Boscastle Guest Houses

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Our top choices for Boscastle guest houses

1. Tinhay Mill Guest House

Lifton

Mike and Barbara

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17 Aug - 18 Aug

Iron/ironing board (on request), free WiFi, bed sheets

2. Wheal Tor

Liskeard

Andrew

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Top Boscastle Hotel Reviews

Holiday Inn Express Bodmin - Victoria Junction by IHG

8/10 Good

"Everying only shower water pressure did not meet my personal standards"

Bodmin Jail Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"As it was once a jail, the walls are thick and built under interesting (challenging) circumstances, which you can learn about. It feels like you are inside a sturdy fortress. The rooms are very well appointed and the bathroom is a highlight, with a waterfall shower and a fabulous bathtub placed on the tiles at the other end of a full length wall mirror. Lux. Staff were friendly and reserved, very easy to deal with. The restaurant/breakfast room is an old chapel. It’s impressive. Had a lovely quiet stay here, thick walls and the small windows of the cell."

Westberry Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel was comfortable and clean, the parking was perfect. The staff were extremely helpful and chatty they went out of their way to make your stay as pleasant as possible. The on-site restaurant was lovely, the food was excellent. Location was ideal, near to all the attractions. We found the local pub next door’s very friendly."

Camelot Castle Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"I booked this place for the views, and the beautiful sunset certainly didn't disappoint. The building itself is stunning, and the lounge is fantastic—absolutely full of interesting paintings and knick-knacks to look at. However, the stay had its downsides. The building is in a bit of poor condition, with visible water and other damages here and there. The parking lot is also completely unmarked and has an awkward shape, making it feel crowded and a bit hectic to navigate. As for the single room, it was acceptable but felt a bit like staying in the servant's quarters of a big mansion, especially after seeing the grand lounge. The en-suite was just a tiny, self-contained bathroom unit added to the space. It wasn't the most enjoyable part of the stay, but it did the job."

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