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Gunnislake – 36 hotels and places to stay
Cornwall Countryside Lodges "Reserve Worldwide" Honicombe
Cornwall Countryside Lodges "Reserve Worldwide" Honicombe in Gunnislake provides accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a bar.
Drakewalls Bed And Breakfast
Providing a garden, Drakewalls Bed And Breakfast offers accommodations in Gunnislake. This 3-star bed and breakfast offers daily room service and private check-in and check-out.
Riverside Stay
Riverside Stay enjoys a location in Gunnislake, 14 miles from Lydford Castle and 15 miles from Launceston Castle.
tamar 28
Tamar 28 offers accommodations in Gunnislake, 2.1 miles from Cotehele House and 6.2 miles from Morwellham Quay.
Valley Lodge 20
Valley Lodge 20 offers accommodations in Gunnislake, 2.1 miles from Cotehele House and 6.2 miles from Morwellham Quay. Guests may go for a swim in the private pool.
Cheerful spacious 2 bedroom holiday home St Anns 12
Cheerful spacious 2 bedroom holiday home St Anns 12 is located in Gunnislake, just 2.4 miles from Cotehele House and 5.6 miles from Morwellham Quay.
Tamar 16
2 miles from Cotehele House in Gunnislake, Tamar 16 offers accommodations with access to a sauna, fitness center, and indoor pool. With garden views, this accommodation features a terrace.
The Tavistock Hotel & Inn
Located in Tavistock, The Tavistock Hotel & Inn has a garden, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property.
One Drake Road, Tavistock, Devon
One Drake Road, Tavistock, Devon provides accommodations in Tavistock. The property is located 30 miles from Newton Abbot Racecourse, 4.8 miles from Morwellham Quay and 7.8 miles from Cotehele House.
Tavistock House Hotel
Located in Tavistock, 30 miles from Newton Abbot Racecourse, Tavistock House Hotel has accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking, a bar and water sports facilities.
What Guests Said About Gunnislake:
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A quaint , truly Cornish cottage. Quirky, and rustic.
A quaint , truly Cornish cottage. Quirky, and rustic. Be prepared for a hilly climb up to main road if ,like me, you are a pedestrian. Glorious walk up though, spring primroses and snowbells all in bloom Quiet, a real get awayGuest review byFoster - Review score
It’s a hidden area as most people drive on to the coast.
It’s a hidden area as most people drive on to the coast. It’s magical with its forests, streams, rivers, quays and scenery is absolutely stunning. You are close to Dartmoor too and Plymouth. The locals were friendly and we had out doggy so it was perfect for the trails. You need strong walking legs as it is steep, you can always park down at the National trust gardens called Cotehele near the Quayside if you can’t do the hills. This area is a hidden gem.Guest review bySamanthaUnited Kingdom - Review score
We stayed for 4 nights ,visiting family nearby.
We stayed for 4 nights ,visiting family nearby. The Lodge was large and comfy. We were 5 adults and 2 small dogs. The hot tub was lovely. Dogs loved the gardens and small stream. The Lodge was well equipped. However, it didn't have a hair dryer, and we forgot to take one. The Lodge was clean and had comfy beds. It had bbq on the balcony, which we used. Just bought some coal in the tesco in Callington. We didn't use the gym or indoor pool, so I can't comment . Friendly staff in the shop and pub. The area is beautiful 😍 We went to Looe Bay for a trip out. About 40 mins drive. And visited family in Callington. We will deffo like to stay again.Guest review byCaroline HaytonUnited Kingdom - Review score
Gunnislake is a sleepy one horse town in the middle of a...
Gunnislake is a sleepy one horse town in the middle of a village, but it does boast both a Post Office and a Pub, Great place to base your stay if like me you like to roam far and wide, we did Flambards on one day and Budd on another, where we had Afternoon scones on the Barge, be careful when visiting you do not walk down the Canal, as it's by the Seafront Side.Guest review byMrUnited Kingdom - Review score
The proprietors have little (if any) control over this small...
The proprietors have little (if any) control over this small concern and I was warned about it. The last 100 metres of road is not sealed and very uneven, ruts in places quite deep. Drivers in cars with low ground clearance should be extra cautious. Otherwise the accommodation was a delightful experience and catered to our every need. Thoroughly recommended.Guest review byAlanAustralia - Review score
Gunnislake is away from the intensity one can find in some...
Gunnislake is away from the intensity one can find in some coastal towns. It is just 25 minutes from wild ponies and stone age ruins of Dartmoor, which to my mind far surpasses nearby Stonehenge for atmosphere and magic (don't forget the ascending larks, grazing sheep, exotic cattle in the road, etc).Guest review byTedUnited Kingdom
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