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Bedruthan Steps Hotel - Set in six acres of grounds on the coast. Includes wide ranging visitor information.
Magic Cove Touring Park - Site for touring caravans describes the location, facilities and rules.
Malmar Hotel - Eleven room hotel describes beaches, arrangements for pets, food and dining times.
White Lodge Hotel - Small family hotel caters for dog owners on holiday and golf holidays.
Tredragon Hotel - Facilities, entertainment, tariff and competition for children. Plus details of Ladies Pamper Break.
Seavista Hotel - Small family run hotel with sea views. Facilities, tariff, directions and booking form. Dogs welcome.
Mawgan Porth Holiday Park - Information on the caravans and amenities.
Merrymoor Inn - Licensed free house inn overlooking the beach offers bed and breakfast. Views, rooms and booking information.
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