Bed and Breakfast Accommodation St Ives - 25 Halsetown

Bed & Breakfast Accommodation
St Ives Cornwall

“25 Halsetown...quality B&B accommodation with beautiful views
and a warm welcome - on the edge of St Ives”

The old miners cottage of 25 Halsetown in the historic village of Halsetown, a mile from St Ives, looks out over Rosewell Hill, over the rolling countryside to the sea in the distance. It is a cosy 17th century cottage, Nina and Clive will give you a warm, friendly welcome to the house which is cool and shady in the summer and warm in the winter.

The tasty Cornish breakfast is served with views of open countryside and horses grazing in the adjoining fields.

25 Halsetown is the perfect base to explore the galleries of St Ives and the wonderful coastal walks to Zennor.

Accommodation

Your arrival in Halsetown at our B & B, which is located in one of the most beautiful of country views. We will welcome you to our old mining cottage which offers a very relaxed environment, the cottage has the charm and homely feeling with plenty of space for you to relax after your journey.

Our two letting bedrooms offer very comfortable double beds, TV, tea and coffee facilities. They share an attractive bathroom but when only one room is occupied you have exclusivity.

In addition there is the very welcoming kitchen/dining area where you will enjoy the option of a great Cornish breakfast or a selection of cereals, toast with marmalade or honey. You may want to relax before starting out on your adventures in a very comfortable lounge area to plan your day. Hoping the weather is favourable then you have the choice to sit in the garden before setting off.

St Ives

Dropping into St Ives you will locate its very attractive harbour front with iconic views and a whole host of refreshment facilities. The selection of four beautiful beaches allows the freedom to enjoy golden sand and sea activities, or a laze in the sun whatever your preference.

The winding streets have a wide variety of shops that offer most people’s needs whether they be gifts from Cornish fudge to some of the greatest art work in the country. There is a huge range of places to eat from the simplest of bistros to the most sophisticated of restaurants serving local seafood, and international cuisine.

There are a wide variety of adventures in St Ives from a boat trip to Seal Island to self drive boats around the harbour and bay Famous places to visit in the town will be the Tate Gallery, Barbara Hepworth Museum, Leach Pottery and the St Ives Museum.

Many of you will be happy to lie on the beach and watch the fisherman bring in their catch off the boats. Keep your eye out for the seals hoping for a few free sprats!

Tariff & Availability

Rooms from £35 per person per night including Breakfast.

“25 Halsetown. . . tranquil countryside. . . close to St Ives”