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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Cornwall's only city boasts a magnificent Gothic Revival cathedral with guided tower tours offering panoramic views. Wander through cobbled streets to discover the Royal Cornwall Museum and lively Lemon Street Market with its local crafts and Cornish delicacies.
For our 4 nights in Cornwall we stayed at a very quaint Bed and Breakfast in Truro. Centrally located, it was a great place to stay and "wagon wheel" our day trips. From there, relatively speaking (by Texas standards) you can easily drive to many towns, fishing villages, beaches and other sites. We visited, Port Isaac, Tintagel, St Ives, Penzance, Land's End, Porthcurno and Minack Theatre. The owner and inn keeper, June, her husband and gardener, Greg and housekeeper Melanie were so friendly,...
For our 4 nights in Cornwall we stayed at a very quaint Bed and Breakfast in Truro. Centrally located, it was a great place to stay and "wagon wheel" our day trips. From there, relatively speaking (by Texas standards) you can easily drive to many towns, fishing villages, beaches and other sites. We visited, Port Isaac, Tintagel, St Ives, Penzance, Land's End, Porthcurno and Minack Theatre. The owner and inn keeper, June, her husband and gardener, Greg and housekeeper Melanie were so friendly,...
A beautiful property. Just a short walk from town. Excellent restaurant. We enjoyed breakfast with our room and did stay for dinner 2 nights as the food was fabulous. Service was perfect - attentive and friendly. Thank you Alverton. Next time in Truro, we will make the Alverton our base.
A beautiful property. Just a short walk from town. Excellent restaurant. We enjoyed breakfast with our room and did stay for dinner 2 nights as the food was fabulous. Service was perfect - attentive and friendly. Thank you Alverton. Next time in Truro, we will make the Alverton our base.
Yvonne
Reviewed October 20, 2025Reviewed October 20, 2025
If you are interested in exploring Cornwall, this is a great location to do it from you are a short distance from the north and south coasts as well as the western end of the country. You have access to very good roads. On top of that, you will find yourself in a well appointed room being helped be an excellent staff. We’re vegetarians and we found very good meals.
If you are interested in exploring Cornwall, this is a great location to do it from you are a short distance from the north and south coasts as well as the western end of the country. You have access to very good roads. On top of that, you will find yourself in a well appointed room being helped be an excellent staff. We’re vegetarians and we found very good meals.
Very comfortable and spacious rooms. Even though it is on a main road, the double glazing kept out all noise making it very quiet at night. Breakfast menu is excellent, dinner menu likewise and the bar has an excellent choice of local ales and cider. The staff couldn’t have been more helpful and friendly. I highly recommend this inn
Very comfortable and spacious rooms. Even though it is on a main road, the double glazing kept out all noise making it very quiet at night. Breakfast menu is excellent, dinner menu likewise and the bar has an excellent choice of local ales and cider. The staff couldn’t have been more helpful and friendly. I highly recommend this inn
Little boutique hotel slap bang on the slipway of the tiny bay with gorgeous view from the bar/restaurant. Attentive staff, excellent food both for breakfast and dinner. Cosy yet light and airy, contemporary feel without losing touch of the fact that's it is in a tiny fishing village. Bedroom was very comfortable, king size bed, flat panel TV with sky, fridge and kettle. Full size bath tub that filled in about 30 seconds - spectacular! Our room (superior standard, room 6) was in an adjacent...
Little boutique hotel slap bang on the slipway of the tiny bay with gorgeous view from the bar/restaurant. Attentive staff, excellent food both for breakfast and dinner. Cosy yet light and airy, contemporary feel without losing touch of the fact that's it is in a tiny fishing village. Bedroom was very comfortable, king size bed, flat panel TV with sky, fridge and kettle. Full size bath tub that filled in about 30 seconds - spectacular! Our room (superior standard, room 6) was in an adjacent...
Carri
Reviewed September 1, 2014Reviewed September 1, 2014
Most Beautiful scenery from back where you can have open dining. Very friendly staff. We requested vegetarian, Chef added this to menu. We needed pizza one night and again Chef made it available. Very friendly staff. Alice and Daniel were ever ready to serve us and helped us in more ways than i can count. Wonderful hotel, staff, dining and experience. We will visit again.
Most Beautiful scenery from back where you can have open dining. Very friendly staff. We requested vegetarian, Chef added this to menu. We needed pizza one night and again Chef made it available. Very friendly staff. Alice and Daniel were ever ready to serve us and helped us in more ways than i can count. Wonderful hotel, staff, dining and experience. We will visit again.
This place was the perfect stop for a rest, with a great room and a grocery store across the street. The staff was welcoming and accommodating. We’ll be back!
This place was the perfect stop for a rest, with a great room and a grocery store across the street. The staff was welcoming and accommodating. We’ll be back!