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Briallow is a spacious bungalow, quietly situated, run by Martin and Anna Southgate. It is set in 3 acres of gardens and meadows and yet with easy access from the A390. Facilities include 2 double or family rooms and 1 twin (all ensuite) Colour television and Tea / Coffee in the rooms. |
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The Eden Project is only about 1 mile away and many other attractions and gardens are within an easy drive. Enjoy your breakfast whilst looking out over our own lake. There are some very interesting cycle and walking trails that can be used to explore the lovely Luxulyan Valley only a half mile away. The local towns of Mevagissey, Fowey and Charlestown are only a few miles away and offer many attractions to young and old. |
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Smokers welcome but No Smoking in the bedrooms please Children welcome but no under 5's please, plenty of parking, no pets. Pickups can be arranged from our local train station (Par) |
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Our Rooms Room
1 - Ensuite twin bedded room. Room
2 - Ensuite family room with double and bunk beds. Room
3 - Ensuite room with double and single bed. |
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Things to Do The Eden Project - A real experience, imagine walking through a tropical rainforest without leaving Cornwall. The Biomes contain specimens of plants from all over the world, and the visitors centre is full of information and is excellent fun. The Lost Gardens of Heligan - A old Victorian garden that has been hidden from public eyes for 50 years is a wonder to explore. Lanhydrock House and Gardens - Once the proud seat of the Robartes family from 1620 to 1969, this extensive house and 900 acres of gardens, parklands and woods is now a real treasure owned by the National Trust and open to the public. Luxulyan Valley - Only a stones throw away from the guesthouse, and full of local history. There are over 17 circular walks taking in old chapels, some of the Saint's Way path, and engineering architecture including the Treffry Viaduct and leats. Fowey - This charming town hugs the River Fowey and is virtually unspoilt, no amusement arcardes here, just ancient narrow streets and a heritage dating back to roman times. A few hundred years ago the Spanish, Portuguese and the French used to attempt to raid the town and were driven off by cannon fire from the forts at the entrance to this lovely harbour. Charlestown - Home to square rigged sailing ships today, as well as the Charlestown Shipwreck Museum, a delight to explore. |
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Map & Directions Click here to find us using Multimap.com - you can print out maps as required |
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Contact Details If you require any information about availability or prices please don't hesitate to contact us: Briallow Guesthouse, Tywardreath Highway, Par, Cornwall, PL24 2RN Email: Anna@briallowguesthouse.freeserve.co.uk Tel: 01726 813432 |
