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The Old Coach House

Boscastle House

Built in 1839, originally the Doctors House, this building that is historic in unique grounds, is situated towards the top of Boscastle and is just a 15 minute walk to the harbour, through the appealing old town and enjoys some magnificent panoramic views over the picturesque village and will be offering luxury B&B accommodation with free parking on location .  The separately created and generously proportioned rooms are designed with private bathrooms, bathrobes and toiletries being free your comfort and convenience. In addition, you can find hairdryers in almost every space, flat screen TV's, free Wifi and complimentary refreshment trays.  Break fast is prepared to purchase using carefully sourced produce that is neighborhood served within our spacious break fast space, where seating for two provides a far more intimate environment for the guests. Solutions include a cornish that is fullgluten free & vegetarian alternative available prior notice chosen), daily deals and a buffet dining table of fruit, croissants, cereals, fruit drinks and fair trade tea and coffee.About Boscastle home: Mature garden Relaxing atmosphere exceptional modern en suite restrooms with power showers Safe storage for surf boards and bikes Hairdryers, bathrobes, free toiletries, TV. Complimentary refreshment trays, tea, coffee, good fresh fruit teas, hot chocolate, squash. Fresh milk available on demand. In room wine eyeglasses and container opener. Available ice box for visitor use. Cream tea on arrival ( between 16.00 and 18.00 just) private car that is free Individually decorated big rooms with sitting area. Twin, superking and king size beds. Laundry solution ( subject to accessibility) and drying facilities for walkers 10% discount for booking direct ( by phone or website) *not to be utilized together with every other provides or promotions Iron and board that is ironing on demand complimentary wifi Breakfast included What are you able to do throughout your stay? Boscastle Museum of Witchcraft The Arthurian centre Tintagel Castle ( 3.7 kilometers) Port Isaac where Doc Martin is filmed ( 11.4 miles) Padstow - eat in one of Rick Steins restaurants Tintagel Old Post Office ( 14th Century Building) numerous coastal that is gorgeous woodland walks St Nectans Glen  see one of our many beaches Bodmin Moor Pencarrow House.
 Beaches nearby:  Crackington Haven ( 6.6 miles) Widemouth Bay ( 12.4 miles) Bossiney Cove beach ( 2.4 miles) Polzeath ( 16.3 miles) Trebarthwith Strand ( 4.4 miles)      

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Norwood

Operating out of a area that is peaceful of Village. The Harbour is only a 5 moment disappear. Rests 4 (2 en-suite rooms) 1 master and 1 double. Pet friendly. Kids welcome (5+), parking available.Originally designed for a ship's captain this roomy home that is charming every thing to make your special holiday in Cornwall complete.Norwood has an extremely comfortable sitting room with feature fireplace, a different living area and a good modern kitchen which has granite worktops, an Aga and butlers sink. The downstairs cloakroom may be used as additionally storage for walking gear, shoes, etc. The cloakroom and kitchen area have actually original slate floors. Both with their own private facilities.Outside there is certainly a small personal Garden, paved with unique slate off the hallway is a lovely staircase that leads to your 2 dual rooms. Norwood is placed well above a road that is quiet so that your privacy is not invaded.The bustling Harbour is just a 5 minutes walk away from Norwood with exceptional amenities including a pleasant farm shop, bus stop, visitor information centre, bakers, grocery and great places to eat.
 Trebarwith Strand beach is 10 minutes away by car, popular with locals and perfect for surfing. Crackington Haven is fifteen minutes by car while the surfing that is popular at Polzeath is 25 moments by car. Boscastle is an base that is excellent touring North Cornwall.      

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The Wellington Hotel

The Wellington Hotel in Boscastle overlooks the fishing that is picturesque, surrounded by the stunning north Cornwall coastline.  Certainly one of Cornwalls mentoring inns being oldest dating back to towards the 16th century.History of this Wellington. 
 Originally referred to as Bos Castle Hotel, the hotel was renamed in 1852 in honour associated with Iron Duke, the Duke Of Wellington. Past visitors have included royalty and celebrities such as for instance King Edward VII, Sir Henry Irving, Guy Gibson and Thomas Hardy. Today, many people are welcome at The Wellington  you, your one that is loved family as well as your dog.Location. 
 Venture into the wooded valley beyond the beer garden and you'll be rewarded with among the harbour that is most beneficial and sea views in Boscastle through the appropriately called Artists seat. 
 The National Trust owns and cares for the medieval harbour and surrounding coastline in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. 
 Once a hive of trade task the harbour still has several fishing that is small. 
 There are numerous of cafes, bars and restaurants along the harbour together with village road that is high. 
 Spectacular walks along seaside footpaths, beaches with great searching, championship golf courses and lots of other activities all nearby. 
 The Resort. 
 Rooms are conventional yet equipped to meet the needs of the entire world that is contemporary. 
 Food is locally sourced and freshly prepared. 
 Lounge where you could take early morning coffee, afternoon tea or perhaps unwind with a book that is good. 
 The Wellington adopts a sustainable and approach that is responsible constantly wanting to reduce steadily the effect on the surroundings. 
 The Long Bar is a conventional pub serving real ales and pub food that is fantastic. a treat or the full meal with beamed ceilings and an open fire, its a great destination to enjoy a glass or two. It is possible to stay during the bar or at one of the main tables either into the bar area or in the Minstrels Gallery.The restaurant menu reflects a mixture of contemporary and old-fashioned Uk food and it is occur a beautifully refurbished dining room that is georgian. 
 The hotel is set in 10 acres of woodland that extend up the valley and on to the village at the top of the hill. 
 The night sun and is a pleasant destination to enjoy an earlier evening beverage at the front of this hotel, there clearly was a tiny terrace that catches. 
 Behind the hotel may be the beer yard which can be reached through the Long Bar. 
 What's nearby.
 Tintagel Castle (English Heritage)Trebarwith Strand and Bossiney Cove beaches.
 The Camel Trail.
 St Nectan's Glen (woodland waterfall and walk)      

YHA - Boscastle

...YHA Boscastle is an spot that is perfect watch the bustling fishing village come to life. A location that is very good surfing and public of coastal footpaths to explore close to your home. YHA Boscastle is a building that is really unique set on a steep-sided valley in the rocky north Cornwall shore. This National Trust-owned admirable, coastal retreat bids accommodation that is very good.  Ideal for every person from single backpackers, to family members holidayers, YHA Boscastle makes the perfect base for your cornish break that is seaside.      

Valency Studio

Situated during the entrance to the wooded Valency Valley, central towards the harbour that is stunning and quaint old village of Boscastle. Locally there are numerous churches being stunning scenic walks, interesting shops and a variety of restaurants, bars and cafes.Staying at Valency Studio. 
 Valency personal Catering Studio is a storey that is solitary mounted on a slate & stone eighteenth century transformed barn into the heart of Boscastle a brief walk from the harbour area and facilities. 
 Our roomy, ground flooring, south dealing with Studio Suite has a lounge that is split well equipped kitchen/dining area, split walk in bath & W.C wash space and double bedroom with an exclusive patio through the French doors Flat display screen TV/DVD, CD playerhairdryer Luxury king size bedding, large soft towels Sit and flake out outside on a choice of two furnished slate patio areas. 
 Cream teas, packed lunches and a laundry service in many cases are available on request at a charge that is additional. 
 Sorry, no cigarette smoking into the Studio or grounds. 
 Walkers and cyclists welcome. 
 No kids under 10 or pets. Babes in arms welcome.What's nearby. 
 Tintagel Castle (English history), popular home of King Arthur. 
 Harbour village of Port Isaac (location for TVs Doc Martin)Beaches at Crackington Haven and Bossiney Cove.
 Stunning walks that are coastal.
 Brief drive to Padstow and also the Camel Trail cycle path (bike hire Heritage that is available)Cornish Safaris Guided Tours.
 Just moments through the South West Coast Path      

Situated in a specific section of Outstanding natural splendor. Tastefully en-suite that is furnished. Stunning mature gardens and patio area that is large. Personal parking.Boscastle is a village that is charming a unique harbour and quaint pubs. It is an base that is ideal which to explore North Cornwall's shore and countryside.Staying during the Old Coach home. 
 Double, family members and double rooms - and all sorts of have en-suite restrooms, with either a bath or bath. 
 TV with DVD player, alarm clock radio, hairdrier and refreshments that are extensive. 
 There was a available room on a lawn flooring that is equipped for wheelchair use. 
 The bottom flooring space has low-level fixtures and fittings, a wheel-in shower, handrails and grab bars as well as the normal facilities. 
 Big guest lounge with card and board games, TV, DVD, log fire in cold temperatures plus publications regarding the area that is regional. 
 Wi-fi. 
 Conservatory with lovely views (also utilized as the morning meal room), patio and gardens. 
 Break fast making use of produce that is neighborhood free range eggs. 
 Off road parking. 
 Suitable for less visitors being able nationwide available Scheme amount 3. What's nearby. 
 Coastal and woodland walks. 
 Craft shops.
 Village pub.
 Nearby - Tintagel Castle (English Heritage)Arthurian Centre.
 Beaches at Crackington Haven, Bossiney Cove and Trebarwith Strand      

This charming wonder that is natural at Saint Nectan's Glen is situated where in actuality the River Trevillet has delicately carved its way through the swathes of belated Devonian slate and obviously developed a splendid 60 waterfall! Addititionally there is a tea room at the hermitage plus a souvenir store and modest local memorial available for visiting in the long run this itself formed an opening through the initial basin where in actuality the clear and sparkling waters now cascade into a lovely valley, stunning to behold and wonderful for household photo backdrops.Rare specimens of plants get this to a recognised Site of Special Scientific Interest, which you yourself can have a good think about into the meditation room. You'll be able to alight from a single at Trethevy (coming from and back once again to Boscastle) from whence there is a pleasing 1 mile walk to the attraction if you'd like to take the coach as opposed to the household motor.

Welcome to St Nectans Glen, woodland and waterfall in Cornwall

St Nectans Glen is a an area of outstanding natural beauty. Walk to the Waterfall & Hermitage through an ancient woodland in Cornwall

St Nectans Glen

Visit the incredible ruins of Tintagel Castle - one of the most magical, mythical and dramatic Castle sites in England, famous for being the birthplace of the legendary Kind Arthur, a heroic leader of the Knights who pulled Excalibur from the stone and built Camelot.  Immerse yourself here in the stunning scenery of Cornwalls rugged coastline and admire the natural beauty of this extraordinary headland.

Your adventure starts by climbing the steep path up to the courtyard, the gateway to the 13th century castle. From here, you can cross over the footbridge to the island on the recently completed Tintagel Castle Bridge and explore the remains of the Castle. If you visit at low tide, climb down to the beach to visit Merlin's Cave - a large sea cavern.  This is a a magical Castle, a marvellous story and quite breathtaking views.

Visit the stunning remains of Tintagel Castle in Cornwall and follow the legend of King Arthur!

The Old Coach House