DescriptionThe Best Western Penmere Manor Hotel is an oasis of gracious living and fine food within the peace and tranquility of a Georgian country house. Set amid five acres of sub-tropical gardens and woodland near the South Cornwall coast. From the Best Western Penmere Manor you can easily explore Cornwall's secluded coves, sub-tropical gardens, picturesque fishing villages and the country's rugged interior, while the historic port of Falmouth with its beautiful natural harbor, a yachtsman's haven, is on your doorstep, perfect for visiting all parts of beautiful Cornwall.
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Hotel AmenitiesRestaurant
Lounge
Full English breakfast
Laundry and valet services
Free parking
Indoor heated pool
Outdoor heated pool
Indoor leisure club
Snooker table
Games room
Amenities
Alarm clock
Bar
Tea and coffee making facilities
Free parking
Hairdresser
Minibar
Non smoking rooms
Swimming pool
Restaurant
Cable television
Valet parking
Area Information
Local Attractions, Events and Activities
Tennis nearby
1 mile from The National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Opening in September 2002 the National Maritime Museum displays the small boat collection, hitherto unseen by the public. An interactive exhibition showing how man interacts with the sea and the weather, a 50 foot observation tower giving panoramic views of Falmouth and a tidal viewing gallery to watch underwater life.
2 miles from Pendennis Castle Falmouth, a fantastic Tudor castle which was built by Henry VIII, where you can experience the sight and sound of a Tudor gun deck display as well as a military display.
3 miles from Trebah Garden - a 26-acre subtropical garden of unforgettable beauty with a steeply wooded ravine garden falls 200 feet to the Helford River. A stream cascades over waterfalls through colourful water gardens.
6 miles from National Seal Sanctuary, this sanctuary has over 40 years experience in providing rescue, rehabilitation and release for many sick or injured seals, this local attraction is a must for all animal lovers.
7 miles from Poldark Mine & Heritage Complex, an authentic working mine, preserved since 1820. Actually believed to be the oldest complete mine workings in Europe that is open to the general public.
8 miles from The Royal Cornwall Museum, there are displays on the history of Cornwall, a world famous collection of minerals, a pre-eminent collection of ceramics and collections of ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman antiquities.
9 miles from Goonhilly Earth Station, a visit to BT's satellite earth station is a truly awe-inspiring experience. When it opened in 1962, Goonhilly was one of the first 3 satellite earth stations in the world. There are now over 200 satellite earth stations scattered around the globe. Goonhilly, with a total of 25 operational and development dishes, is the worlds largest.
30 miles - The Edan Project, the 8th wonder of the world. The worlds largest Biome. Now fully open this very exciting project offers the chance to see plants of the rain forest and of he warm temperate zone under amazing "blomes". Prepare to be astounded by the scale of this attraction built in an old china clay pit.
Restaurants/Lounges
On Premises:
Bolitho's Restaurant - Serves fine cuisine in elegant surroundings
Fountains Bar - Informal dining and drinking all day
Nearby Cities
28 miles from Penzance
29 miles from Newquay
38 miles from Land's End
49 miles from Liskeard
68 miles from Plymouth
99 miles from Torquay
102 miles from Exeter
Transportation
0.5 mile from Penmere Railway Station
0.5 mile from Falmouth Railway Station
1 mile from Falmouth Bus Terminal
35 miles from Newquay Airport
Directions
Follow the signs to Falmouth on A39. When you reach Hillhead Roundabout, turn right. Follow Bickland Water Road for about one mile and turn left into Mongleath Road, hotel on the left.
