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A holiday in Bodmin Moor offers a blend of natural beauty, rich history, and tranquillity. This rugged landscape in Cornwall, with its sweeping moorlands and granite tors, provides a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, cycling, and horse riding along scenic trails, with stunning views that change with the seasons. The area is steeped in history, featuring ancient stone circles, the famed Jamaica Inn, and Bodmin Jail, offering fascinating insights into the past. Wildlife watchers can spot rare birds, while those seeking serenity can find peace in the vast open spaces and star-filled skies at night. Local villages, such as St. Neot and Blisland, charm visitors with their quaint pubs and welcoming community spirit. A holiday in Bodmin Moor is an opportunity to reconnect with nature, explore historical sites, and experience the unique Cornish culture.

A busy town and lots of traffic. Worth exploring, but I didn't have the time, other than looking at the old jail. Good mid-way stopping point if travelling further into Cornwall. The hotel served a very good breakfast and the evening meal was well prepared: the lamb that I had was beautifully cooked. The options for puddings were mainly cake-based and personally, I found my meringue option a tad sweet (as one might expect) with no pouring cream to calm it down!

Very interesting town - very old. good shops - nice high st. good section of supermarkets. easy to walk around. nice walk to the beacon nice pint in Hole in wall pub useful laundromat open till 8pm near sainsburys

It’s looking tired but it’s the gateway to lots of other places. Plymouth is within reach maybe 40mins by car. The prison has the attraction of the museum with guided tours which are great fun The prison, now hotel is absolutely wonderful. Great gala night for new year with the best food ever. The Bodmin folk are so friendly and will advise on where to eat to suit your budget. The Eden project is a great trip to make even on a rainy day. There are do many places to suit any pocket don’t forget Looe such a pretty place

Was visiting a sick relative in the hospital & hotel very convenient for that. Have always been in transit elsewhere so didn't know the town well. So attractive and clean. Very friendly people who readily helped direct or help in other ways. I have relatives who came from Probus and Devonshire so visited both counties from 1946 onwards and think changes by and large sensitive and well carried out. The beauty of the county and rural nature has been largely preserved and if controlled population increase measures are sympathetically controlled, the character of the county ought to be preserved along with its beauty.

A great experience, the renovation work is amazing throughout the hotel! We only stayed there for 1 night but we would have liked to have spend more time. Comfortable beds, and a great spacious bathroom. Great breakfast options. Would be great to have gluten free options in the room service menu.