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Trelawney Guest House provides friendly and comfortable B&B accommodation in Falmouth. Conveniently located close to the town’s beaches and the waterfront, Trelawney Guest House is an ideal choice for those seeking holiday accommodation in the popular resort of Falmouth. Trelawney offers a high degree of comfort, along with friendly service. There is a choice of twin, double, single or family rooms and all rooms have tea and coffee making facilities, a clock radio and flat screen colour TV. A large screen colour TV is available in the guests’ lounge making Trelawney’s Bed and Breakfast accommodation a real "home from home". All beds are high quality with modern, quality mattresses and comfortable bedding. The rooms themselves are maintained to a high standard with fresh, tasteful decoration throughout making the most of the generous proportions and natural light afforded by this Edwardian building. With central heating throughout, Trelawney is equally welcoming throughout the year. Of course, the other half of a good Bed and Breakfast guesthouse is the breakfast! Trelawney caters for a full range of tastes, diets and appetites with the emphasis on fresh, locally sourced produce. Trelawney aims to provide organic foods wherever possible, as well as free range or ethically produced meat products. Breakfast options include a Full Cornish, Continental, Fruit Salad, Cereal or Vegetarian. You can certainly be assured of a great start to the day at Trelawney! Having set yourself up for the day, you will find several of Falmouth’s main attractions are literally right on the doorstep. The National Maritime Museum, Cornwall is just a short walk away as is Pendennis Castle. For evening entertainment, why not visit Princess Pavilion which has a packed schedule of performances (local and national acts) all year round? The Maritime Museum has become a distinctive Falmouth landmark, with the tower dominating the waterfront and offering fine views of the harbour, docks and marina. Inside you will learn a great deal about the UK’s maritime history as well as local types of boat used for fishing. The museum hosts events for families throughout all school holidays and hosts regular special exhibitions. Another option, for sun lovers, is to spend a relaxing day on the beach or enjoying one of Falmouth’s wonderful park spaces which are a blaze of colour for much of the year. Retail therapy is available close by also. Falmouth’s historic town centre contains many national names alongside more locally themed galleries, tea rooms and, of course, bakeries selling fresh Pasties (and other treats). For a great bed and breakfast holiday in one of Falmouth’s most comfortable guesthouses, why not visit the Trelawney Guesthouse Website for further information. |
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