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The Ship is one of Cornwall's most famous inns, with a cult following from around the world - even as far away as Australia - attracted by its genuine unspoilt charm. You will find fresh fish on the menu almost daily - weather permitting - and all the food is lovingly prepared and home-cooked. The inn is always full of colour and plays host to local musicians and players throughout the winter. A real old Cornish pub which is always a pleasure to stay in.
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This is a traditional two-bar public house with separate dining room and six comfortable letting rooms. The public bar has two pool tables, a dart board and gaming machines. The lounge bar boasts a large open fire.
The inn is conveniently located in the Mount Charles area of St Austell, close to the south coast of Cornwall. The Eden Project, historic Charlestown, the lost Gardens of Heligan and the picturesque fishing village of Mevagissey are all close by.
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Victoria Road,
Mount Charles,
St Austell PL25 4QD |
| Telephone:
01726 72031
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01726 77226
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This is a charming 16th century inn, with one double bedroom with a four poster bed. Set in the picturesque village of St Ewe, near St Austell, the Crown has a very friendly, cosy atmosphere. It is close to the very beautiful 16th century church, which is steeped in history. The restaurant seats 40.
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St Ewe,
St Austell PL26 6EY |
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01726 843322
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Polruan is on the estuary of the River Fowey and the easiest access to the Russell Inn is by passenger ferry from Fowey. The pub lies in an unspoilt, old fishing village and is open all day throughout the year. It is family-run, with good home-cooked food and real ales.
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Polruan,
Fowey PL23 1PJ |
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01726 870292
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The Hewas Inn is a small grade II listed building. It has a children's area, live music at weekends and a quiz night on Sundays. Cask Marque certified for its real ales. There is a wide-ranging menu and friendly and co-operative staff.
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Sticker,
St Austell PL26 7HD |
| Telephone:
01726 73497
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01726 73507
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The Ship at Pentewan is a small friendly village inn with a public bar, lounge and dining room. It enjoys a pretty setting, across the road from the disused clay harbour. There is a beer garden on the old harbourside with resident swans and ducks, and a self-catering letting flat reached by a short flight of stone steps.
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This is a 19th Century old coaching inn, formerly the Commercial, one of the few inns with a traditional lounge bar and public bar. It is set above the town of Fowey, overlooking the church and river. Accommodation comprises of five en-suite rooms and a separate self-catering flat. Some rooms offer river views and we are fortunate to have our own car park which, in Fowey, is a bonus.
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A waterside pub with good views, next to a family beach.
Food, real ale (Adnams Southwold Bitter, St Austell HSD, plus guests), accommodation, family area, parking, bus route.
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Portmellon,
Mevagissey,
St Austell PL26 6PL |
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01726 843 235
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This is an old coaching inn, located on the A390 next to St Blazey Church. Accommodation comprises 11 letting rooms, seven of which are en-suite, including a disabled room and two family rooms.
This is one of the nearest pubs to the Eden Project, only one and a half miles away.
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St Blazey,
St Austell PL24 2NQ |
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01726 813001
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A friendly community pub known locally as the Sandy (it's situated in an area called Sandy Hill). A good selection of bar snacks at lunchtimes and early evenings, 5 o'clock club, a variety of pub games and widescreen TV. Live entertainment Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
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Sandy Hill,
St Austell PL25 3AS |
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01726 72129
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The Ship is one of the oldest buildings in Fowey and was built in 1570 by John Rashleigh. It retains much of its original character including oak beams in the bar, a stained glass window in the dining room and the principal bedroom still has the original 16th century oak panelling.
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Trafalgar Square,
Fowey,
St Austell PL23 1AZ |
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01726 832 230
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01726 834935
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The Fountain is a 15th century inn, the oldest in the charming fishing village of Mevagissey. It has two bars, and a restaurant specialising in fresh locally caught fish and prime steaks. The restaurant is renowned for its seafood platter.
There are three letting rooms, two en-suite.
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