Providence Farm

Immaculate and charming, we stayed in the very comfortable Rose room with ensuite. The hosts were friendly and very knowledgeable about the local area. Breakfasts were cooked to order and very tasty! The photos on their website don't do their property justice - beautiful garden, the bedroom and bath. Picture perfect!

Stayed for a couple of nights whilst visiting my father. Have frequented many of the lodgings in St Austell, for the last few years, yet this one I had somehow missed! Quaint older stone building, on a small holding with horses and terriers. Dogs never out when guests around unless we expressly ask to see them, they’re very friendly. IF you don’t like dogs, tell the owners when you call, you won’t see or even hear them. Rooms pretty and again, quaint. Refreshments and bathroom sundries. Soft thick towels, all clean and fresh. Two points, if you have a big truck, the gate opens outwards on to the busy road, so pull into the drive opposite, go and open the gate, then swing across unto Providence Farm drive. It’s not safe to reverse out to let the gate open. Secondly, if you need plant based or gf items, bring with or ring the owners as they have said they will make sure you have some plant based ‘milk’ in your room. 😊one last thing, I didn’t worry when I Ieft the B&B, but another guest did mention there is no lock on the door to the room. My iPad was there when I returned, so no issue at all! Thanks Lorraine for saving me from the MAMMOTH deadly spider who came in from the rain! 😂

Providence Farm was a lovely B&B in an excellently and tastefully renovated very old cottage. Our room was a bit small but adequate and quaint. The location was excellent with a short trip to the Eden Project, The Lost Garden of Heligan, and the St Austell town. We had a 15 min drive to Charlestown where some of Poldark was filmed. This little seaside area had tall ships and excellent restaurants. We ate at "Wreckers" and had one of the best seafood meals ever. Also it is well worth a walk around the area and a visit to the historical china clay works. Lorraine our host provided excellent advice on what to see in the area and where to eat - hence a meal at Charlestown. Off street parking. Excelent breakfast.