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Great Trethew Manor Hotel - Bodmin Moor Hotels
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This hotel is rated 2 stars out of 5

Area: Bodmin Moor, Liskeard Show Map

This bed & breakfast is located in Liskeard (Bodmin Moor), where area attractions include Looe Beach. Regional … More

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"Fantastic Hotel with 30 acres of grounds, wild life in abundance and just loved the... " More hotel reviews

Trethorne Hotel & Golf Club - Bodmin Moor Hotels
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This hotel is rated 2 stars out of 5

Area: Bodmin Moor, Launceston Show Map

Trethorne Hotel & Golf Club is a relaxing and friendly 2 star hotel located three miles outside Launceston , in … More

Wellington Hotel - Bodmin Moor Hotels
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Area: Bodmin Moor, Boscastle Show Map

Welcome Rest - The Chantry - Bodmin Moor Hotels
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from £39
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Area: Bodmin Moor, Callington Show Map

Situated in Callington, this guesthouse is in the same region as The Hurlers, Cheesewring, and Golitha Falls … More

Port Gaverne Hotel - Bodmin Moor Hotels
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Area: Bodmin Moor, Port Isaac Show Map

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2 star Bodmin Moor, Cornwall Hotels

This relatively remote, wild upland area attracts walkers searching the highest points of Cornwall, namely the tors (rock outcrops) of Rough Tor and Brown Willy. The main settlements, Camelford and Liskeard (‘lis-kard’) are pleasant, sleepy towns. Visitor attractions include Bodmin Jail, Jamaica Inn (immortalised by Daphne du Maurier) and Lanhydrock House and gardens, one of the finest late 19th-century houses in England.