Dolvean House
- Falmouth
- Independently Owned
Welcome to Dolvean House
With all rooms individually decorated to a very high standard. Many rooms have distant sea or harbour view and all are ensuite with baths and/or showers, with central heating, tea/coffee making facilities, mineral water, digital televisions, radios etc.
Access to our house requires four steps to the entrance. We have a twin, and single rooms on the ground floor. We are situated just a few minutes walk from the beaches, shops, pubs and restaurants. We have a licensed bar and public lounge, private parking and Wifi internet connection. Falmouth has something for everyone, from the historical Pendennis Castle built by Henry VIII to the more recent National Maritime Museum. Take a ferry ride across the harbour to visit St. Mawes.
Address
Dolvean House 50 Melvill Road Falmouth TR11 4DQ
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Our rooms
Superior Double Rooms
Four doubles with king size beds, ensuite on the first or second floor.
- Sleeps 2
Standard Double Rooms
Standard rooms located on the first floor with either bath or shower ensuite.
- Sleeps 2
Superior Twin Rooms
Two twin bedrooms with spacious ensuite with bath & shower.
- Sleeps 2
Single Rooms
Two single rooms both with ensuite.
- Sleeps 1
Amenities
- Bar/Licensed
- Beach Nearby
- Breakfast included
- Ground Floor Bedrooms
- Parking
- WiFi
- Pet free
- Guest Garden
What can you do during your stay
Beaches, miles of coastal footpaths, quaint fishing villages are decorated all around our coast line. For a couple of hours walk, you would reach the mouth of the Helford River and home to Frenchman's Creek immortalised by Daphne Du Maurier. Heritage trails and magnificent Cornish gardens for you to explore at your leisure not forgetting the famous Eden Project, all within a short journey away. For the enthusiastic sports people the area offers amongst other things fishing, surfing, golfing and of course sailing. Falmouth too has a great assortment of wonderful restaurants, including many serving freshly caught fish.
- A 10 minute stroll to the town centre for restaurants and shops
- Four minutes walk to our Blue Flag Gyllyngvase Beach
- Views over Falmouth Harbour
- A short walk to the National Maritime Museum Cornwall
- Also Pendennis Castle
- Explore the magnificent South West Coast Path
- Discover the gardens of Trebah and Glendurgan, just a 15 minute drive away
- Sailing, windsurfing, boat hire, paddleboarding can all be arranged
- Wildlife cruises around our coast.
- St Michael's Mount well worth a visit
- Take the train and visit Truro Cathedral + shopping
- Take a local cruise boat to explore the Fal River or to St Mawes
jen478, Trip Advisor
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