Trehellas House Hotel Bodmin

In the early 18th century Washaway court was an Inn built near a junction of 3 ancient tracks. The junction was marked by a Celtic cross which now stands on the green in front of the house, known as the Washaway Inn the sign depicted a woman at her wash tub with the words Washaway your troubles. For many years the petty sessions of the Hundred of Trigg were held on the first floor of the building, but the court was closed when the Inn lost its licence in 1890, Now a lovely country house hotel Trehellas is within minutes of Padstow, Eden project, Newquay, The Camel cycle trail, Port Isaac were Doc Martin is filmed, Charlestown and Fowey plus miles of sandy beaches around us. Come and relax in our enchanting country house Hotel. Winner of an AA rosette for food excellence, recommended in the Michelin guide and Taste of the West silver award for the use of local produce some of which we grow ourselves. Breakfast is served in the conservatory with views of the woods overlooking the Pencarrow estate, enjoy a swim, or try the local award winning Camel Valley wine, Cornish beers and cider in one of our lounges. A very warm welcome awaits you