Penmere Manor Hotel, Falmouth, Cornwall

In the bustling, vibrant and colorful town of Falmouth lies the magnificent Penmere Manor Hotel, situated on 4 acres of glorious gardens and woodlands approximately 1 mile from the historic port of Falmouth.

Penmere Manor Hotel, Cornwall

The Penmere Manor is a sea of tranquility and calm, a home away from home for many loyal guests, who seek to get away from everyday life for regular visits. When it comes to business guests, the hotel is set in an ideal location with conference facilities within. A charming manor house set amidst beautiful gardens, this Georgian house has been elegantly maintained to retain its charming elegance. The comfort of guests and feeling of welcome is paramount with leisure facilities including a pool and fitness suite included.

Each of the 37 en suite bedrooms are well appointed, have free Wi-Fi, the latest flat screen digital TVs, hairdryers, tea and coffee making facilities and free car parking. The Penmere Manor Hotel is an extremely popular destination with wonderful walking routes in the surrounding area. There are no lift facilities on-site so please feel free to contact the hotel directly to ensure they can accommodate you.

Top 5 Attractions

Falmouth is an ideal location for the adventurer within you. Loads to be seen and even more to be done.

• Maenporth Path Walk
  Sandy shorelines, clear shallow waters and a treasure trove of rock pools, the beach at Maenporth is brilliant place for a picnic. A short walk to Swanpool beach gives visitors a feast for the eyes on the South West Coast Path.
• Sea Kayaking Cornwall
  Cornwall has astounding coastline, with coaches and guides with years and miles of sea kayaking experience behind them, they have a wide selection of equipment, that makes Sea Kayaking Cornwall the perfect choice for an adventure on the coast.
• Queen Mary Gardens
  The rich sights and scents of the amazing plants play such an important part in the visitor experience while experiencing Queen Mary’s Gardens. Benches are available for visitors to sit and enjoy the garden. To see the best blooms visit us in the first two weeks of June.
• Pendennis Castle
  Explore one of Henry VIII’s finest coastal fortresses, Pendennis Castle, which has defended Cornwall against foreign invasion since Tudor times. Discover how the castle has evolved, and experience the sights and sounds of battle.
• National Maritime Museum Cornwall
  With over 15 galleries, a boatbuilding workshop, exciting new exhibitions every year, interactive exhibits and a collection that spans The National Small Boat collection, artworks, maps and charts, memorabilia and other objects there’s plenty to explore.