Bosavern House Guest House offers fine quality bed and breakfast accommodation on the dramatic Lands End peninsula in Cornwall. We also offer walking holidays in West Cornwall and our self-guided walks cover several sections of the South West coast path with the advantage of returning to our comfortable bed and breakfast each evening using our collection service.

From stormy winter seas to summer sunshine, spring flowers to autumn sunsets, you will be enchanted by the history and beauty on our doorstep. Many of our guests return year after year to enjoy our unique and wonderful landscape.

As you step into this comfortable country family home, you cannot fail to notice its warmth and tranquillity. Our welcoming lounge is a peaceful place to unwind, whilst the bedrooms are equipped with all the little luxuries and extra personal touches to help make your stay special. Beautifully decorated and furnished to a high standard, most of our guest bedrooms have superb views either towards the sea or across our lovely gardens to the local moors.

We want you to enjoy the best possible night’s sleep so we have provided quality mattresses and linen on all beds. All have en-suite facilities except for one twin room which has a separate private bathroom. With 8 guest bedrooms, you can choose between double rooms, twin bedded rooms, single rooms and a family room.

Breakfast is served in the dining room or conservatory which both benefit from the morning sunshine. Our extensive breakfast menu includes the finest Cornish produce in addition to our homemade muesli, jams and yoghurt.

At the end of your day you can unwind and reflect – maybe with a glass of wine or Cornish beer from our bar. Our sitting room has plenty of comfy sofas and a good library of books about Cornwall and our local area. WiFi broadband available.

Bosavern House has a fascinating history with links to King Henry VIII and Sir Humphrey Davey – combined with smugglers tunnels and a friendly ghost. The house was built in the 1620’s and then extended and “modernised” in the mid-19th century.

Close to the historic mining town of St Just and only a few miles from the seaside town of Penzance, it makes the ideal base for exploring Lands End, St Ives and the beautiful surrounding areas.