Enjoyed a very comfortable stay at the Falmouth Hotel (in Falmouth!). It's a large, traditional place, enjoying a simply spectacular location overlooking Falmouth's Gyllynvase Beach and the open sea beyond. Our bedroom was huge - high ceilings, grand proportions and original features all round - and the best bit was the amazing sea view. Downstairs there is a nice bar/lounge and restaurant, and a decent leisure centre Altogether a warm, welcoming, comfortable and relaxing place to stay. And great value - especially out of season, when rooms start from as little as £50 for a double including breakfast.
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Sunday, 1 February 2009
Traditional hospitality in Falmouth
Enjoyed a very comfortable stay at the Falmouth Hotel (in Falmouth!). It's a large, traditional place, enjoying a simply spectacular location overlooking Falmouth's Gyllynvase Beach and the open sea beyond. Our bedroom was huge - high ceilings, grand proportions and original features all round - and the best bit was the amazing sea view. Downstairs there is a nice bar/lounge and restaurant, and a decent leisure centre Altogether a warm, welcoming, comfortable and relaxing place to stay. And great value - especially out of season, when rooms start from as little as £50 for a double including breakfast.
Tuesday, 14 October 2008
Falmouth Oyster Festival 2008
Falmouth Oyster Festival, a celebration of Cornish seafood, takes place from 16th to 19th October 2008 in Events Square, Falmouth.The festival will open with a cookery master-class with celebrity chef Sophie Grigson followed by a packed programme of cookery demonstrations by leading local chefs, oysters, seafood, wine and ale, children’s shell painting, sea shanties, town parade, live music and marquees packed with Cornish produce and crafts. The festival has broad appeal and is a must for all oyster, seafood and marine heritage enthusiasts!
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