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Lostwithiel Bed and Breakfasts Travel, heritage, and accommodation information B&Bs are frequently owner-operated, and generally offer a more personal level of service than you might find by staying in a larger hotel. In many cases you will be a guest in the owner's private home. Lostwithiel Heritage Snapshot Would you have a horse for a king? Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, thought it would be a bit of fun to try. Devereux led a Parliamentary army into Cornwall in the summer of 1643. His troops occupied Lostwithiel, and the legend persists that Essex and his men brought a horse to the font of St Bartholomew's church and christened it 'Charles'. Unfortunately the fun stopped there for the Parliamentarians, and Essex and his men were soundly beaten in battle by King Charles and his Royalist troops. Local History

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1 Penrose B&B   1 The Terrace, Lostwithiel, Cornwall, England, PL22 0DT Built in 1880; Penrose retains a wealth of original features; including fireplaces in most of the large and spacious ensuite rooms. We are ideally located for exploring Cornwall. more >> Accommodation Rating: 4 Accommodation Type: Bed and Breakfast Location map

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