In the pretty Cornish village of Chapel Amble and a short drive from Rock and Port Isaac, The Maltsters Arms oozes old-world charm and character, from slate floors and copper pots to ‘mind-your-head’ beams and open fires. A pub at the heart of the...

Close to the famous Camel Trail, this family-owned free house was originally a group of 18th-century slate workers' cottages, built around a courtyard. A bow window featuring a stained-glass quarryman adds character to this unusual inn. The pub’s...

Visit this 15th-century, stone-built pub in summer and you will be rewarded with flower tubs and creepers enhancing its pretty façade, whilst traditional features inside include a huge open fire. Cornish St Austell beers and Rattler cider are the...

Trehellas House is a modern country hotel, its rooms spread between an inn and coach house. Its beamed, slate-flagged dining room makes a homely setting for bright Cornish cooking mixing innovation and tradition. Proximity to Camel Valley makes that...