The Pedn Olva, with the sea only thirty feet below and flanked by golden sands, is founded on blue-black granite rocks on the southern shores of St. Ives Harbour and Bay. Each bedroom at the Pedn Olva has stunning views of St Ives and the Cornish coast – light, airy and contemporarily decorated – they have everything you need for a relaxing, memorable and comfortable stay. Whether you choose to dine in their restaurant or relax in the bar, you will be blown away by the unrivalled views of the sun kissed beach of Porthminster, and dramatic shores of the Cornish coastline to Godrevey Lighthouse.

Steeped in history, The Western Hotel is one of St Ives's oldest coaching houses and has been a St Austell Brewery hotel since the 19th century.

Within 72 acres of private grounds, this Tregenna Castle Resort overlooks St Ives and the Cornish coast. You can enjoy 2 on-site restaurants, offering fine food and drink. Meals are made from local ingredients and are cooked fresh to order. Wireless internet is free, and there is free parking on site.

The Pedn Olva, with the sea only thirty feet below and flanked by golden sands, is founded on blue-black granite rocks on the southern shores of St. Ives Harbour and Bay. Each bedroom at the Pedn Olva has stunning views of St Ives and the Cornish coast – light, airy and contemporarily decorated – they have everything you need for a relaxing, memorable and comfortable stay. Whether you choose to dine in their restaurant or relax in the bar, you will be blown away by the unrivalled views of the sun kissed beach of Porthminster, and dramatic shores of the Cornish coastline to Godrevey Lighthouse.

Steeped in history, The Western Hotel is one of St Ives's oldest coaching houses and has been a St Austell Brewery hotel since the 19th century.

Within 72 acres of private grounds, this Tregenna Castle Resort overlooks St Ives and the Cornish coast. You can enjoy 2 on-site restaurants, offering fine food and drink. Meals are made from local ingredients and are cooked fresh to order. Wireless internet is free, and there is free parking on site.

Situated next to the Tinners is the White House, a Grade II listed building. Built in 1838, the White House was extensively restored and modernised by the present owners in 2005. All guest rooms are situated on the first floor. All the luxuriously furnished bedrooms are light and airy with tea and coffee making facilities.

The bathrooms are equipped with powerful showers, and a selection of soft white towels and toiletries.

The Gurnard’s Head is a dining pub with rooms. Their approach to the bedrooms is based on a maxim often forgotten by hotels: that a night’s sleep will only be as good as the bed itself so they source only the best Vi-Spring beds. It is no coincidence that their visitors’ books and inbox are full of requests for their details. There are no TV’s in the rooms but you will find Roberts Radios, fresh flowers, White Company toiletries, local art and warm, Welsh blankets. They have a restaurant which has short, fresh and seasonal menu changes every day according to what is brought to their back door or what their chefs feel is at its seasonal best. The tables in the bar; warmed by log fires and bordered by back copies of Giles cartoon annuals, are as popular as those in the red and blue dining room. 

The North Inn is a traditional ivy-clad Cornish village pub with purpose-built guest accommodation to the rear, with fully tiled bathrooms, television, tea and coffee facilities and balconies on the seaward side. A wide menu is available with prices set to reflect that this is a pub serving food and not a restaurant selling liquor. They are well known for their range of authentic Indian curries and their homemade pies and other dishes and the emphasis is on simplicity and the use of local produce when available.

Martin and Annie will provide the warmest of welcomes at the Tremorran B&B. A warm, light and spacious home, the Tremorran has all that one requires for a most restful stay. All rooms, which are named after the local mines, have a seating area, hanging space, drawers, TV, bottled water, coffee and tea-making facilities and biscuits. Only a few minutes walk from the Coast Path and the stunning cliff edged ‘Crown Mines’ you are in the perfect location to immerse yourself in this fascinating historic region. Guests are invited to sit and enjoy rural views from the Conservatory that also faces the well-established west lawns and garden. In the distance the ruins of mine buildings can be seen with the backdrop of the sea a short walk away.

Cape Cornwall Club is a Golf Club with legendary views of Cornwall's coast. The South West Coast Path passes by the golf course! It is literally on your doorstep. Recently rennovated, the rooms are sleek and full of character, offering an air of calm and relaxation. Each room is fully equipped with coffee making facilities, en suite bathrooms and great views.

The Old Success Inn is a delightful 17th century Fisherman's Inn. Over the years, The Old Success has been sympathetically modernised to improve its accommodation, restaurant and other facilities. It currently has a bar (it is one of west Cornwall's most popular pubs), a restaurant and a residents' lounge. However, The Old Success retains its character and charm. Dinner is available in the bar or in the restaurant each evening. When the weather is kind, meals, with waiter service, are available outside. There is occasional live music entertainment in the bar.

The Land’s End Bed & Breakfast is a delight! Enjoy a comfortable super king-sized or twin-bedded room with en suite bathroom. Stable doors lead to your own private alcove where you may choose to enjoy a glass of wine at a bistro table while watching the sunset. The room comes with wall mounted televisions, complimentary WiFi, and a bespoke breakfast dresser with everything that you require to enjoy breakfast with a continental flavour.

The Fortress-like granite walled farmhouse has seen quite a number of changes in use over the past 160 years, from a working farmohouse to a meadery, later a restaurant and now a luxury guest house! The farmhouse has been upgraded with modern facilities and high-end finishes for your enjoyment.

Elmsdale is a Victorian town house in a terrace of fine town houses leading off Penzance sea front. Elmsdale is within the Penzance conservation area and close to Penlee Park. The Town centre is approximately 600 metres away through the park or via leafy paved pedestrian paths that criss-cross the Town. Guest accommodation is located on the first and second floors and comprises 4 double bedrooms (all en-suite). 

Holbein House is a grand, end of terrace Victorian house located in one of the most beautiful residential avenues of Penzance. Facing South and being end of terrace, all rooms are incredibly bright and airy with views on the surrounding green areas and tree lined avenues. About ten minutes walk from the centre of Penzance and the promenade makes it an ideal location with easy access to the local ameneties. Penzance itself,  is strategicly situated close to all the many atractions Cornwall has to offer.

This beautiful Victorian house is three stories high and is situated in a large tree lined avenue just off from the seafront. Torwood House run by the same proprietor for over 20 years endeavours to provide you with a warm welcome and will do their utmost to make your stay a pleasurable one. Dating back to the late 1800's Torwood was built as a large family house. All original doors and features where possible have been retained and it has been restored with care to provide all rooms with en suite facilities and modern day comforts!

Elmsdale is a Victorian town house in a terrace of fine town houses leading off Penzance sea front. Elmsdale is within the Penzance conservation area and close to Penlee Park. The Town centre is approximately 600 metres away through the park or via leafy paved pedestrian paths that criss-cross the Town. Guest accommodation is located on the first and second floors and comprises 4 double bedrooms (all en-suite). 

Holbein House is a grand, end of terrace Victorian house located in one of the most beautiful residential avenues of Penzance. Facing South and being end of terrace, all rooms are incredibly bright and airy with views on the surrounding green areas and tree lined avenues. About ten minutes walk from the centre of Penzance and the promenade makes it an ideal location with easy access to the local ameneties. Penzance itself,  is strategicly situated close to all the many atractions Cornwall has to offer.

This beautiful Victorian house is three stories high and is situated in a large tree lined avenue just off from the seafront. Torwood House run by the same proprietor for over 20 years endeavours to provide you with a warm welcome and will do their utmost to make your stay a pleasurable one. Dating back to the late 1800's Torwood was built as a large family house. All original doors and features where possible have been retained and it has been restored with care to provide all rooms with en suite facilities and modern day comforts!