Can anyone suggest any good pubs in Cornwall with Accommodation.

Looking to get away for a 3/4 day break.

A lovley pub in a quiet seaside village would be excellent. Real ale a 
bonus.

Any suggestions?

Many thanks

Tim

Tim Guy wrote:

> Can anyone suggest any good pubs in Cornwall with Accommodation.
> 
> Looking to get away for a 3/4 day break.
> 
> A lovley pub in a quiet seaside village would be excellent. Real ale a 
> bonus.


Way way down in Cornwall, just before Land's End, on the Atlantic side, 
a village called Sennen Cove?? The pub might have been Old Success. They 
had some nice ales a year or so ago, Sharp's as I reemember, well kept, 
with good pub food. I believe they also do rooms, but there are some 
great B&Bs within easy walking distance.

chuck

Tim Guy wrote:

> Can anyone suggest any good pubs in Cornwall with Accommodation.
>
> Looking to get away for a 3/4 day break.
>
> A lovley pub in a quiet seaside village would be excellent. Real ale a
> bonus.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Many thanks
>
> Tim


The best pub in Cornwall IMHO is the Blisland Inn in the village of the same 
name. Whilst the pub itself doesn't do accomodation, Torr House a twenty 
minute walk up the road does and is a fantastic place to stay.
http://www.torrhousecottages.co.uk/

The coast is a short drive.



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Brett

On Mon, 01 Aug 2005 19:20:02 GMT, Tim Guy wrote:


> Can anyone suggest any good pubs in Cornwall with Accommodation.
> 
> Looking to get away for a 3/4 day break.
> 
> A lovley pub in a quiet seaside village would be excellent. Real ale a 
> bonus.
> 
> Any suggestions?
> 
> Many thanks
> 
> Tim


Polperro is a lovely little village on the coast
The Crumplehorn has good beer and accommodation, and the Blue Peter pub is
a short walk for more beer, also cider. try these:
http://www.fellwalk.co.uk/bluepeter.htm 
http://www.crumplehorn-inn.co.uk/index.html

Phil.

Just got back from holiday.

We stopped one night at the Sloop Inn at Bantham, which is a small
village with a beach that caters for surfers.

The accommodation is reasonable for the cost (37.50 each B&B). The
food is very good and reasonably priced, as is the beer (they had
their own "Sloop Ale" brewed by Sharps which was very nice indeed).

It was well worth a visit and I hope to return again before too long.

More details at http://www.sloopatbantham.co.uk/

Cheers! FT

"chuck"  wrote in message 
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> Tim Guy wrote:
>> Can anyone suggest any good pubs in Cornwall with Accommodation.
>>
>> Looking to get away for a 3/4 day break.
>>
>> A lovley pub in a quiet seaside village would be excellent. Real ale a 
>> bonus.
>
> Way way down in Cornwall, just before Land's End, on the Atlantic side, a 
> village called Sennen Cove?? The pub might have been Old Success. They had 
> some nice ales a year or so ago, Sharp's as I reemember, well kept, with 
> good pub food. I believe they also do rooms, but there are some great B&Bs 
> within easy walking distance.
>
> chuck


Recommend it, there last week whilst walking the SW Coast Path, Sharps Doom 
Bar on top form, here's a link to it ;

http://www.oldsuccess.com/

Andy
Great Sankey
England

Tim Guy wrote:

> 
> Can anyone suggest any good pubs in Cornwall with Accommodation.
> 
> Looking to get away for a 3/4 day break.
> 
> A lovley pub in a quiet seaside village would be excellent. Real ale a
> bonus.
> 
> Any suggestions?


I just returned from 12 days in England.  We spent 6 in North Cornwall
at the Trewarmett Inn (GBG 2005 & Room at the Inn).  25 pounds per
person per night including bed and breakfast.  Very friendly family runs
the place.  4 changing real ales and a real cider.  Food was quite good.
Folk music on Wednesday and Saturday nights.  

My only complaint was that the bed wasn't that comfortable (especially
compared the bed I had at the Sheraton Park Lane Hotel when I was in
London for the GBBF last week).  However, I got the Park Lane room for
free with American Express points.  

Cheers,
Bruce
CAMRA member from New Jersey

"Tim Guy"  wrote in message
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> Can anyone suggest any good pubs in Cornwall with Accommodation.
>
> Looking to get away for a 3/4 day break.
>
> A lovley pub in a quiet seaside village would be excellent. Real ale a
> bonus.
>
> Any suggestions?
>


Portreath, north coast near Truro has 3 excellent pubs, I've a feeling 2 are
in the GBG - but I don't have one to hand.  I stayed with my cousin, so not
sure if they have rooms, but it strikes me that one of them has a distinctly
hotel like feel to it.