Greenbank Hotel Falmouth

General Information

The Greenbank Hotel in Falmouth, Cornwall, is embedded in a genuinely enviable situation, with its beautiful seafront tranquil location in Falmouth, but located just off the A39. It brags one of the plurality sensational panoramic waterfront vistas in England. Hours able to pass by as you follow the yachts slipping quietly out to sea. Even storm clouds gathering over the creek are dramatic. Dating from 1640 the Greenbank is Falmouth's oldest hotel and is a interesting range of sympathetically and nicely restored buildings perched on the sea wall and privately-owned quay. The Harbourside Restaurant is elevated above one of the world's biggest natural harbours and is the ideal setting to admire the lovely food. The Head Chef is paving recent ground with a carte menu where seasonality and supreme provenance are the prevailing watchwords, described as Modern British it's littered with refreshingly experimental touches purposed to awaken the imagination and palate. In the brasserie and varanda you are able to really retreat, if you want to talk, laugh, daydream or sit back in a soft chair and unwind while facing the harbor. There are hundreds of ways to unwind in Falmouth and the picturesque Cornwall village. Take a walk in the cobbled streets of Old Falmouth, or wander down to taste the catch coming ashore at the quayside. The Cornwall coastline is world outstanding with astonishing cliffs and tumbling surf, deserted coves, woody estuaries and hidden creeks. Whether you fancy some authentic adventure, go diving among the wrecks and reefs. The nearby village is a delight. Stroll, cycle or ride across the moors, play a round of hole golf on some of the best links and park courses, or simply recline and appreciate the comfort and cordiality you find everywhere in Cornwall.

Transportation

As you enter Falmouth on the A39, at the roundabout immediately before McDonalds, take the first exit left along North Parade - look out for the brown sign for Greenbank Hotel. The inn is around half a mile on the left hand side.