Wellington Hotel Penzance

General Information

The Wellington is an fabulous granite building that was constructed before the battle of Waterloo. It was converted to a hotel in1813 and named after the Iron Duke (Arthur Wellesley 1769 - 1852) after he allegedley stayed here. It features been extensively modernised in new years. Parking zone is available opposite the Hotel (daytime restrictions) or in the vast independent car parking within a short distance. Bus services which link with all the Cornish treveller centres operate from at the foot of the hotel and it's ideally possible to enjoy a visit in St just without a auto. The local beauty spots of Cape Cornwall, Cot Valley and Carn Bosavern are within a short distance. A captivating heart for hiking the Lizard Peninsula, St Ives, Newlyn, Mousehole or the best cliffs and beaches in Cornwall. Local activities comprise strolling, climbing bird watching, cycling,

Transportation

Take the A30 to the west of Penzance, then the A3071 to St Just .(6 miles). The inn is in the located on the lively B3306 waterside highway from Lands End to St Ives, in the very heart of St Just facing the Market Square.