The Cornish Arms - Set within a 16th-century coaching inn, this charming, updated residence provides first-class accommodation on the North Cornwall coast, close to the traditional fishing village of Port Isaac. The Eden Project is 40 minutes away. Listed in the Good Pub Guide, The Cornish Arms offers traditional pub food, as well as an authentic Thai menu prepared by a Thai chef and cook. Thai banquets are held twice a month (booking is essential). The inn also offers great traditional Sunday roast lunches and dinners. To accompany your meal, the pub serves a host of Real Ales, which has earned them a placed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide 2009. Displaying traditional slate floors, wooden beams and log burners, The Cornish Arms aims to provide a welcoming atmosphere, with old world charm. Run by Felicity and Jonney Hawkey and their loyal team, you are assured of a comfortable and relaxing stay.

Beaches At Newquay - This beautiful, small, boutique-style bed and breakfast has high-specification rooms that have been individually designed. All rooms at Beaches are en suite, with free Wi-Fi access. Each room has its own unique style. Beaches At Newquay is only a 2-minute walk from the world-famous surfing venue at Fistral, with its long sandy beach. Newquay golf course is only a couple of minutes away, whilst Newquay town centre is just a 15-minute walk.

The Westcott - This friendly, family-run B&B offers good-quality, comfortable accommodation and a great breakfast to start the day. The Westcott is located halfway up Gyllyngvase Hill and about 100 metres from the award-wining Gyllyngvase Beach with its Blue Flag status. Falmouth's cafes and restaurants are a 10-15 minute walk away. Enjoy superb views of Falmouth Bay, or glimpses of the sea from the bedrooms. All rooms have an en suite bathroom and tea/coffee facilities, and there is a guest lounge for relaxing in.

The Red House Guest House - The Red House is an elegant and distinctive Victorian house overlooking the harbour and the River Fal. It is about 150 metres from the seafront and Gyllyngvase and Castle beaches. A short walk will bring you to the town and harbour. Princess Pavilion is 150 metres away, and has free entertainment on summer evenings. Local transport is widely and easily accessible. Full English breakfast contains organic or local produce where possible, and features homemade jams and marmalade. Special diets can be catered for (with prior notice). At The Red House you can come and go as you please: keys are provided for the guest room and front door. There is a large private car park.

Trevilla - Close to Newquay's beaches, town centre, clubs and bars, this family-run bed and breakfast is the ideal destination for both relaxing breaks and active holidays. Situated 2 minutes away from the train station and a short walk from the bus station, the Trevilla is also within easy reach of a number of attractions, including Newquay Zoo, Waterworld, Pitch & Putt and Trenance Gardens, with its boating lake.

Bude Haven Hotel - Excellent guest accommodation where you can relax and enjoy good food in a friendly atmosphere. Relax in the hot tub, situated in the secluded side garden. Standing in a quiet residential area, Bude Haven is within easy walking distance of the town centre, beaches and Bude & North Cornwall Links Golf Club. Here, special green fee rates can be arranged. The 4-star Bude Haven is non-smoking and offers individually furnished en suite rooms of varying sizes and each is provided with a television, radio, beverage tray and hairdryer. Guests can use the outside hot tub, situated in the secluded side garden, free of charge. Alternatively, relax in the lounge or enjoy a drink in the bar. The residents' restaurant is open 5 nights of the week, being closed on Sunday and Wednesday evenings. It serves a wide ranging menu, from local seafood to the finest steaks.

Lugo Rock - Occupying a convenient position in the heart of Falmouth, this 4-star guesthouse provides the ideal from which to explore Cornwall's famous attractions and beautiful coastline. Boasting a Quality Rating from the AA and a Silver Award from Visit Britain, Lugo Rock offers comfortable guestrooms, a hearty breakfast and a full license to serve a small selection of wines, spirits and bottled beers. Run by husband and wife team Jeff and Pam Faulkner, and assisted by able staff, you are assured of a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Lugo Rock is situated mere minutes away from the railway station and near the beach and harbour. Also, within walking distance you will find Gyllyngvase Beach, Pendennis Castle and Falmouth's wide variety of shops, bars and restaurants.

Pine Lodge - Pine Lodge is a detached guest house situated in its own grounds standing well back from the road leading into Newquay. Porth and Lusty Glaze beaches are within easy reach with a level walk into town. Because of its superb position and relaxed informal atmosphere, the Pine Lodge Guest House is an ideal place for a holiday at any time of the year and makes a perfect honeymoon setting. Family run guest house (extensive refurbishment in 2002 and 2006). Full traditional English or continental breakfast or vegetarian alternatives prepared personally by your host. The food has attracted many glowing comments from our regular guests. Our aim is to offer you the best: Elegance, luxury and comfort, combined with a friendly and personal service. Guests' comments: 'Friendly, Homely, Comfortable, Cosy'.

Bugle Inn - This village pub has en suite rooms and serves good home-cooked food all day. It is 3 miles (4.8 km) from the Eden Project. Bugle village is located on the A391 between Bodmin and St Austell. The pub is fully licensed and hosts live entertainment most Sundays. Breakfast is served from 08:00, or earlier on request.

Tredethy House - Built in Tudor times and later extended, this beautiful, peaceful and informally elegant English country house is set in an area of outstanding beauty. Tredethy Country Hotel has been the home of many British families, and of Prince Chula of Thailand until the late 60s. A delightful and unique holiday spot today, Tredethy offers privacy and the blissful peace of the countryside, whatever the season. It is within easy reach of the north and south coasts, as well as the Eden Project and National Trust houses and gardens. The 7 acres of grounds at Tredethy are themselves a piece of history, with many old trees and plants. March hosts hundreds of narcissus, and April is time for the breathtaking display of bluebells, followed by wild garlic and blue and pink wildflowers.