Berrio Bridge House

Launceston

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Berrio Bridge House provides luxurious and peaceful accommodation for our guests in surroundings of outstanding natural beauty.
The house, on the banks of the River Lyner, Bodmin Moor, the hamlet of Berrio is an ideal starting place for exploring the fine National Trust houses and gardens nearby.
Only a short drive away is the amazing Eden Project and the wonderful scenery and beaches of the Cornish coast.

The Accommodation:

Berrio Bridge has two spacious suites on the first floor:

The Garden suite

Comprises of a large twin bedded room with its own dressing room, full bathroom with shower and its own private sitting room.
Includes a television, tea/coffe making facilities
Fully double glazed
Central heating
Tariff - £30 00p p.p.p.n. including full English breakfast
All booking Enquiries Please E-Mail: Reservations@accommodationincornwall.com


The Woodland suite

Comprises of a double bed, shower room with a large vanity unit
and WC, also with its own private sitting room.
Includes a television, tea/coffe making facilities
Fully double glazed
Central heating
Tariff - £27.50p p.p.p.n. including full English breakfast
All booking Enquiries Please E-Mail: Reservations@accommodationincornwall.com

Berrio Bridge is non smoking

Dining

Enjoy breakfast in the dining room, the large conservatory or even in the garden if you wish.
We would be delighted to cook you a delicious evening meal (by prior arrangement) using fresh local seasonal ingredients. Special dietary needs can be catered for in advance. Please feel free to bring your own wine to enjoy with your meal.

How to get there

We can collect you from Liskeard railway station, or exeter airport, by prior arrangement.

Travelling by car: Go straight over and after two miles cross the
bridge over the River Lynher. Berrio Bridge House is the first on the left and off-road Parking is available.

• Situated between Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor it is an ideal base for a walking holiday on the moors.

• The town itself offers good shopping, restaurants, tea rooms and pubs.

Well worth a visit just to have a look around the ancient walls and buildings.

Views of the Moors with Brown Willey in the background