A charming 16th century inn. One double bedroom with a four poster bed, very pretty. Set in picturesque village of St Ewe, near St Austell, the Crown has a very friendly, cosy atmosphere. Close to very beautiful 16th century church, steeped in history. Restaurant seats 40. Close to the Lost Gardens of Heligan and to the charming fishing villages of Mevagissey and Gorran Haven.
We look forward to welcoming you.
Linda & John Nelson.
St Ewe, St Austell, Cornwall, PL26 6EY
Phone: 01726 843322
Accommadation
Rooms: One double guest room. Four poster bed, vanity unit, shared bathroom. Rates: £70 per night Facilities available in each room: Radio Television Tea and coffee making facilities Hairdryer Room service Conference room: Restaurant room. Room style: Capacity: 40
Food & Drink
The bar is open 12.00 noon - 3.00 p.m. and 5.00 p.m. - 11.00 p.m.(10.30pm on Sundays). Food is served from 12.00 noon - 2.00pm and 6.00pm - 9.00pm everyday. Linda especially welcomes children and the elderly. High chair available. Children's menu. Our menu is small, home cooked and varies each day. We endeavour to use all fresh local produce, and in particular local game and seafood.
Local Amenities
Boating: Boat Hire available in Mevagissey or Newquay. Dancing: Nightclub in St. Austell (5 miles) Fishing: Sea fishing in Mevagissey (3 miles) - Quayside fishing or pleasure boat trips. Health & Fitness: Fitness centres in St. Austell. Play (outdoors): Beer garden fenced (grass lawn). Swimming: Beaches are plentiful within 5 miles. Swimming pool at St. Austell. Riding: Riding stables 3 miles. Squash: Polkyth, St. Austell. Tennis: Polkyth - St. Austell Sports Centre. Walking: Cliff walks along coast. Heligan Gardens 1 mile. Watersports: Pentewan - Beach. Newquay - Coastline surfing. Parking - onsite: Small parking space available. Large car park now available
Location/Directions
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The Crown Inn is situated in the middle of the small hamlet of St Ewe. 1 mile from the famous Lost Gardens of Heligan. 3 miles from the picturesque village of Mevagissey.
