A warm friendly village inn offering first class accommodation, a beer garden with a car park situated in the beautiful town of Penzance. Run by Richard and Siobhan and their team of loyal staff, it is a popular inn with locals and tourists alike, and with good reason. Pay a visit and you'll find out why. 

We look forward to welcoming you. Richard & Siobhan Tubb

Food & Drink

Succulent steaks, delicious roast dinners, locally caught fish, tempting vegetarian dishes and a tantalising array of desserts using the finest Cornish produce. We take pride in the high standard of our varied selection of homemade dishes.  Children are welcome with highchairs and children's menu available.

Local Amenities

The name Penzance is derived from the Cornish Pen Sans, meaning holy headland, as a chapel once stood on the point to the west of the harbour more than a millennium ago.

From Penzance harbour, ferries go to the Isles of Scilly. It is also possible to travel to the islands by helicopter from Penzance Heliport and by small plane from Land’s End Airport. A little way along the seafront in the direction of Newlyn is the art deco Jubilee Swimming Pool, opened in 1935.

Chapel Street is the most historic of the Penzance thoroughfares. At the top is the Egyptian House built in 1836 during a national craze for Egyptology. Opposite is the Union Hotel, where the death of Nelson was first announced in 1805.

Museums in Penzance include the Maritime Museum, National Lighthouse Museum,  Geological Museum and the Newlyn Art Gallery. 

Location/Directions

Main access routes:
Address:	Quay Street Penzance Cornwall United Kingdom TR18 4BD
Telephone:	01736 364106
Fax:	01736 364194