St Benet's Abbey

It is based in Lanivet, the geographic centre of Cornwall, a village that is little Bodmin and St Austell. This makes it an base that is perfect individuals attempting to explore both the instant and wider section of Cornwall.Built in 1411 St Benets is an original building now offering all contemporary comforts but keeping the charm and character of its background. The six bedrooms are very well furnished in an style that is specific with en rooms, colour TVs, central heating, locks dryers and tea/coffee making facilities. The abbey has sufficient parking.The that is off-road has Twin, double & Family rooms, each one is en-suite.PRICES Double Occupancy from £70.00 solitary Occupancy from £50.00 Z beds could be added to some of the rooms if needed at an extra £15 up to your age of 14 years, over 14 years this rises to £20 per night.Travel Cots can be purchased in the town of Lanivet you'll find a pub that is pretty a Norman church, post office and town shop. It is also the half-way point of the Saints Method, a route that is medieval by pilgrims on their means from Ireland to France, and now a long-distance course which crosses from Padstow to Fowey, rendering it an excellent two-day walk with a cushty over-night visit the abbey.For the less energetic, The Camel Trail is ideal for walking, cycling or horse riding (all off-road with no real camels included), or endeavor up onto Bodmin Moor where you can keep your eyes peeled for the infamous Beast of Bodmin.A brief drive takes you to definitely Padstow, Tintagel (the renowned birthplace of King Arthur) Port Isaac and Boscastle regarding the north coastline and Fowey, St Austell (because of the port of Charlestown), Looe, Polperro and Mevagissey towards the south, all excellent days out.