Within easy walking distance of St. Austell town centre, this large, family-run ... more
bed-and-breakfast guest house offers excellent value accommodation, free Wi-Fi and free parking.On the outskirts of St. Austell, Trevanion Lodge is a few miles from the Ede...
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Advantages: Central location, good for holiday accomodation. Disadvantages: Not really distinctive.
St. Austell is in a good location for people holidaying in Cornwall. Ok so it's not picturesque, olde worlde, quirky, small or anything else you might be looking for in a holiday, you could be in any town in England when you're in St. Austell. But it is very central to all the things that tourists are probably looking to visit when in Cornwall. It is 5 minutes from places like the Eden Project, Clay Museum and St. Austell Brewery. There are also some lovely walks in the area, including the interesting Clay Trails. It is around 20-30 mins from Fowey, Newquay, Padstow and such places. There are several nice beaches near to St. Austell such as Porthpean, Caerhays, Pentewan etc, but if you fancy a bit of surf you're only 20 or so minutes away from the like of Watergate Bay (where Jamie Oliver's Fifteen restaurant is), Fistral, and all ...
Advantages: Tasty, light and fresh. A really good balanced beer. Disadvantages: A little more expensive than some beers.
We went out for lunch with my mum and dad on Tuesday to the Wellington Hotel in New Whittington (near Chesterfield). Our lunch was excellent and so was the beer. The Wellie has a choice of up to three Cask Ales and we tried two each ~ Alun had St. Austell Tribute and Jennings Snecklifter and I had Snecklifter and Tribute. My dad tried the Camerons Strongarm and even my lager drinking mother had a half of the Tribute. I?ve already reviewed Snecklifter and Strongarm, so I will now tell you about St. Austell Tribute!
~~~THE BREWERY.
The St. Austell Brewery Company Limited started back in 1851 ~ funnily enough in St. Austell in Cornwall. It was founded by Walter Hicks a farmer who mortgaged his farm to fund his new business. The Brewery is still a family owned business who now (according to the company info on their website) own ...
Advantages: Cheap, decent food Disadvantages: Customer service, general staff attitude
I live in Cornwall. I used to live on the north coast, near Redruth, however my boyfriend and I now live between Truro and StAustell. There is a Pizza Hut in Truro and a Pizza Hut in StAustell, we have visited the Truro restaurant many times and we have never had a problem with any aspect of the establishment. However we have recently started going to the StAustell eatery, some things are great and some things are not so great.
Let's start with a little history of Pizza Hut. The very first Pizza Hut was opened in 1958 in Kansas by Frank and Dan Carney. The original restaurant was small, with only 25 seats, the sign was small, with only enough room for nine characters, they wanted to include PIZZA in the name, and so PIZZA HUT was born. It took 15 years for Pizza Hut to make it to the United Kingdom. Today, Pizza Hut are the largest ...
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Product details
Long Name
Trevanion Lodge
Type
Hotel
Street
Trevanion Road
Address
Trevanion Road, St. Austell, Devon, PL25 4SA, United Kingdom
City
St. Austell
Country
United Kingdom
Post Code
PL25 4SA
County
Devon
Region
South West England
Postal Prefix
PL
Postal Town
Plymouth
Continent
Europe
Avg Price
27.29
Manufacturer's product description
Within easy walking distance of St. Austell town centre, this large, family-run bed-and-breakfast guest house offers excellent value accommodation, free Wi-Fi and free parking. On the outskirts of St. Austell, Trevanion Lodge has a convenient location, within a few miles of the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, Charlestown and many other mid-Cornwall beaches and major attractions. Situated just off the A390, the lodge offers easy access to the areas major roads.Free private parking is available in the guests car park.St. Austell railway station and the towns main bus station are less than 0.5 miles (0.8 km) away.The lodge offers a range of accommodation to suit the needs and budget of any traveller. Some rooms have en suite bathrooms and rooms without en suite bathrooms are also available.All rooms have a washbasin and a TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Guests have access to their rooms at all times. Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout the hotel.The private residents bar has a friendly atmosphere and offers a good choice of wines, spirits and beer.A full English breakfast is included in the price. Various options, including vegetarian breakfasts, are available on request.
