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.

Lynton Guest House - A comfy, family-run guest house in the heart of Newquay, with great food, warm hospitality and outstanding sea views of the North Cornish Coast. Lynton Guest House overlooks the Killacourt, an open, grassy area by Towan Beach. You can see the coastline stretching to Trevose Head near Padstow, 12 miles away. All bedrooms are comfortably furnished with shaver points and tea/coffee-making facilities. Some rooms are en suite and have a colour TV. The guest house has a '3-star guest house' rating from Visit Britain. A 2-night minimum stay is required. Only weekly bookings (from Saturday to Saturday) are taken between 1 July and 7 September. Short breaks are available in the early and late seasons.

Higher Trevorrick Country House - In large gardens, between Padstow and Wadebridge, overlooking the Camel Estuary and Rock, Higher Trevorrick offers stylish luxury rooms and traditional Cornish breakfasts. The Higher Trevorrick Country House has a quiet, peaceful countryside location, close to Padstow and the sandy beaches of North Cornwall. All of the en suite rooms are stylish, attractive and modern, with minibars, hairdryers, tea/coffee and digital TVs. The rooms on the ground floor overlook the gardens, while the room on the first floor room faces out over the Camel Estuary and Rock. A wide range of wines, beers and spirits are available and the guest lounge has spectacular views of the Camel Trail and Rock beyond. A delicious cooked breakfast is available each day, along with homemade muffins, cereals, yoghurts and fresh fruit salad. Your hosts, David and Lorraine, ran a successful Cornish hotel for 20 years and pride themselves on offering friendly, personalised service.

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).

Hawthorne Dene - This welcoming, family-run guest house is a 10-minute stroll from the main town of Falmouth, 5 minutes from Falmouth's beautiful sandy beaches. Once inside Hawthorne Dene, you can experience the elegance, charm and comfort of a bygone era. This beautiful old house has a fine library with an open log fire. Perhaps one of the finest guest houses in the historic port of Falmouth, the Hawthorne Dene has spectacular sea views.

Warwick House - Set in a quiet terrace overlooking Mounts Bay, this elegant Regency period guest house is ideally situated for a relaxing break on the Cornish coast, close to transport links. At Warwick House you will find a friendly and personal service that should assure your absolute comfort. Featuring a prime location in this picturesque seaside town, Warwick House is a great option for an enjoyable getaway. Regent Terrace is one of the premier locations in Penzance and is ideally positioned for Penzance train station, bus station and heliport. The ferry for the Isles of Scilly sails from the nearby South Pier and upon prior arrangement you can even leave your car in the private car park of the guest house. Historic Chapel Street with its quaint pubs and excellent restaurants is just behind Warwick House, further enhancing its credentials as one of Penzance's premier locations.

The Edgcumbe - Guest Accommodation - Run by a young and energetic family, the Edgcumbe has undergone an exciting refurbishment to offer chic seaside style and relaxed, professional service. Surrounded by sandy beaches and with sweeping views over Summerleaze Beach and the Downs, the hotel is only a 2-minute easy walk from the town. The Edgcumbe has the ideal location from which to explore the many sights and experiences of Cornwall. You could just stay in and have a Cornish cider in the bar, a home-made scone and hot chocolate in the cosy sun lounge or a relaxed meal in the Gallery Restaurant.