Bed and Breakfast near seafront and beach, in town centre
Penmorvah Manor Hotel
TR11 5ED, Falmouth, Budock Water
In 6 acres of tranquil gardens and woodland, this Victorian country manor hotel offers charming accommodation. Falmouth town centre and the university campus are within easy reach. Some of the en suite rooms at Penmorvah... read more
220 reviews 8.3
Telford Guest House
TR11 4DG, Falmouth, 47 Melvill Road
Centrally situated in Falmouth, the Telford Guest House is just 5 minutes’ walk from the town centre, the harbour and the Maritime Museum. The Princess Pavilion, Gyllyngvase Beach and the South West Coast Path are... read more
212 reviews 9.5
Trelawne Hotel
TR11 5HT, Falmouth, Maenporth Road, Mawnan Smith
Set in a beautiful, unspoilt corner of Cornwall, the charming family-run Trelawne Hotel is set just 10 minutes’ drive from Falmouth. It offers unrivalled panoramic views over Falmouth Bay over to Rosemullion Headland. Free Wi-Fi... read more
206 reviews 9.1
Chelsea House
TR11 4BG, Falmouth, 2 Emslie Road
Chelsea House offers Bed & Breakfast accommodation in Falmouth. Located right next to Princess Pavilion and a 10-minute stroll from the marina, this property offers a peaceful location just 5 minutes’ walk from Gyllyngvase beach.... read more
454 reviews 9.8
Falmouth Bay
TR11 4EA, Falmouth, Pennance Road 8
Featuring a shared lounge, Falmouth Bay is located in Falmouth and is 2 km from Pendennis Castle. Free WiFi is available. All guest rooms in the guest house are fitted with a flat-screen TV. Rooms... read more
39 reviews 9.7
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Falmouth is a great location if you are an outdoors person. With plenty of cycle routes all around the town and surrounding area you can enjoy exploring the bridleways and trail paths for hours on end.
If you’re more of a water lover, then why not take a boat trip out for a spot of fishing, explore the reef with a dive off the Gyllyngvase beach or simply have a picnic on the white sands and take in the view while the kids take out their body boards.
For history enthusiasts this town is home to Henry VIII’s impressive Pendennis and St.Mawes castles, while the Lifeboat and National Maritime Museum of Cornwall make for fascinating days out. For the perfect way to end the day, an evening stroll along the well maintained seafront promenade to soak in the atmosphere, marvel at the nature of the sea and feast on some of the country’s tastiest fresh fish and chips or hot Cornish pasties, is highly recommended.
Falmouth is also the ideal location to base yourself if you are planning to visit further afield in Cornwall too. The picturesque town of St. Austell is less than an hour up the coast with its nearby Eden Project, Land’s End is just over an hour westward, while the famous Lizard Point is only 45 minutes south making for some fabulous days out in all directions.
Most cheap b&b properties in town are family run and are within close distance of the beach. Some bed and breakfast offer spectacular sea views. A great breakfast to start the day is served each morning. Stay on a budget near the lovely sandy beaches of Castle Beach, Gyllyngvase Beach, Swanpool Beach or Maenporth Beach. Don’t forget check parking facilities when reserving your accommodation to allow for a stress-free arrival.
Situated in England’s most southern west county of Cornwall
The popular holiday town of Falmouth is situated in England’s most southern west county of Cornwall on the shore of some of the United Kingdom’s best beaches. With its docks, historic castles, natural harbour and its superb choice of guest houses, hotels and accommodation for all the family, this is a place people from all walks of life will enjoy.
Staying in Falmouth is ideal from which to explore Cornwall’s famous attractions and beautiful coastline, such as Cornwall’s Roseland and Lizard peninsulas. Beyond Falmouth you will find Land’s End, and the Eden Project. Truro town centre, the Royal Cornwall Museum and Trelissick Gardens are all within 25 minutes drive. Penzance, St Ives (famous for its NYE festivities) and Newquay are all less than an hour away.
Close to Newquay Cornwall Airport, Plymouth port and the railway station this town is accessible both nationally and internationally.
Train Station
Main railway station ?
If you are reaching the town by train, you have 3 options to get off. The town’s 3 railway stations are Penmere railway station, Falmouth Town railway station (near the centre) and Falmouth Docks train station (closest station to Pendennis Castle).
There are frequent train services provided by CrossCountry trains and First Great Western to Cornwall. There is also a direct rail connection (also sleeper services) from Paddington station in central London (find b&b’s and guesthouses).
Location – Where is
Where is Falmouth ?
The seaside town of Falmouth is located in the southern coast of Cornwall, in the south-west of England UK.
Distance to
Tourists and visitors flying to Falmouth arrive at Newquay Cornwall Airport NQY, approximately 30 miles from the town center. There a sheduled flights to this airport from airports across the United Kingsom and Europe.
Must See Tourist Attractions and Sights
Trebah Gardens
(Mawnan Smith, TR11 5JZ, England UK)
Lovely gardens which stretches down to the sea. Trebah was used as the starting point for the American and UK D-Day Landings.
National Maritime Museum Cornwall
(Discovery Quay, TR11 3QY England)
Interesting museum right next to the marina, displaying a range of marine artifacts and historic boats. Well worth a visit.
Pendennis Castle
(Pendennis Headland, Falmouth TR11 4LP, Cornwall United Kingdom)
Very interesting castle managed by English Heritage. The views across the bay and out to sea from the castle are stunning.
Gyllyngvase Beach
(Cliff Rd, Cornwall TR11 4PA, United Kingdom)
Award winning Blue Flag beach south of the town center. There is on road parking, and a large car park nearby. It’s one of Falmouth’s four beaches. others are Castle Beach, nearby Swanpool and Maenporth Beach (both great for watersports).