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About Falmouth

The port of Falmouth and its surrounding network of creeks and rivers makes it arguably one of Britain's most beautiful areas. The port has one of the world's deepest natural harbours and is fast developing a global reputation as one of the best centres for sailing and water sports. Falmouth is never short of interest and spectacle for the visitor.

Aside from the delights of the port, Falmouth's mild climate enables botanical gardens such as Glendurgan, Trebah and Gyllyndune to flourish. In total there are 7 gardens to be explored and all are within easy travelling distance of the town. 16th Century Pendennis Castle, perched on the headland by the harbour, is a showpiece of British history and the National Maritime Museum is a nautical mine of information. The Falmouth Art Gallery offers a renown collection ot Tuke paintings and is full of the history of the Falmouth Packet ships which used to be seen offshore. The town centre has a good collection of specialist shops and restaurants as well as many notable and unusual listed buildings such as the King's Pipe, used to burn contraband tobacco in the days of old style smuggling. Falmouth has 4 superb beaches and when you have finished lazing around in the sun there are the creeks and inlets of the Helford Estuary to be explored. It isn't hard to see what inspired Daphne DuMaurier to write Frenchman's Creek when you see and experience this heart of Cornwall. Meander down wood-shaded footpaths to creeks such as Port Navas, with its oyster beds and yacht moorings. The Falmouth Oyster Festival is a must for all visitors giving the perfect opportunity to try cornwalls exquisite local Oysters! All along the Helford you'll find clutterings of boat yards and quays, often with a waterside gastro pub serving fresh Cornish produce.

About the Falmouth Hotel

Set in beautifully landscaped gardens in a prime seafront location opposite a blue flag sandy beach, The Falmouth is a splendid chateau-like building with Spa facilities including indoor pool, Jacuzzi, gym, Nirvana Beauty centre and putting green.

It has 69 bedrooms all individually furnished with most bedrooms offering panoramic views of the headland with Pendennis Castle, the harbour or straight out to sea. There are varying categories of room including singles and a number of rooms are child friendly.

The hotel's reputation as a good dining venue is growing in leaps and bounds with local delicacies like Falmouth Bay Oysters, Mussels, Lobster and fish such as Sea Bass featuring regularly on its menus, according to season. The bar is simply stunning, with a comprehensice bar menu and comfortable seating. Together with the restaurant they offer views over the gardens and out to sea. Non-residents are welcome.

The Falmouth has a civil wedding licence and is a perfect location for a wedding. Several conference and function rooms are also available.

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Written by Matt Blay of Creative SEO. Why not come and stay at the Falmouth hotel. Its a hotel in cornwall. Falmouth is a beautiful location to base your holiday, so if your looking for a cornwall hotel why not come and pay us a visit.

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