England, Wales & Scotland - South West

Primrose Valley

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Owners: Sue & Andrew Biss Porthminster Beach St Ives TR26 2ED   England Visit Website Contact Property Request Reservation Information

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At its heart St. Ives is a lovely old fishing town with narrow cobbled streets and quaint cottages. While the fishing industry is gone, the town’s artistic legacy thrives. The splendid Tate as well as many lesser known private galleries feature dramatic seascapes with white beaches. These seascapes are reminiscent of the views from the four ocean-facing rooms at Primrose Valley on Porthminster Beach. Be it a room with a view or no view, you’ll appreciate the clean uncluttered lines of the modern design and the thought that has gone into every aspect of the stylish decor. Sue and Andrew Biss are believers in the use of local produce for breakfast and work hard to keep the hotel “green.” For dinner the famous Porthminster Beach Cafe is, as its name suggests, on the beach just the other side of the railway line. A five-minute walk finds you in the heart of St Ives with its array of restaurants. There is a lot to see and do in this part of Cornwall—driving along the picturesque north coast, visiting St Michael’s Mount, exploring Mousehole (a picture-postcard fishing village), or shopping in Penzance.

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10 Rooms, Double Occupancy: £100.00 - £225.00
1 Suites, Double Occupancy: £175.00 - £225.00

Closed: Christmas & Jan

Phone: 01736 794939   Fax: 01736 794939

Directions: Arriving in St Ives on the A3074 signal right as you see the hospital sign on your left and turn sharp right down a narrow, steep lane (small signpost Primrose Valley). Go under the railway bridge and turn left (both a road and a footpath); take the next left and Primrose Valley is the second house facing you.

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