The Penmorvah Manor Hotel contains a hidden surprise! Nestled within their safely enclosed grounds you will find these luxurious little family cottages, all devised to give you privacy on your staycation. The hotel itself has been in operation since 1872; so at Penmorvah they have been perfecting the family holiday since before any of us were even born.
Penmorvah is five minutes by car from the beaches of Falmouth and lies in its own set of luscious gardens. It has its own restaurant and bar that you have full use of as a cottage dweller. The cottages are self-catering, so you will need to pay for the services, but their restaurant has a reputation for being worth it.
So what else can you find in the Penmorvah Cottages for your family? Let’s take a closer look.
Family Amenities at the Penmorvah Manor Cottages
Situated on the south coast of Cornwall, the gardens and the beaches are all within reach during your stay at Penmorvah. What else do they have to offer? Here are some of our favourite amenities at this location:
- The cottages sleep up to 6 people. They have both gas and electricity for anyone worried about either. They are situated within their own private, 6 acre enclosed grounds near the hotel, with access to the bar and restaurant as you desire.
- They come with all the amenities of home, including a DVD player, Wi-Fi, washing machine, courtyard and patio furniture, and numerous other perks that will delight you or remind you of home.
- There is free parking on the site.
- There is a shared area for children’s play during the holiday season.
- Bar and lounge are available.
- You have access to the beaches nearby which allow for plenty of exploration, picnics, and for rock-pooling days out.
Family Activities in the Area
As well as on-site treats that your family can enjoy, you also have access to the greater Cornwall attractions. Further family fun to be found nearby includes:
- Kayaking at nearby Maenporth.
- Visiting the Tall Ship at Falmouth.
- Shopping, eating, or visiting the Oyster and Sea Shanty Festival in Falmouth.
- Visit the beautiful Pendennis Castle, a coastal escape belonging to Henry VIII.
- Visit the National Maritime Museum in Cornwall.
- Call in to Elemental Water sports and take part in one of their many sports activities.
- Take the kiddies to Star Glazers where they can design their own pottery!
- Take the Flambards experience and live through Blitz day Britain or a Victorian Village afternoon.
So as you can see, Falmouth and the surrounding countryside has plenty to offer.
Where to Book a Stay at Penmorvah Manor Hotel Cottages?
You can book your staycation, visit, or holiday in Cornwall with Penmorvah Manor through visiting their website.
Penmorvah Manor Hotel, Budock Water Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 5ED
Telephone: 01326 250 277
Website: https://www.penmorvah.co.uk
What TripAdvisor says
Upstairs the well-equipped kitchen had everything a young family might need including plastic plates for the kids. In the lounge area, the sofa bed and armchair were particularly comfortable, which we enjoyed relaxing on with a beverage each evening after the kids had gone to bed!
The cottage felt ‘modern farmhouse’, where pine meets soft pastel colours. The standard of furniture was decent and not too tired, which is often the case with some self-catering establishments.
The 6 acres that the cottages sit in alongside the Penmorvah Manor Hotel itself, was a great place for the kids to hang out. Most evenings we would play outside with the kids, especially around the tree house/climbing frame structure, and the views towards Falmouth were spectacular too.
The Penmorvah Manor Hotel is used predominantly for functions and I can imagine it being the perfect venue to get married in with features like the fabulous Sundeck outside area. We did try the hotel's breakfast once which, although nice enough, was quite sparse with only one rasher of bacon, which was a tad disappointing considering the price.
It’s closeness to Falmouth makes it, as their website states, "A good base to explore this part of the Cornish coast". We concur and, with it being dog-friendly too, we can thoroughly recommend staying here for a Cornish family adventure!
