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Bed and breakfast accommodation in and around Penzance

11 Listings

Rosalie Guest House
📍 24 Regent Terrace, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 4AQ 📞 01736 351202

Comfortable bed and breakfast in a fantastic seafront location, offering a warm welcome and hearty Cornish breakfast. A popular choice for visitors to Penzance.

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Trereife Manor House
📍 Trereife, New Road, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 5NW 📞 01736 362432

Beautiful Queen Anne manor house set in parkland just outside Penzance, offering bed and breakfast and self-catering apartments in a tranquil, historic setting.

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The Pendennis Guest House
📍 6 Regent Terrace, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 4AQ 📞 01736 363718

Quietly located near the Penzance seafront, a short walk from St Michaels Mount and the beach. Comfortable en-suite rooms with a relaxed atmosphere.

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Keigwin House
📍 22 Chapel Street, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 4AW 📞 01736 363930

Friendly and relaxed guesthouse in central Penzance, ideally located for exploring the town and venturing further afield along the stunning Cornish coast.

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Bay Lodge B&B
📍 Western Promenade Road, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 4HH

Sea-view bed and breakfast on Penzance promenade with en-suite rooms, free WiFi and parking. All rooms have flatscreen Freeview TVs and tea/coffee facilities.

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Elmsdale Guesthouse
📍 Alexandra Road, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 4LZ 📞 01736 331734

Friendly bed and breakfast in Penzance with five en-suite rooms, proper Cornish hospitality and a handy base for the promenade, harbour and wider Penwith coast. A good fit if you want a quieter stay just outside the town centre.

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Chapel House
📍 Chapel Street, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 4AQ 📞 01736 362024

Boutique B&B on Chapel Street with harbour views, thoughtfully designed rooms and a polished but welcoming feel in the heart of Penzance. Well placed for the seafront, galleries and old town streets.

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Duporth Guest House
📍 1 Mennaye Road, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 4NG 📞 01736 333989

Family-run Victorian guest house just off Penzance Promenade, around a ten-minute walk from the centre. It suits West Cornwall stays where you want easy seafront access, free nearby parking and a straightforward base for exploring the bay.

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Warwick House
📍 17 Regent Terrace, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 4DW 📞 01736 363881

Regency guest house on Regent Terrace overlooking Mount’s Bay, handy for the promenade, harbour and Isles of Scilly ferry. A good Penzance base if you want sea views and an easy walk into Chapel Street and the town centre.

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Chy-an-Mor Guesthouse
📍 15 Regent Terrace, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 4DW 📞 01736 363441

Adult-only bed and breakfast on Regent Terrace with sea views over Mount's Bay and a short walk from Chapel Street, the promenade and Scilly travel links. A handy Penzance base if you want somewhere central with on-site parking.

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Pentrea Guest House
📍 Pentrea Guest House, Alexandra Road, Penzance, TR18 4LZ 📞 07830 193922

Family-run guest house on Alexandra Road in Penzance, around five minutes from both the town centre and the coast. A handy base for Mount's Bay stays, with a friendly feel and easy access to the promenade, harbour and wider west Cornwall.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a B&B in Penzance cost?
Bed and breakfast prices in Penzance vary depending on the season, location and quality. In low season you can find a decent B&B from around 55 to 75 pounds per night for a double room. During the peak summer months of July and August, prices typically rise to between 90 and 150 pounds per night, with sea view rooms and boutique properties commanding even more. Many B&Bs offer discounts for stays of three nights or longer. Booking directly with the B&B rather than through a third-party site can sometimes get you a better rate.
Is it better to stay in a B&B or hotel in Penzance?
Both have their advantages. B&Bs in Penzance tend to offer a more personal experience with local knowledge from the owners, home-cooked breakfasts and often better value for money. Hotels generally provide more facilities such as restaurants, bars, room service and sometimes pools or spas. If you want character and a friendly welcome, a B&B is hard to beat. If you prefer full-service amenities or are staying for business, a hotel may suit you better. Penzance has a good mix of both, including several historic B&Bs in converted Georgian and Victorian properties near the seafront.
Can you get to St Michaels Mount from a Penzance B&B?
Yes, St Michaels Mount is just a 15-minute drive from Penzance, or around 25 minutes by bus. Many B&Bs in Penzance are perfectly positioned as a base for visiting the Mount, which is one of Cornwalls most popular attractions. You can walk across the causeway at low tide or take the boat when the tide is in. If you are staying in a Penzance B&B, the owners will usually be happy to advise on tide times and the best route, and some may even lend you binoculars for the view from your room if you are on the seafront side.
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Penzance is a strong bed-and-breakfast town because staying small-scale tends to fit the place better than choosing a bland chain base. The town is compact enough for B&Bs to put you within easy reach of the promenade, harbour, Chapel Street and station, but varied enough that where you stay still changes the feel of the trip. A seafront room gives you Mount’s Bay views and an easy morning walk; a Chapel Street address leans more towards old-town character, galleries and independent food spots; a house just outside the centre can buy you more quiet without cutting you off from town.

The listings here show that range well. Bay Lodge and Rosalie Guest House suit visitors who want the promenade close by, Chapel House adds a more design-led boutique option on one of Penzance’s most characterful streets, and Trereife Manor House offers a very different stay in historic grounds just outside town. That spread is useful because Penzance is not one-note accommodation. Some travellers want a polished short break with harbour views and breakfast before heading out to St Michael’s Mount or the Minack; others want a warm, practical guesthouse that makes it easy to explore west Cornwall without paying for a larger hotel experience.

The best way to choose a Penzance B&B is to match it to how you will use the town. If you are travelling by rail or planning to spend evenings walking to dinner and back, central or seafront guesthouses make life easiest. If you are driving and using Penzance as a base for wider Penwith days out, parking and quieter surroundings may matter more than being right on the front. Either way, B&Bs are one of the formats that let Penzance feel most like itself: personal, characterful and close to the town’s everyday life rather than sealed off from it.