The Chapel Guest House St Austell

General Information

Embedded in a woody vale north of St Austell, the Chapel Guest House St Austell is situated ten minutes away from the A30. Amongst the famed sites at the foot of the property comprise The Eden Project, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Charlestown Harbour, The China Clay Country Park and Mevagissey Harbour.

All 4 apartments are classified into Single, Double, Twin and Family. They are equiped with en-suite amenities such as colored televisions, alarm clocks, savoury coffee and tea makers and over-the-air Internet connection. They also have bathrooms with hair dryer.

The Chapel Guest House St Austell is a 4- star rated lodging housed in a past Methodist Chapel that dates back to 1862. The holiday hotel has an on-site car park region and over-the-air Internet access. It also serves a full Cornish breakfast. The Chapel Guest House St Austell is a non smoking establishment.

Transportation

Approach through the A30 till coming to the turn off for St Austell and the A391. (There is a slip highway leading to a couple of roundabouts above the dual carriageway. ) Take the 1st exit (the A391) following the signs for St Austell and the Eden Project. Follow this highway through Lockengates and into Bugle. Go direct on at the traffic lights in Bugle and then on through Stenalees till you arrive to a roundabout. Take the 2nd exit from the roundabout onto the B3274, signposted Carthew and China Clay Country Park. The Chapel Guest House is around mile along this highway on the right hand side. Whether you're entering Cornwall across the Tamar Bridge on the A38, follow this highway almost into Bodmin, where it meets the A30. Combine the A30 and follow the directions above.