The much-loved pub provides a charming inland retreat for a Cornish escape, situated on the river Camel, with endless options for visiting the coast or embracing the wilderness of the moorland. Saint Tudy is home to an old church, a village store and a scenic circular walk from the village centre to Wetheram and it's approximately five miles northeast of Wadebridge, with its array of well-kept thatches.
Half an hour's drive will take you to the coastal towns of Polzeath, Port Isaac, Rock and Padstow, with just a ten-minute drive to Bodmin Moor.
By car: around 5 hours from London and Manchester, and 2 hours 30 minutes from Bristol. Free parking available.
By train: direct trains to Bodmin Parkway from London, Bristol and Birmingham. The hotel is a 25-minute drive from the station. Book trains to Bodmin Parkway.
Inspired by the local countryside, the design combines heritage features with modern furnishings - think tonal grey hues setting the backdrop for contemporary monochrome prints and cut-flowers from the garden, with attention-to-detail creating a distinctively stylish space - making for a pared back, relaxed and cosy vibe.
Staff are happy to chat and offer suggestions on how to spend your days, whilst low lighting, open fires, rustic cuisine, real Ales and fine wines making it a welcoming place to relax.
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Garden
- Pet-friendly
- Free parking
- Free Wi-Fi
Enjoy a mini cream tea and a Harbour brewed Ale upon checking-in to one of the four elegant rooms. Housed in a converted derelict barn that's adjacent to the pub, rooms are designed to withstand the test of time, decorated in a contemporary tonal palette, where comfy bolster cushions and pretty succulents add laidback-luxury. Slate and chrome ensuite bathrooms are home to essential oil packed toiletries, Bramley.
Room types: Rooms 1-4
Key amenities: ensuite with Bramley toiletries, TV, king-sized bed, free Wi-Fi
Flavoursome pub classics are created with locally sourced ingredients and a little Cornish flare - artfully styled plates always win us over, with James' creative dishes adding an exciting twist to the variety of local seafood and game. The restaurant and bar have a wide selection of Harbour Brewing beverages that are developed to pair perfectly with simple and delicious pub food - offering a true taste of the county.
Bar & Restaurant: modern British cusine, seasonal produce. Mains include rabbit wellington, roasted quail and fish and chips. Open Tue-Sun from midday.
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