Portbyhan Hotel

Portbyhan Hotel features a restaurant, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch. The property has 1 dining venues. A complimentary hot and cold buffet breakfast is served each morning. The property provides room service during limited hours. Meeting facilities include conference rooms and meeting rooms for small groups. Portbyhan Hotel also offers a bar/lounge, high-speed Internet access, and a coffee shop/café. Portbyhan Hotel is a smoke-free property (fines may apply for violations). Although the hotel does not have car parking space, free car parking vouchers are available at the reception for use at the nearby public car park.

Portbyhan Hotel has a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch. Room service during limited hours is available. Guests are offered a complimentary full English breakfast.

Guests have a wide choice of activities. Looe is actually two towns on opposite sides of the River Looe. East Looe is the newer of the 2 towns. Guests can have a guided tour through the maze-like streets, visit the 'Living from the Sea' exhibit to learn of the town's maritime history or just spend the day on the beach, separated from the mouth of the river by the 'Banjo Pier'. Over the bridge in the older West Looe guests can visit the 16th century 'Jolly Sailor Inn' or St Nicholas Church. Guests can wander in and out of the rock pools located in nearby Hannafore while enjoying the view of Looe island with its 'monastic cells' dating back to the 12th century. Also in Looe is the Monkey Sanctuary, located in an unspoilt area of natural woodland just a little way down the road from East Looe, this Sanctuary has recieved worldwide praise as the only place capable of breeding 'Amazonian Woolly Monkeys' outside of their habitat. 25km away is the Eden Project gardens in St Austell open all year round visitors can explore the 'largest rainforest in captivity'. Also in St Austell is the Cornish Market World, Britain's biggest indoor market with over 300 stalls and a diverse range of goods on offer. A little further away is the 'Lost Gardens of Heligan', located in one of the 'most mysterious estates in england'. After years of being left to waste away, these gardens have been lovingly restored to their former glory and are a must see attraction. 7miles away in the town of Liskeard is an attraction called Paul Corin's Magnificent Music Machines, a Museum for Organs and Pianos. 60km away in Launceston is Trethorne Leisure park, an indoor and outdoor leisure park complete with golf course, voted the best 2 for 1 golf club in the country in 2001, the park is the perfect family day out with a multitude of things for all the family to do and see.

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.

Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.

Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.

• No onsite parking is available.