Molesworth Manor - In attractive gardens, in an area of outstanding natural beauty, just 2 miles from the pretty fishing port of Padstow, this beautifully converted former rectory dates back to the 17th century. Molesworth Manor is a licensed 4-star guest house offering comfortable bed-and-breakfast accommodation in a warm, friendly and relaxing atmosphere. There are 9 rooms, 8 of which are en suite. All rooms are centrally heated and have splendid views of open countryside. Guests can relax in the drawing room, the library or the morning room, all of which have open fires in the colder weather. The morning room has a flat-screen TV. There is free parking, free Wi-Fi and a computer for the exclusive use of guests. Breakfasts are freshly prepared, using local produce and include a different cooked special every day. On the banks of the Camel Estuary, nearby Padstow has a wide selection of pubs and restaurants (including Rick Stein's world-famous Seafood restaurant).

Polrode Mill Cottage - Comfy rooms, real fires and gourmet meals help create the relaxed, romantic environment of Polrode Mill Cottage. Polrode is set in gardens and woodland in the Allen Valley. It is just off the A39 between the old market towns of Camelford and Wadebridge. It is both modern and rustic, and offers en suite rooms with brass beds, roll-top baths and fresh flowers. Enjoy an optional 3-course dinner from the daily changing menu that features the best local and seasonal produce.

Cornish Arms - On the A390, just a few miles east of St Austell and a mile south of the Eden Project, this charming, traditional former coaching inn today offers free Wi-Fi and free parking. Originally built as a coaching inn, the Cornish Arms is now a cosy, traditional pub offering comfortable, homely accommodation in the centre of the village of St Blazey, adjacent to the parish of St Blaize. Situated on the A390, this traditional inn offers easy access to the region's major roads, making it a convenient base from which to explore the region. Free private parking is available for guests. The Cornish Arms is also on The Cornish Way, a cycle route that is part of the National Cycle Network. There is a walking and cycle path leading from the inn to the Eden Project. The Cornish Arms is a good local pub and has a fine reputation for providing great beers and satisfying meals. The restaurant offers tasty lunches and delicious dinners. There is a range of accommodation to suit the needs and budget of any traveller. Some rooms have en suite bathrooms and rooms with shared bathroom facilities are also available at great rates. All of the rooms have TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available in the inn's public areas. A hearty, home-made Cornish cooked breakfast is included in the price.

Chellowdene- 4 Star Silver Award - Just 50 metres from the clean waters of Falmouth's Blue Flag Gyllyngvase Beach, this charming family-run bed and breakfast has sea views from most rooms. Chellowdene has a great location, just metres from the beach's superb facilities for bathing and surfing, and its cafe, bar and restaurant facilities. Castle Beach and the Swanpool nature reserve are only a short walk away. Falmouth town centre is only a 10-minute walk away and all the town's bars, shops and cafes are within easy reach. Open all year round, Chellowdene is a non-smoking bed and breakfast. As well as sea views in all rooms, some rooms also have balconies overlooking the scenic Falmouth Bay. Free wireless internet access is available throughout. Private off-road parking is available directly in front of the property. Parking is free for guests. A delicious full English breakfast is included in the price and Chellowdene has received a Gold CHEFS (Cornwall Healthier Eating and Food Safety) award.

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.

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.

Tregenna Guest House - Situated in the harbour town of Falmouth, this small, family-run guest house is ideally situated within easy reach of the town centre, beaches and all local attractions. Whether travelling by car, coach, rail or boat, you will find the Tregenna's location a convenient base for visiting all that Cornwall has to offer. It is close to the harbour, docks, Princess Pavillion and the bustling centre, which offers a great variety of shops, pubs and restaurants. In the evenings you can fully relax in the comfort of the house. At the rear is a large sun terrace complete with spectacular views of the harbour. The terrace also acts as a smoking area.

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.

Wellington House - This Edwardian guest house is an easy walk from the seafront, the harbour side and town centre. Rooms are recently refurbished with new beds, en suite showers and digital TVs. Wellington House has been run by the same family for nearly 25 years and has lovely views. It is located on a bus route and within 5 minutes of 2 railway stations. Ample off-street parking is available. A hearty breakfast at Wellington House can feature Cornish, free-range or Fairtrade produce, and real porridge.

The Gables Guest House - In beautiful, peaceful private gardens, just 5 minutes from the heart of St Austell's town centre, this small, charming family-run guest house offers free Wi-Fi and free parking. The Gables Guest House is less than 750 metres from the town centre and its banks, shops and cinema. The railway and bus station are also within easy reach. Slightly further afield, the Eden Project is only a 10-minute drive from the guest house and the Lost Gardens of Heligan are only 7 minutes away. Some of Cornwall's most beautiful beaches are also within easy reach, including Porthpean, Charlestown, Carlyon Bay, Gorran, Meavagissey and Portmellon. Parts of the building are believed to date back to the mid-19th century, including the attractive solid stone walls. All of the rooms have lovely views over the beautiful gardens, the fish pond and beyond. Each room has a flat-screen digital TV, tea/coffee and a welcome pack including fresh fruit and chocolates.