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The Situation:
An Mordros Hotel has outstanding views over Porthleven harbour;
the UK's most southerly working port. We have en-suite rooms,
licensed bar and restaurant. The hotel generates a very friendly
and relaxing atmosphere.
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Very popular with artists
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Two minute walk to the beach
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Ideal for walking, golfing, touring
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Bird watching at Loe Pool (Large
fresh water lake)
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Spanish and Italian spoken
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On the coastal path
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Hotel open all year
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Excellent bases for angling
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Eden Project 35 miles
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Falmouth Maritime museum 14 miles
The accommodation:
The An Mordros is a small licensed family run hotel where you
will always find a warm, friendly welcome. This delightful hotel
offers colour television, hair dryers and tea and coffee making
facilities in all the rooms, most are en-suite and some have
outstanding views of Porthleven harbour.

Relax and enjoy traditional home cooking from
our English style breakfast menu together with an appetising
evening meal if requested in our cosy dining room. Why not join
us for a leisurely evening in the bar lounge and listen to the
An Mordros (the sound of the surf in Cornish).
The hotel is situated only a few minutes walk from the centre of
the village, where you will find plenty of gift shops,
restaurants, traditional pubs, cafes and galleries. Depending on
the tides and weather you may also encounter local fishermen
landing their catches. They still mend their nets and make crab
pots in a traditional way on the quayside
Locally:
Porthleven with its historic harbour is beautifully situated in
the middle of Mounts Bay. Therefore it is ideal for visiting
sites like Lands End; St Michael's Mount and the Lizard
Peninsular. 1 mile to the east of Porthleven lies Loe Pool a
fresh water lake separated from the sea by a sand bar, which
occurred after a great storm. Legend says that King Arthur's
sword "Excalibar" lies at the bottom of the lake. Porthleven's
location is also a great starting point for visiting West
Cornwall's major market towns like Penzance, Truro, Helston, and
Falmouth. Porthleven and Cornwall's long history with the sea
can be found almost anywhere. Mounts Bay is littered with wrecks
of boats from all eras, the treacherous rocks, reefs and violent
winter storms all played their part in the disastrous fate of
many a ship.
Smuggling was also big business in this part of Cornwall and the
countless coves and caves make Mounts Bay the perfect place to
smuggle wine, tabacco and spirits into the country from the
continent. All in all the romance and the wild and beautiful
landscape will make Porthleven the idyllic setting for your own
seaside adventure.
Directions: By road: From Helston or Penzance take the
Porthleven junction, (that is sign posted). Travel into the
village centre where the harbour is situated. There you will
find the Harbour Inn, continue past the Inn and take the first
left up "Salt Cellar Hill" (very steep). At the top take a very
sharp right onto Peverell Terrace and the An Mordros Hotel is a
100 yards up the hill.
For further information and reservations Contact your
Hostess:
Sandy Kelynack - Tel/Fax: +44 01326 562236
e-mail:
info@anmordroshotel.com
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