Sea views, comfy beds large bathrooms with bath and shower. digital TV hospitality trays. great breakfasts, Vegetarians catered for
Cost from £30 Per Person
| Room |
Beds |
High Cost |
Mid Cost |
Low Cost |
Cost Type |
En-suite |
| 1 and 2 |
2 x Doubles |
₤70.00 |
₤60.00 |
₤55.00 |
Per Room
|
Yes |
| sea views, large bathrooms
digital tvs hospitality tray, iron available on request |
Seasons
| Season |
From |
To |
High |
2 June |
14 October |
Mid |
1 April |
1 June |
Low |
14 October |
31 March |
The Palms Guest House Reviews
About Falmouth
Falmouth has the third deepest natural harbour in the world, hence the variety of shipping coming and going, Sailing being one of the most popular pastimes here. The town of Falmouth has all the usual shops and some of the unusual. there are many great restaurants and pubs in the town many by the harbour with lovely views. Pendennis Castle is very interesting and has great views to see all the boating and across the water to St Mawes Castle. Gyllynvase Beach has a blue flag and a fab cafe/bar right on the beach. Trebah Gardens and next door Glendurgan are a short drive away. St Ives, St Michaels Mount, Penzance and the Eden Project all about 3/4 to 1 hours drive.
Falmouth has the third deepest natural Harbour in the world hence the variety of shipping coming in and out of the Docks, there are many great restaurants and character pubs in the pretty town. Pendennis Castle is fascinating and a lovely vantage point to sea the ships, sailing being the main pursuit there is always lots to see. Gyllingvase beach has a blue flag, and a fab cafe/bar on the beach
Trebah, Glendurgan and many other gardens are close by, the eden project is less than an hours drive away, also St Ives, Penzance. St Michaels Mount. about the same distance.
