Falmouth affords a mild, warm climate and has a choice of sandy beaches: Gyllyngvase being two minutes walk from your accommodation.
From the hotel, a short stroll will take you to the gardens and entertainment to be found at the Princes Pavilion; Falmouth town is also within walking distance, where you will find a variety of shops, coffee houses and restaurants, the art centre and many galleries, all nestled within pretty streets. 
Sited at the entrance to one of the world's finest natural harbours, Falmouth has frequent ferries across the harbour to visit both scenic St Mawes and historic Flushing. A variety of boat trips are available through the Carrick Roads to the city of Truro and to picturesque villages around the estuary, as well as around the coast to the fascinating Helford River. Take time out to visit the newly built and opened National Maritime Museum. There are also many beautiful coastal walks, a medieval castle and the 'Ships & Castles' Leisure Pool at nearby Pendennis Head.

If you wish to see more of Cornwall, within an hour�s drive you will be able to explore the Roseland Peninsula via the famous King Harry Ferry, Land�s End and The Lizard. There are numerous National Trust and private gardens to visit, including Trebah, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and of course the world renowned Eden Project.

We will, of course, share our knowledge and love of Cornwall with you to help you make the most of your holiday. The hotel has a large variety of promotional brochures and local publications with information of the many attractions available.