Sea Waves

Bed and Breakfast (B&B), Guest Houses, Penzance

Penzance
Also around Mousehole, Newlyn, Land's End Peninsula

Sea Waves is a small, friendly bed and breakfast accommodation on Penzance Promenade with wonderful sea views across Mount's Bay.

Situated on the seafront in the historic town of Penzance, Sea Waves is a great location for your holiday, offering easy access to the town centre with its interesting shops, galleries and delightful pubs, cafes and restaurants with something to suit every taste.

Penzance is the gateway to the beautiful Isles of Scilly which can be reached by helicopter or ferry. Both services are located closeby with the ferry being only a short walk away.

Around and About

The charming fishing village of Mousehole is only a short drive along the coast. Famous for its harbour and as being the home of the tale of The Mousehole Cat, the village is a labyrinth of tiny streets of stone built cottages centred around the picturesque harbour.

Travelling a short distance along the coast in the opposite direction takes you to Marazion with its fine beach and the causeway leading to the fairy-tale island of St Michael's Mount.

Accommodation

4 Double Rooms

Family Room - 2 Adults 1 Child

En suite available

Colour T.V. in rooms

Excellent sea views

The accommodation comprises 4 rooms with double beds and 2 singles.

A Full English Breakfast is served and a vegetarian option is available on request.

What our visitors say about Sea Waves

'Delightful stay. Most hospitable and charming. Thank you and to be recommended. Good luck'

'Delightful as mentioned above! Superb and Bernie and Martin did all they could to make me feel at home. Also a view of the sea added to all this made things seem magical. Thanks a lot'

'Very nice place to stay. Home from home. Thanks'

'Just like home, very cosy. Watch this space. I will be back!!'

'Great breakfast, great view, very friendly, very homely. Will definitely recommend to others and we will be back'

Sea Waves, an ideal base for exploring West Cornwall.