The Willows En-suite Bed and Breakfast accommodation & Self-catering Apartment Telephone Edna for details Tel: 01840 779014 edna.willows@btopenworld.com   Ideal Location in North Cornwall

Bed and Breakfast

Double en-suite (shower) room, Fridge, TV, CD player , Tea & Coffee making facilities. Full English Breakfast. Prices per person. One night          from £27.00 Three nights     £75.00 Seven nights    £168.00   A deposit of £25 per person is required with a confirmation letter when booking.

Self catering Apartment

Cosy comfortable self catering apartment, double bedroomed, shower en-suite apartment, small fitted kitchen and sitting area with bed settee. TV, video, radio & CD player. Parking area and use of garden and patio area in the front of the bungalow. All prices include bed linen & towels. Electricity by £1 meter Tariff October 1st to March 31st     £180.00 pw April 1st to May 31st            £199.00 pw June 1st to June 30th           £265.00 pw July 1st to July 31st              £275.00 pw August 1st to August 31st     £280.00 pw Sept. 1st to Sept. 31st          £270.00 pw 3 Day Short Breaks October 1st to March 31st      £94.00 pw April 1st to May 31st              £98.00 pw June 1st to June 30th            £130.00 pw July 1st to July 31st               £135.00 pw August 1st to August 31st      £190.00 pw Sept. 1st to Sept. 31st            £135.00 pw Winter Special December and January £95 per week (excl Bank Holidays) All self catering prices based on 2 people sharing the apartment. Extra persons charged at £5.00 per person per night. Breakfast available at £5.00 per person per morning. A deposit of £75.00 is required with confirmation of booking. Balance to be paid one month in advance. Terms and conditions available on request. Nice dogs welcome by prior arrangement: £1 per dog per night

The Willows is a comfortable and peaceful Self-catering annex situated in a small hamlet a few minutes away from magnificent coastline near Tintagel. The sandy beach of Trebarwith Strand only minutes away, is well known for swimming, surfing and pretty rock pools.

Boscastle Harbour

The lovely coastal path, cared for by the National Trust, abundant with flowers, passes nearby and leads to other sandy coves and breathtaking scenery.

Tintagel is only one mile away, where the famous castle associated with the legendary King Arthur, the ancient Post Office, the early Norman Church on the cliffs, and attractive shops, are to be enjoyed.

The Willows is an ideal centre for visiting numerous places of interest, whether the lovely fishing villages of Boscastle, Port Isaac, Polzeath, or ancient monuments, mystical or historical, whilst walking on Bodmin Moor and visiting the Eden Project.

The Willows is open all year, is centrally heated. Nice dogs are welcome free of charge in the Self-catering Apartment.

LOCATION

TREKNOW is a hamlet just before Tintagel Village Off the B3263 from Camelford.

The coastal path is three minutes away. Commonly known as the sunset coast, it is steeped in the legends of King Arthur, and Cornwall's historic industrial past in slate mining.

Old workings can be seen close by, and the Delabole Quarry is Europe's largest, man-made hole being approximately 1'/2 miles across. Also at Delabole the first wind farm in the country can be seen. Wild life is in abundance around the cliffs, and the wild flowers are something not to be missed early in the year.

Late autumn brings Indian summers in many years, and the campion and primroses flower once again.

There are many places to visit in Tintagel alone including the castle ruins, King Arthur's Hall, Merlin's Museum, the Old Post Office, and many small churches.

All these are within walking distance of The Willows

TINTAGEL is an ideal base for touring the county, being central on the North Coast, but mid county, enabling visitors day trip distance to all major attractions via the new by-passes as far as Lands End.

In addition to the places around Tintagel, moving south westerly, are the Padstow Bird and Butterfly Gardens, The Cornish Shire Horse Centre, Wadebridge, also the charm and tranquility of National Trust houses and gardens. There are many more attractions between North Cornwall and Lands End.

Moving north easterly, it is a short distance to Bude and the Devon border where many more attractions can be located including Dartmoor.

A south easterly trip takes you across Bodmin Moor to Looe, Polperro and south coast resorts and harbour towns. In Cornwall, one is never further than 20 miles from the sea.

Activities such as riding, golf, surfing, are all close by, and coach excursions can be taken from Tintagel. Information and ideas are available at The Willows to help you have an enjoyable holiday.