Postal Town: St Agnes (TR5)
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St Agnes is a thriving village on Cornwall's beautiful north coast. There is plenty to see and do in the area with breathtaking scenery and beaches, walks and attractions.
Make St Agnes a part of your Cornsih holiday this year!
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St Agnes, history and present-day details
St Agnes was built upon its tin mining history and today it welcomes visitors from far and wide for its place on the north Cornwall coast as both a traditional Cornish village and a surfers hot spot.
The village has an array of shops and places to eat and drink and is well worth a visit. St Agnes can also provide accommodation from camping sites to guest houses to hotels.
There is plenty to see and do in the area. Walkers will enjoy the coastal paths and views to die for, along with the in-land remains of Cornwall's tin mining industry. There are a number of safe beaches in the area, some with life guards. You can sit back and enjoy a well-deserved rest, or join in the fun of being in the water. You can even take up surfing and other water sports with some beaches offering lessons and equipment hire.
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Looking for Somewhere to Stay?
We have some fantastic hotels and guest houses to choose from all
over the country. Whether it’s a short break or a 2-week holiday, you
will be sure to find something that meets your requirements.
Here is a random sample of what is on offer for the area you are
searching. Use the Hotel Search form below to start a detailed search.
This privately-run AA 3-star rated high quality country house is set in acres of private parkland and is just a few minutes drive from the main A30. Penventon Park Hotel is s a beautifully converted Georgian mansion house offering comfort and luxury from the moment you enter. The hotel aims to offer you a welcoming and lively atmosphere, excellent professional service and wonderful food. Whatever your reason for visiting, you should have all your needs catered for in this perfect sanctuary. This hotel aims to offer superb facilities and excellent services at competitive prices, making it a great place to stay when visiting Cornwall.
Bedrooms: 50
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Most rooms have stunning sea or countryside views, en-suite with colour tv, radio and tea/coffee making facilities. Our beautiful, south facing, beer garden gets the sun all day. ('Newquay Area in Bloom' garden competition - 2006 WINNER of 'Best overall commercial premises' Best Hotel and third in hanging baskets!). Groups, Stag, Hen, families, couples & singles are all welcome. The Lowenva is a family run hotel. Cassidy's Bar is licensed to the public til midnight (11pm on Sundays), with a late bar available to our residents. Private car park, (just big enough to fit a coach on too). Short walking distance to all bars, clubs, restaurants, shops, beaches etc.. Please note that some of our rooms have zip n link beds, thus enabling us to be more versatile in the room types we can offer.
Bedrooms: 17
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This small, privately owned and family-run hotel offers tastefully decorated en suite bedrooms. The owners and staff provide high standards of comfort and service in friendly and informal atmosphere so you can relax and feel completely at ease. The hotel is in a lovely position overlooking Kimberley Park just a short stroll from the town centre with its shops, bars and restaurants and the harbour, from where the various boat trips and ferries operate to St. Mawes, Truro and the beautiful Helford River
Bedrooms: 12
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In the historic Cornish village of Porthleven, with a commanding position overlooking the harbour, the inn has 14 en suite rooms, many with stunning harbour and Atlantic views. 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. Fully refurbished in 2003, the Harbour Inn has kept its traditional values and introduced the modern comforts that bring many guests back time and time again.
Bedrooms: 14
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The newly refurbished Great Western, Newquay, is the perfect spot to stay, eat and drink on Cornwall's breathtaking Atlantic Coastline. Set in the heart of Newquay, with unrivalled cliff-top views, landscaped gardens, the Great Western offers relaxation, informality and modern comfort. All just a few steps from the sea, with its golden sandy beaches. Steam, the hotel's bar and restaurant, offers the best in informal dining and socialising throughout the day and into the evening, with a menu of locally sourced dishes which blend Cornwall with the Mediterranean. All the food is freshly prepared and locally sourced where possible, while the well-stocked and stylish bar offers a full range of drinks.
Bedrooms: 72
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