The Dunedin, Penzance, Cornwall. Holiday Rentals

Description for B&B:

The Dunedin is a charming Victorian house built in 1886, boasting an AA 4-Star rating. With 8 beautifully decorated bedrooms, each equipped with modern en-suite facilities including a shower, wash basin, and WC, as well as amenities such as Freeview digital color TV, radio alarm, hair dryer, cooling fan, and tea/coffee making facilities, guests will feel right at home. Located on a picturesque avenue leading to the seafront, guests can enjoy the long promenade and sheltered bay. Ample free parking is available on both sides of Alexandra Road and the surrounding streets.

Despite its peaceful location on the outskirts of town, Dunedin is just a short walk away from the town center and seafront, making it an ideal base for exploring the many pubs, restaurants, and attractions in Penzance at affordable prices. Start your day with a delicious breakfast in our bright and airy dining room on the lower ground floor, offering a range of cereals, chilled fruit juices, segments, and cooked-to-order main courses to cater to various tastes.

For relaxation, our guest lounge on the upper ground floor provides comfortable sofas and armchairs for guests to unwind. Whether it's watching TV, reading books, newspapers, magazines, or tourist literature, or simply taking a nap, our lounge is the perfect retreat. Additionally, we offer free and unlimited internet access to our guests through our Free Hot-Spot Wireless Broadband (WIFI) network. Please note that a radio card, appropriate virus protection, and a firewall are required for your laptop. Simply request a scratchcard from us to access the network with a password.

Please be aware that the Dunedin is a non-smoking establishment.

Penzance is an excellent central location for your holiday. The Penwith Peninsula is renowned for its hidden coves, sandy beaches, and ancient Celtic historical sites, all easily accessible from Penzance by car, train, or coach trips departing from the town's bus station. For the more adventurous, the bay offers opportunities for sailing, windsurfing, and scenic walks along the rugged coastal footpaths, where you may even spot playful dolphins in the sea. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the famous Minack open-air theatre perched on the cliffs at Porthcurno, where you can enjoy a variety of plays and musicals on pleasant evenings. Take a day trip to the tranquil Isles of Scilly, with both helicopter and SS Scillonian departures from Penzance. Last but certainly not least, make sure to visit St. Michael's Mount, a National Trust-owned island rising from Mounts Bay, accessible by boat or by walking across the causeway during low tide.