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The Woodside stands in its own grounds in a secluded location away from the noise of the traffic, yet is within ten minute's walk of the town centre, its beaches, railway and bus stations.

You can enjoy magnificent views of the harbour and the beautiful coastline from most bedrooms, all public rooms, the gardens and terrace.

Well situated within the town, Woodside is also an ideal base for you to enjoy the magic of Cornwall all year round.

Open throughout the year, we offer single, double, twin and family rooms that are comfortable, spacious and centrally heated. All bedrooms are en-suite and have a colour television, clock radio, hairdryer and hot drinks facilities.

You can relax with a drink in our private residents bar or the separate lounge with TV and games area. Why not take a drink out into the garden and savour the views and tranquil surroundings?

If you seek more active recreation, then both the Tregenna short hole golf course and the new Leisure Centre with its superb gymnasium and indoor pool, are within a few minutes of Woodside.

We pride ourselves on the quality of our food and use the best local produce wherever possible. Our breakfast selection includes traditional English, Continental and Vegetarian options. Please let us know in advance if you have any special dietary requirements.

We hope that you will choose to stay with us at Woodside and experience traditional comfort with our personal touch.

Single, double, twin, triple and family rooms are offered subject to availability and receipt of a deposit. Prices are per person, per night and are inclusive of full English breakfast and VAT at the current rate. Bank Holidays are charged at high season rates.

This is St Ives Bay Cornwall, one of the most famous holiday towns in the UK - a jewel situated at the south-western tip of this island kingdom yet readily accessible by road, rail and air.

Today, as for centuries before, life centres around the harbour where fishing boats still moor alongside granite piers, their catch being sent around the world and earning an enviable
reputation for its quality and variety in some of the finest restaurants.

The town during the summer months is a blaze of colour. Radiating from the harbour, its maze of narrow cobbled streets are filled with flowers - not particularly surprising for a town which regularly wins the 'Britain in Bloom' competition.

As well as its tradition of fishing, it is world famous as an art centre - and studios, shops and galleries are everywhere. The Tate St. Ives, part of the Tate Gallery in London, was opened in 1993 and is, perhaps, the flagship of Cornish art.

Slightly further afield are Land’s End and the Eden Project and many great gardens and stately homes, including St. Michael’s Mount. Other attractions within easy reach include wildlife centres, theme parks for children and many that celebrate the Cornish unique cultural, industrial and maritime heritage.

The town has many coastal walk’s for those who wish to savour the unchanged landscape ablaze with the colour of wild flowers, granite rock forms and wildlife all set off by the beautiful turquoise coloured sea.

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