Camilla House Hotel, Penzance

The Camilla House is a late Georgian town house built in 1836 for a Master Mariner operating out of the port of Penzance. Relax in a friendly and totally non-smoking environment which has recently undergone major refurbishments to provide the facilities and services that today's discerning traveller should expect, but still retains much of its original character and charm.

Provides an ideal base for exploring West Cornwall - St Michael's Mount, Lands End, St Ives, Minack Theatre, many Sub Tropical Gardens and convenient for travel to the Eden Project & Falmouth Maritime Museum. Guests enjoy a wide range of award winning breakfasts based on local fresh produce. Licensed and has Broadband Internet access throughout hotel. Free parking available, 5-10 minutes walk to train/bus station & ferry for Isles of Scilly.

From the moment that guests make an enquiry, right through to their departure, the Camilla House aims to provide high levels of customer care and comfort. Detailed travel planning assistance; car hire arrangements; hybrid & mountain bike loan for guests; guided tours; personalised itineraries; picnic hampers; restaurant bookings and being an Agent for the Isles of Scilly Steamship Company are just some of the many services guests can expect from the Camilla House.

The Camilla House has eight guest bedrooms accommodating up to fourteen, a guest lounge for relaxing and a dining room & well stocked bar for guests to enjoy a glass of wine or a good malt after their day's experiences.

The Camilla House has been undergoing a major refurbishment over the last couple of years to ensure that a high level of comfort and quality is afforded to those travellers who expect a little bit more from their accommodation provider.

The Camilla House is inspected by the AA for quality assurance purposes and has been awarded the AA5 Star status as a Guest House in 2006 under the new and more detailed 'Common Standards for Accommodation' inspection & grading scheme . This has been further recognised with the highest accolade of 'Highly Commended' being given to the Camilla House for 2007 and 2008.