The Mill House - This 18th-century former corn mill provides first-class food and board, like a true traditional inn. The Mill House is on Cornwall's north coast, between Port Isaac and Boscastle. The Mill is a charming stone building with a bar, dining room and residents' lounge all with cosy wood fires. It is set in 7 acres of its own wooded valley and garden. The restaurant serves local produce and local ales. A bar menu is also available. Camelot, King Arthur's legendary castle is located in the next valley.

The Slipway Hotel - The Slipway Hotel dates back to 1527 and is opposite the fishing harbour in picturesque Port Isaac. It has a seafood restaurant and the bar serves local ales and ciders. Diners may eat in the galleried seafood restaurant or outside on the terrace. Menus focus on fresh local fish and seafood. All 10 en suite bedrooms are stylishly furnished to a high standard, and many have sea views. They are elegant, simple and contain all the facilities you should need.

Bowood Park Golf Club - Set in the heart of North Cornwall amid 230 acres of rolling hills and woodland, the Bowood Park estate boasts modern accommodation and an award winning restaurant. Having once formed part of a 13th century deer park owned by the Black Prince, Bowood is now within a designated Area of Great Landscape Value, making it an ideal place to relax and enjoy a round of golf on the 6700 yard, par 72 championship course. Stay at the hotel and you can enjoy unlimited golf (subject to availability and charges), before unwinding in the ample chairs and sofas of the late-night lounge bar. Treat yourself with a meal at the restaurant, which has earned an RAC Dining Award; or with one of the hotel's superior-grade rooms with views of the golf course.