Welcome
to the Cornish Seaside Town and Port of Falmouth
Little things count like friendliness, making you feel welcome, feeling at home, perhaps a chocolate on your pillow. Well, that's what Anne is like. Her breakfasts are legendary. Thornbury, Anne's charming Bed and Breakfast in Falmouth will be your local home from home. The recently totally renovated and refurbished house has been fitted out to make your stay a truly memorable one. From this Falmouth B & B it is just a 15 minute walk to the bustling town centre or walk to Swanpool or Gyllingvase beaches in just 20 minutes.
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Stop Press: For the whole summer of 2008 Thornbury is available for selfcatering rental. There are three double bedrooms, one with luxurious ensuite facilities. Click here for more details. There is also one week available for this end of year 29 Dec - 5 January 2008.
We are a non-smoking house.
Falmouth is the ideal base and starting point for an unforgettable Cornish holiday. It is no co-incidence that many who have experienced this charming town on the Cornish coast are returning year after year.
There are plenty of spectacular coastal and inland walks and you reach most other Cornish attractions within an hour or less by car.
For those looking to play golf during their holidays there are three courses within 15 minutes (by car), Falmouth Golf Club (18 holes, offering not only a true test but also spectacular see views) can be reached in 5 minutes, Budock Vean (charming 9 hole course, but tight fairways, is only 10 minutes away). Killiow Park has recently been adding new, longer holes and is a real challenge now. You reach the course by car in 15 minutes. Anne Habbe, the owner of this Falmouth Bed and Breakfast accommodation, will only be too pleased to help you with more detailed information.
There is also a very well looked after Pitch & Putt course just next door to Falmouth Golf Club.
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Gyllingvase Beach |
Some of Cornwall's most famous gardens are nearby with Trebah the most famous and only 10
minutes away by car. But don't miss Glendurgan (next door to Trebah) or Trelissick (on the route to
the King Harry ferry).
The facilities at Falmouth's three scenic beaches have seen recent improvements. Swanpool Beach experienced a face lift and the Gyllingvase Café is being extended to cater for popular demand. Not to forget, the Maritime Museum which features a host of new displays this season and is well worth
a visit.
Thornbury, your friendly bed and breakfast in Falmouth.
