Situated in the centre of Penryn, Seven Stars Penryn features a restaurant and a bar. Featuring family rooms, this property also provides guests with a terrace. Free WiFi is available.
Alexander
United Kingdom
Facilities fantastic, really comfortable room and great service including the breakfast provided
The Lerryn is a family-run hotel located 2 minutes’ walk from Castle Beach and 10 minutes’ walk from Falmouth town centre. Many rooms offer sea views and some have their own balcony.
Featuring 3-star accommodation, The Grove Falmouth is situated in Falmouth, 38 km from St Michael's Mount and 39 km from Lizard Lighthouse & Heritage Centre.
Lucy
United Kingdom
Fabulous location, easy parking and effortless access into the hotel; spotlessly clean entrance hall, stairway and accommodation; having a fridge in the room as well as a microwave and hot drink facilities; a very comfortable bed and very nice bathroom with toiletries provided.
Private and luxurious, the 4-star, family-run Budock Vean offers an indoor pool, 9-hole golf course and spa.
Frederic
United Kingdom
Nice place for a walk, especially if you walk down to the creek.
A good place for elderly guest
Old England feel to the whole place.
Comfortable rooms
Good place for golf lovers.
Offering a highly acclaimed restaurant and a private beach area, Driftwood is located in Truro, 4 miles from the Roseland Heritage Coast Sight. Free Wi-Fi access is available.
Everything was thought out to the smallest detail.
Everything was thought out to the smallest detail. Even such minor things as salt and butter were available. You could just come and relax. My son was very upset when he woke up at home, he wanted to return to this house.
Stanislav
10
Scored 10
Penryn was chosen as a central place to stay, whilst...
Penryn was chosen as a central place to stay, whilst visiting the sights we wanted to visit (Lands End, Tintagel, St. Michaels Mount and St. Ives). Therefore we cannot say much about the town itself, as we never visited it.
Peter
Germany
10
Scored 10
A real place with real people, shops and lives in an often...
A real place with real people, shops and lives in an often spoilt by tourist Cornwall. Some really good pubs (try the Famous Barrell) / brilliant classy fish and chip shop (The Mariners) / cafe with cakes and coffee to die for (Stargazy Cucina) with lots more on the Fal Estuary at the bottom of the hill and lots of buses to Falmouth/Newquay and Truro (much used by students at the local university) - and all in a really interesting and ancient stone town.
timw
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Lovely historic town with interesting buildings.
Lovely historic town with interesting buildings. Set on the Falmouth estuary. Beautiful scenery and lots of gardens and historic houses to visit. Very good public transport links by bus to Falmouth, Penzance, etc. Free parking. Very friendly locals and students (it's part of the Exeter/Falmouth campus). Two pubs with good food at competitive prices, one of which, the Thirsty Scholar, has this year's Gold Award for pub food in the South West, which is richly deserved.
Nanette
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
It's a very cute little place, not a huge amount to do but...
It's a very cute little place, not a huge amount to do but it's very close to Falmouth, which has a lot more on offer. The high Street is all up hill so if someone has health or mobility issues, this possibly wouldn't be the most ideal place to go. The best place to stay and eat is The Thirsty Scholar, this place, the food and staff are exceptional! Parking is a bit of a pain, the closest car park is a 3hour max short stay so you need to go to a long stay one, which is an up hill trek to the pub and high street
Alison
8.0
Scored 8.0
Penryn is the poor relation, a small town between Truro and...
Penryn is the poor relation, a small town between Truro and Falmouth and though a bit old fashioned, it is quirky and is worth a visit. It has a long history - longer than Falmouth; it has quite a bit of interest, is on the water and is very conveniently located. I doubt if it's a family holiday base itself, but it is situated close to a huge range of amenities. Worth considering if Falmouth and Truro are too expensive
The Merchant's House, with its fascinating history, is a wonderful place to stay in Penryn. Excellent central location and private off-street parking is a huge bonus. The house has been beautifully renovated to a modern standard, yet at the same time it retains so many lovely, intriguing features of its past. The rooms and beds were all comfortable, and the bright sky-lit kitchen is a well-equipped delight. The hosts are gracious, very pleasant and helpful, quickly responding to a question that arose.
The barn is very comfortable and spacious, with a nice outside area and BBQ. It is newly fitted out with quality appliances, and was one point, the home of the owner. More generally, the place is well placed for a hub and spoke touring of south and west Cornwall, meeting our requirements, but not for those that want to a five minute drive to the beach. The host, Chloe was super-helpful and communicative via the messaging service for the duration of our stay.
Pub meals are available on site. Being on the main street, the town and harbour were within walking distance. As we arrived after 1700 we found a parking spot in the free Permarin St carpark about 5 minutes walk from the hotel.
We had not expected to have breakfast available but they now include a light breakfast left outside your door in the morning in a cool bag.
Brand new facilities, very clean, very secure, lovely friendly pub downstairs. Although no breakfast was served, they left a thoughtful cooler box full of breakfast stuff (cereal bars, porridge etc).Also, coffee, tea, Cornwall hot chocolate in the window sill. I would come back to stay there anytime I come to Penryn.
Was delighted with room and en suite
Ate in evening at pub food was lovely and I can honestly say good value for money,, especially in Cornwall where the prices for a room with breakfast has gone through the roof! We met host at breakfast & she was lovely would not hesitate to stay again or recommend Thank you
Bay View is a lovely quaint bed and breakfast with very friendly owners. Breakfast is delicious and plentiful. Location is close to Penryn town but in a quiet peaceful setting with great views. We were well looked after with loads of local information and a well stocked refreshments bag.
We have stayed at this property before and it was great, again. It is in the perfect place for us to visit our daughter, who lives in Penryn.
We did have a problem with the wifi when we arrived, but it was sorted straight away. Thanks!!
Bruce and Rosemary ensured that the stay felt like a home away from home. Warm welcome with an exceptionally comfortable room and amenities. I'd definitely choose to stay again if I were to visit Penryn for work or leisure.
Comfortable apartment and convenient access to all places we wanted to visit throughout Cornwall. Newly remodeled apartment and housing complex. The apartment has a reserved parking spot, which was good on a crowded street.
Bev is an excellent and attentive host and is very welcoming to your stay. It's a good place to stay for further exploring of Cornwall and with the Verdant brewery nearby, highly recommended for beer lovers alike.
Location is lovely, nice and quiet. Nice walks nearby including a lake 5 minutes from the property. Ample parking. Short drive to Falmouth town centre and beaches. Owner very friendly.
The bed was comfortable and the shower had strong water pressure. The cottage is beautiful, clean and easy to get to and from area attractions, the beach and the Penryn campus.
The cottage was just right, warm and welcoming, had all of the amenities that we needed and was centrally located for access to the center of Penryn, buses and trains.
Beautifully restored character cottage in a good location- Penryn is a lovely town. The plaster ceilings are amazing.
The property is well equipped and comfortable.
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