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 Penzance.
Overlooking St
Michael's Mount and the bay, Mount Haven
Hotel has a distinctly contemporary feel.
When you enter you are greeted by the
delicate scent of incense, brought from
holy ashrams in India.
The
décor is chic and contemporary - an inspired
fusion of Eastern culture and Western
comfort; it all adds to the ambience, to
create a unique oasis - a world away from
the stresses of modern living.
At the heart of The Mount Haven is a large,
airy lounge for guests to relax in.
During the day it serves teas and delicious
Italian coffees, lunch, home-made cake and
even our very own special Cornish cream
teas.
We are rightly proud of the Mount
Haven Restaurant.
The decor is chic and inviting, with comfortable
seating. One of the delights of the restaurant is
the fresh local and mainly organic ingredients
that we use. There is a wide range of bedrooms to
choose from. Each one is beautifully furnished and
depending on the room you choose, you can also
enjoy your own private garden terrace or balcony.
Cornwall Tourist Board
Awards 2007: Gold for Restaurant].
If you like a warm
welcome from people happy in their work, comfort
& excellent food this is the only place to
stay in Penzance.
Edwardian town house
hotel set in its own gardens with stunning views
over Penzance Harbour & Mount's Bay.
25 bedrooms (All are non
smoking with some ground floor rooms available),
Bar & Bay Restaurant (open to non-residents, 2
AA Rosette award), heated [in season] outdoor
swimming pool and car park. For more details see
our
website.
Price: From £78.00 - £160 per room Rooms: 25 En-suite Accommodation Type: Hotel
A small family run hotel
ideally situated on the Penzance Promenade
facing Mount's Bay.
All front
rooms have uninterrupted views across the bay.
All rooms have colour TV, tea/coffee making
facilities, hairdryers, radio, most with showers
and toilets. Price: £30.00 per person Rooms: 1 Single, 4 Double, 7 Twin (10
En-suite)
Accommodation Type: Hotel
Located on the sea
front, our hotel offers breathtaking panoramic
views of Mounts Bay, from The Lizard to Newlyn
Harbour.
A Victorian building,
dating from the 1860s and standing on grounds
that were once fields and dunes where fishermen
dried their nets, the Beachfield Hotel has long
been a favourite for those who know Penzance
well.
It is conveniently only a six-minute walk from
the historic town centre. Parking available.
A lovely family run Victorian hotel situated on the promenade in Penzance Cornwall. This large hotel (70 bedrooms - all en-suite) enjoys pride of place in Mounts Bay with sweeping panoramic views including St Michaels Mount, the small fishing village of Newlyn and the Lizard Peninsula. There is a wonderful sea view restaurant, free car parking, hair & beauty salon, WiFi access and disabled access to the hotel. Ideal for exploring the Land End Peninsula, Minack Theatre and Tate St Ives.
The Longboat Hotel is a beautifully decorated, family-run business incorporating a hotel, public bar and restaurant, conveniently located at the entrance to the market town of Penzance.
Market Square , St Just , Penzance, Cornwall and Isles of Scilly, TR19 7HD
The Wellington Hotel is an imposing granite building that was built before the Battle of Waterloo. It was converted into a hotel in 1813 and named after the The Iron Duke (Arthur Wellesley; 1769-1852)
12-14 Fore Street, Newlyn, Penzance, Cornwall and Isles of Scilly, TR18 5JN
The Smugglers is a quality restaurant offering excellent accommodation. It sits in an elevated position overlooking Newlyn harbour and Mount's Bay. One mile from Penzance and Mousehole and eight miles from Land's End.
Rating: VisitBritain | Restaurant with Rooms | Silver VisitBritain | Restaurant with Rooms | 4 Stars Rooms: 3
Room facilities: Tea/coffee facilities | Non-smoking | Ironing board | Internet | Hairdryer | Freeview | TV | Balcony/Terrace | Alarm clock | Rooms from: £55 Mobility info: There are two steps into the building, one room is accessed by three further steps and the other two rooms are accessed by external staircases.
Set in a quiet terrace overlooking Mounts Bay, this elegant Regency period guest house is ideally situated for a relaxing break on the Cornish coast, close to transport links.
With spectacular views of Mount?s Bay and The Lizard Peninsula, the newly refurbished Panorama Guest House is ideal for exploring West Cornwall. Rooms are freshly decorated with new furniture, comfortable beds, fresh flowers and chocolates.
Listed cottage with incredible, uninterrupted views of, officially, one of the most beautiful bays in the world including the heritage site of St Michaels Mount. Abandoned in the shimmering seascape that is west Cornwall - pure colour!5 beaches, restaurants, good pubs, shops and all the amenities of the ancient town of Marazion are all well within walking distance. more info. . .
Delightful small friendly Hotel . Set in sub-tropical gardens, nestled on the waters egde in the sleepy village of Mousehole, West Cornwall. Fourteen bedrooms all furnished to a high standard most with sea views and some with patios or balconies, all ensuite. An excellent base from which to explore the stunning scenery of Penwith - just 9 miles from Land End, close to the airport , heliport and do more info. . .
International House, The Orchard, Alverton Street, PENZANCE, Cornwall, TR18 4TE
As well as the activities we hold here on site, YMCA Cornwall is well within easy walking distance of the town centre, bus/train and taxi station and the famous 'Penzance Promenade' sea front.
With a harbour dating back to the 19th century,
this holiday hotspot boasts a mild, subtropical climate. Overlooking the
English Channel and sheltered by Mount’s Bay, the seafront features a
promenade and an open-air seawater swimming pool, one of the oldest
surviving art deco baths in the country. Often sacked by foreign fleets and
raided by Barbary pirates, the name of the town’s oldest building, 'The
Turk's Head' pub, refers to such an incident. Further places of interest
include the art gallery and museum of Penlee House, the unique, sub-tropical
Morrab Gardens and The Admiral Benbow public house. Whilst nearby visitors
will find Lanyon Quiota, a 5,000-year-old burial place, and The Merry
Maidens Stone Circle.
