Bed and Breakfast in Cornwall at St Benets Abbey will be a real holiday experience for you. Whether you are staying with us for a holiday or just down on business you can enjoy the historic feature of our accommodation, explore our local area with all of its attractions and then relax whilst we take care of everything you need to make your stay with us special.Welcome to St Benet's Abbey Bed and Breakfast in Cornwall, a charming and historic Bed & Breakfast in Cornwall located at the halfway point of Saints Way, an old Cornish pilgrimage route.
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Built in 1411, medieval times, St Benet's Abbey Historic House is a unique building standing right at the heart of Cornwall. St. Benet's Abbey Historic House - Bed & Breakfast near Bodmin in Cornwall is a family run business. Although offering all modern comforts, the building retains the charm and character of its historical past.
Although offering all modern comforts, the building retains the charm and character of its historical past. The Abbey has Twin, Double & Family rooms and all are en-suite. Take a look at the information on all of our rooms below and do not hesitate to contact should you need further information. We have one Family Room which is our Lanivet Room which can accommodate 2 adults and 2 children.
St Benets Abbey Bed and Breakfast in Cornwall is an Historic House and we are proud to retain its charm and character of its historical past. Our dining, lounge and gardens areas are spacious for you to relax in and enjoy during your stay with us. Take a look at the images below for a view on what awaits you during your stay. We have a quiet lounge for you to relax, read or just chill out and the garden areas are numerous for you to enjoy.
Reviews (10)
Richard Harriss
Jun 17, 2022
Interesting place, would have been something to see back in the day. Shame someone spoiled what's left by building a windmill in the ruins! There's a bench with an audio guide in it that gives more information which is worth checking out. If you're passing by on a boat I would definitely recommend mooring up and taking a look.
Stephen Mudge
Mar 19, 2022
An nice place with a interesting history. Unfortunately, there is not a lot left to see anymore. The gatehouse with the former mill are the main remnants of the abbey and these are good in themselves but there is little else to see. There is plenty of parking for boats (mooring points) on the river side allowing visits at any time of day or night.
Michael Hunter
Mar 09, 2022
Claire Skidqueen Sales
Feb 20, 2022
Beautiful piece of history, still proudly standing. Worth a walk round if you're in the area. Muddy underfoot, not very wheelchair friendly, but if you've had your Weetabix, or you have a good 'pusher' then this is accessible via wheelchair. Small parking area nearby. Lovely views all round, especially in good weather. Boards and plaques explain the history of the structure.
Henner
Feb 05, 2022
John Mann
Jan 21, 2022
A remote monument, very different. Very little of the old building left but it has an interesting 18th century mill built into the gatehouse, much loved by artists and photographers, especially combined with the atmospheric Norfolk skies. Good views across the marshes. Little else, used regularly by dog walkers.
Ste Four
Jan 12, 2022
Neil Bowron
Aug 06, 2021
David Spalding
Jul 11, 2021
Jane Mills
May 03, 2021
A lovely location, very restful, beautiful views beside a reeded river, a ideal place to walk, and take in the ruins of the Abby and the scenery.we visited late afternoon early evening. Had chance to chat to some people fishing along the riverbank. Worth a visit, if you like a bit of history and a stroll. Sign posted. Access is along a narrow lane with limited parking at the end
