Find Excellent Value Bed And Breakfast Service in Cornwall

Posted by TrevanionLodge on June 18th, 2015

Tired of the same, old, boring hotels? Consider staying in a bed and breakfast in Cornwall if you want better value for your money. Bed and breakfasts are reasonably priced and offer very good value. You don’t only get a comfortable room—you also get a filling meal to start your day before you head out and explore Cornwall.

The best B&Bs in Cornwall provides extra services like parking for guests who are travelling by car. Look for a guest house in Cornwall that offers private parking on-site. Most good values B&B's provide fast and reliable Wi-Fi, too. Some will charge for internet usage so check this before booking. This is essential if you need to sneak in an email or two while on holiday, and to research places to visit nearby.

Bed and breakfasts are smaller than most hotels and can only accommodate a few guests, which means you enjoy more privacy. The service tends to be more personal. You can count on the owner of the property to be the concierge. And since there are fewer people to entertain, the owner is more invested in ensuring that each guest enjoys a wonderful stay. Bed and breakfasts are usually more secure, too. Fewer guests allow the owner to keep a closer and watchful eye on the property and your safety.

The location of the bed and breakfast is crucial. Get the best value for your money by choosing a B&B that is close to the attractions you want to see in Cornwall. The town centre should be within walking distance so you can be close to restaurants and shops. One of the best bed and breakfasts in St. Austell is located within a quarter mile of the town centre, and it provides the additional advantage of being only a few miles from Charlestown, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and the Eden Project.

The town of St. Austell is known for its china clay industry and you can learn more about it at Wheal Martin China Clay Museum. St. Austell Brewery—the largest brewery in Cornwall—is worth a visit, too. Do you plan to go on daytrips? Check the proximity of the bed and breakfast to motorways. You should be able to easily drive to the Eden Project, Heligan Gardens and further afield to the famous mid Cornwall beaches, such as Porthpean, Pentewan, and Carlyon Bay.

About the Author:

Steven Dace have been in the tourism and hospitality since I left college some 18 years ago. He spent 5 years working on a large holiday park and for last 13 years, running a bed and breakfast guest house named Trevanion Lodge. I feel I have gained a wealth of experience and knowledge about the Tourism industry in St. Austell and surrounding areas.