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Riverside Stay
Riverside Stay enjoys a location in Gunnislake, 14 miles from Lydford Castle and 15 miles from Launceston Castle.
Drakewalls Bed And Breakfast
Providing a garden, Drakewalls Bed And Breakfast offers accommodations in Gunnislake. This 3-star bed and breakfast offers daily room service and private check-in and check-out.
Tamar 16
2 miles from Cotehele House in Gunnislake, Tamar 16 offers accommodations with access to a sauna, fitness center, and indoor pool. With garden views, this accommodation features a terrace.
Cornwall Countryside Lodges "Reserve Worldwide" Honicombe
Cornwall Countryside Lodges "Reserve Worldwide" Honicombe in Gunnislake provides accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a bar.
Cheerful spacious 2 bedroom holiday home St Anns 12
Cheerful spacious 2 bedroom holiday home St Anns 12 offers accommodations in Gunnislake, 2.4 miles from Cotehele House and 5.6 miles from Morwellham Quay.
The Queen's Head Wetherspoon
The Queen's Head Wetherspoon features accommodations in Tavistock. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
St Mellion Estate
St Mellion Estate offers four-star accommodations in Cornwall. The property is located within 450 acres of countryside and offers guests use of its leisure facilities, championship golf courses and...
Rockmount Rooms & Apartment
Located in the heart of Dartmoor National Park, Rockmount Rooms & Apartment is only 150 yards from a selection of bars and restaurants.
Hotel Endsleigh
Located in Milton Abbot, 8.9 miles from Morwellham Quay, Hotel Endsleigh provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Whod Have Thought It Inn
Located in Saltash, 1.9 miles from Cotehele House, Whod Have Thought It Inn has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
What Guests Said About Gunnislake:
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Gunnislake is a sleepy one horse town in the middle of a...
Gunnislake is a sleepy one horse town in the middle of a village, but it does boast both a Post Office and a Pub, Great place to base your stay if like me you like to roam far and wide, we did Flambards on one day and Budd on another, where we had Afternoon scones on the Barge, be careful when visiting you do not walk down the Canal, as it's by the Seafront Side.KeithUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The proprietors have little (if any) control over this small...
The proprietors have little (if any) control over this small concern and I was warned about it. The last 100 metres of road is not sealed and very uneven, ruts in places quite deep. Drivers in cars with low ground clearance should be extra cautious. Otherwise the accommodation was a delightful experience and catered to our every need. Thoroughly recommended.
AlanAustralia - 10Scored 10
Gunnislake is away from the intensity one can find in some...
Gunnislake is away from the intensity one can find in some coastal towns. It is just 25 minutes from wild ponies and stone age ruins of Dartmoor, which to my mind far surpasses nearby Stonehenge for atmosphere and magic (don't forget the ascending larks, grazing sheep, exotic cattle in the road, etc).TedUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Lovely lodge with a fantastic upper balcony overlooking the...
Lovely lodge with a fantastic upper balcony overlooking the trees, very peaceful and relaxing. The lodge was perfectly clean and had everything we needed. We had the best Sunday roast in the pub onsite, £9.50 for two courses - it was so good! All staff were really friendly and super helpful.
MelanieUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
This is the village I grew up in and has not changed much in...
This is the village I grew up in and has not changed much in the 40 odd years I have been away. It is located on the Cornish side of the picturesque Tamar valley and is ideal for day trips to both Dartmoor and Bodmin moor. Closer to visit is Morwellham quay a must to see and the nearby ancient stannary town of Tavistock which connected Morwellham by canal.
PaulUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
We stayed one night for a wedding in the next village.
We stayed one night for a wedding in the next village. The rooms were clean and comfortable, really comfy beds. Staff very accommodating and the breakfast delicious. The stairway and toilets are a bit dated and could do with a lick of paint and stair carpet cleaned. The price you pay reflects this so if you are looking for something a bit more modern then expect to pay more. Totally fine with us as all we wanted was somewhere cheap to sleep so would actually say it was better than expected.SharonUnited Kingdom
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