Sue manages Lansdowne for a family who have owned the business since 2006. Sue, Cornish born and bred, has a wealth of local knowledge about the area and is happy to point you in the direction of some good walks or places of interest to visit.

Lansdowne is a stunning large Edwardian town house located in the heart of Redruth, close to the A30, and just a 5 minute walk to the train station and bus stops. The property has been renovated to a high standard with quirky boutique style décor that beautifully compliments the unique architecture of the building. Providing quality serviced accommodation, Lansdowne has a real home from home feel where guests are able to come and go as they please with a secure self check-in system . Whether you are visiting for work or pleasure, Lansdowne is well appointed to provide everything you might need during your stay including a well equipped kitchen area for guests to use during their stay. Located in the centre of West Cornwall Lansdowne is the perfect base from which to explore what the County has to offer with St Ives, Falmouth, Truro, Newquay, Helston and Penzance all within a 30 minutes drive or easily accessed on public transport. The stunning North Cornish coast is just 3 miles away at Portreath and tourist attractions such as The Eden Project and The National Seal Sanctuary are just a short drive away.

Redruth, sits in the heart of West Cornwall under the slopes of Carn Brea where the Bassett Monument, a local landmark, stands tall and can be seen for miles across the County. It offers a variety of small independently run business ranging from cafes, to galleries and craft collectives. Redruth is home to Kressen Kernow, the County's historical archive on all things Cornish. Lansdowne is perfectly located on Clinton Road and just a 5 minutes level walk from the town centre, train station and bus stops, which makes it the perfect location for visitors with a car or those using public transport.