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Truro Travel and Heritage Information


Historic Bed and Breakfast in Truro, Cornwall


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Trevaunance Cove , Quay Road
Truro
Cornwall
England
TR5 0RT

Driftwood Spars, Truro

Accommodation Description:
This 4 star bed & breakfast is a comfortable place to relax and enjoy your holiday in a traditional family owned Cornish hotel. The 17th Century building has been a hotel & public house for many years

Voted one of the best 50 bed and breakfasts in the UK by The Independent. Whatever the time of year, the 4 star rated guest accommoadation at the Driftwood Spars offers a warm and friendly welcome. It provides a comfortable environment in which to relax and enjoy your holiday

This traditional, family owned Cornish hotel also has an onsite restaurant and microbrewery. Driftwood Spars is ideally situated in St. Agnes, a place of complementary contrasts, from wooded valleys and deep dark tin mines, to light and airy seascapes

There are carnivals, fetes and fairs, music and theatre, regattas and fishing contests going on throughout the year. There are also numerous interesting galleries, potteries and design workshops. Pubs and eating-places abound and the village is famous for its old pubs, including the Railway, a cosy bar, famous for its collection of old shoes and memorabilia

The hotel is a 17th century building full of history. The name ?Driftwood Spars? hints at its local history - the ceiling beams in the bars contain spars from some of the ships that have been wrecked in Trevaunance Cove, the local beach. All of our well equipped rooms are ensuite and some boast wonderful views

Plenty of parking is available and there is free wifi for guests in the main building. Please note some rooms are located in the annex across the (quiet) road these do not have wifi, but are very suitable for dog owners. In November 2008 the Driftwood Spars was awarded for it's pub dining experience, it gained a 'Taste of the West' Silver award for 2008



From: £102.00

Accommodation Rating: rating4 (about ratings)

Room Facilities
Wireless internet connection
Telephone
Non-smoking
Hairdryer
Colour television

Amenities
Restaurant
Non-smoking (throughout)
Ironing facilities
Internet access (wireless) in public areas
Entertainment
Bar
Baggage store

Parking
Free parking

Business Facilities
Internet connection (wireless)

Dining Facilities
Food at the Driftwood is served in our cosy bars or our contemporary seaview restaurant. We endeavour to source all our food locally, the village baker delivers bread daily and the village butcher delivers meats. Our fish is generally landed in Newlyn. Our bar food has delicious daily specials using seasonal fresh local produce plus excellent quality bar food.

Meals
Dinner
Lunch
Breakfast (Full cooked)
Breakfast (Continental)

Child Facilities
Highchairs
Cots
Children's menu

Pet Policy
Dogs

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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest

 Nearest Attractions

Holywell Bay Fun Park - 5.7 miles (Family Attraction) Heritage Rating

Cornish Mines and Engines - 6.8 miles (Historic Building) Heritage Rating

Carn Brea - 6.9 miles (Prehistoric Site) Heritage Rating

Bosvigo - 6.9 miles (Garden) Heritage Rating

Burncoose Garden - 7.6 miles (Garden) Heritage Rating

Tunnels Through Time - 8.4 miles (Museum) Heritage Rating

Trerice - 8.7 miles (Historic House) Heritage Rating

Trenance Leisure Park - 8.7 miles (Family Attraction) Heritage Rating

Trelissick Garden - 10.2 miles (Garden) Heritage Rating

Trewithen - 12.2 miles (Historic House) Heritage Rating



  Nearby Towns & Villages to Visit

St Agnes - 0.3 miles away Heritage Rating

Perranporth - 3.2 miles away Heritage Rating

Holywell - 5.5 miles away Heritage Rating

Redruth - 6.2 miles away Heritage Rating

Truro - 7.7 miles away Heritage Rating

Newquay - 8.4 miles away Heritage Rating

Mylor - 11.8 miles away Heritage Rating

Falmouth - 12.6 miles away Heritage Rating

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Heritage Rated Bed and Breakfast Heritage Rating
Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low to exceptional) on historic interest

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Directions:
A30|Road|4|From the A30 exit onto the B3277. Go through a roundabout and continue on B3285/Vicarage Rd. Continue to follow the B3285 for approximately half a mile then turn left at Quay Rd.


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