Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Bodmin.
Colliford
Tavern offers everything you need for a
relaxing break.
Facilities include clean & comfortable en-suite
rooms, with showers, WC and wash basins.
Fresh milk available for your tea.
Central heating.
Sorry there's no smoking or pets allowed
in the bedrooms.
Colliford has a bar & restaurant, so
there is no need to drive out at night.
Full English Breakfast and Continental
Breakfast is served. Accommodation may be booked
on a room only basis initially with breakfast
ordered day to day as required. Other features
include Colour television, Radio alarm clock,
Payphone at reception, Shoe cleaning kit,
Hairdryers and ironing facilities, Overnight
drying room for walking boots, Freeze & exchange
service.
The key to
Lanhydrock Hotel Cornwall is affordable
luxury and the owners have been
creatively involved at all levels of its
design and build.
All rooms have state of the art
facilities and many benefit from beds
facing out over the stunning rolling
Cornish countryside.
The renowned Lanhydrock Golf Course situated in
the very heart of Bodmin Cornwall's rolling
countryside can now boast a luxurious hotel, a new
bistro and extensive conference facilities.
Tredethy House, Tredethy, Bodmin, Cornwall and Isles of Scilly, PL30 4QS
Tredethy House is a glorious country mansion house, which offers luxury guest accommodation in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. You will be well placed for touring all of Cornwall.
Truro Road, Lanivet, Bodmin, Cornwall and Isles of Scilly, PL30 5HF
St. Benet's Abbey is a family run business. Although offering all modern comforts, the building retains the charm and character of it's historical past. The seven bedrooms are well furnished.
Room facilities: Wi-Fi | Trouser press | Telephone | Tea/coffee facilities | Non-smoking | Ironing board | Hairdryer | Freeview | Fireplace | Family/oversized room | DVD player | Desk | TV | Alarm clock | Adjoining rooms | Rooms from: £60 Mobility info: We have hand rails in the down stairs en-suite shower room. with rails both in and outside the shower cubicle and by the toilet.
Set in a picturesque valley in mid Cornwall, Tregolls is a family run farm of 107 acres, the main enterprise being cattle and sheep with some arable crops. Tregolls offers a selection of delightful self-catering cottages, sleeping from 4 - 8 people, or the alternative of bed & breakfast accommodation in the farmhouse.
Just 1 mile (1.6 km) from Bodmin's town centre, the hotel has free parking and comfortable, great-value rooms, making it a good base from which to explore all that Cornwall has to offer.
This 2-star property blends a host of impressive facilities with a welcoming ambience. Sample traditional cuisine in the cosy and refined restaurant which overlooks the town. Sip drinks in the stylish bar. Play darts and snooker in the games room.
Nestled amid the beautiful Cornish countryside, just off the main A389 between Bodmin and Wadebridge, this charming hotel is beautifully set within a Grade II listed building, dating back to the early 18th century.
Milobel house is a grade II listed Tudor Town House, situated at the top of Bodmins main street, A beautiful house full of character and charm which has an atmospheric dining room with a 16th century recessed fire place, with a wood burning stove creating a lovely Cornish setting. Our bedrooms are modern and comfortable for you to relax in, with contemporary furniture, LCD televisions and radios. more info. . .
Why not Celebrate a Birthday or Anniversary in Cornwall at Meadow Oak Bed and Breakfast. Make it very special with a relaxing break. Friendly Bed and Breakfast with great views. Idealy located for the Eden Project and the rest of Cornwall. We are on the edge of Bodmin only 1 mile from Lanhydrock Golf Club and 2 minute drive to Lanhydrock House. Walkers and Cyclist are always welcome as we are clos more info. . .
The historic town dating back to at least to the
6th century when St. Petroc built a priory, later rebuilt as the largest
church in Cornwall. The town’s jail was used to hold the Domesday Book and
the Crown Jewels during the First World War, and was also the site of
Britain’s last public hanging during the 19th century. The regimental museum
of the Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry features many military exhibitions.
Enjoy a ride on the
Bodmin and Wenford heritage railway. The ancient tradition known as the
Bodmin Riding takes place during July, whilst three prehistoric stone
circles and the remains of a Bronze Age tomb can be found on Bodmin Moor.
