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2. Romantic Vintage Carriage in 2 acres!❤️Idyllic location, 5 min walk beach & pub!
Romantic Vintage Carriage in 2 acres!❤️Idyllic location, 5 min walk beach & pub!Helston
Leslie S.
€112
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16 Oct - 17 Oct
€90
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8 Nov - 9 Nov
€101
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17 Oct - 18 Oct
€149
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1 Nov - 2 Nov
€170
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28 Oct - 29 Oct
€135
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23 Oct - 24 Oct
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Top Cadgwith Hotel Reviews
Cadgwith Cove Inn
8/10 Good
"It was a quaint old property in a traditional fishing village. Like the town it's bare bones and no frills but the experience of being there at night with the window open and the village is dark and quiet and the only sound is the ocean waves and the wind is pretty cool. Also the pub below has good food especially the breakfast and the staff was helpful and friendly."
The Queens Hotel
8/10 Good
"Needs a refurb"
St Michael's Resort
8/10 Good
"Lovely hotel. Very helpful staff. Excellent food. Amazing views. Handy for beach & town."
The Lugger Inn
10/10 Excellent
"I stayed for 3 nights and the breakfast was good, friendly staff and a large clean room. Ideally located for the Newlyn School of Art where I was studying & fab having breakfast looking out to sea."
The Lerryn Hotel
8/10 Good
"nil"
Merchants Manor
10/10 Excellent
"Perfect stay. The pool was restorative after a long trip to Falmouth. The restaurant in the hotel is called, Rastella, meaning "Grill" in Cornish. The Rastella restaurant's beef stew using local Verdant brewing company's stout was just what I needed after a 7 and a half hour train journey from the North of England the day before. The"



































