foot of the city center, the Isles of Scilly ferry landing and the heliport. Surrounding sights include The Eden Project, Trust, National Maritime Museum, Cornish Seal Sanctuary and Minack Theatre.

All the 25 visitor apartments are equiped with amenities such as satellite televisions, Internet connection, desks, daily newspapers and ironing service. They also have en-suite bathrooms with bath tub and hair dryer.

Set in a Mediterranean-style park around an open-air heated pool, the Hotel Penzance is a boutique-hotel converted from 2 Edwardian houses. It features a restaurant that serves present-day European cuisine. Its on-site brasserie proposes a choice of beverages including wines, cocktails and beers. Other facilities comprise a business area, over-the-air Internet access and conference facilities.

Dining Information

Whether you like relaxed dining in an airy, modish contemporary dining place with a cheerful ambience, the Bay is the site to eat in Penzance. The kitchen team at the Bay believe in having a seasonally changing carte menu with specials added daily to seize the opportunity of instant availability. Doing this allows the restaurant to propose one of the best of local make at its peak condition. Everything on the carte menu is lately cooked to order by qualified chefs who delight in your satisfaction - two AA rosettes promise you thought and attention, professionally executed. The restaurant opens onto an open-air deck with dramatic vistas across Mount's Bay, over the rooftops to Penzance harbor where you are sure to enjoy the imaginative and existent European cuisine with famous care to detail.

Location Information

West Cornwall is a firstrate base for exploration. Within get to of Hotel Penzance are wonderful gardens, industrial history sites, antique memorials and certainly thrilling rock strolls and seascapes. Artists from the Newlyn & St Ives schools and authors such John le Carre, Rosamund Pilcher and Daphne du Maurier have been drawn to Cornwall for a long time and there are no lack of things to experience and do, including the noted Lands End, St Ive’s Tate Gallery, St Michaels Mount and the Minack Theatre.