The dining room at Restormel Manor
Restormel Manor has been awarded a Certificate of Excellence by TripAdvisor for consistently great reviews from travellers. The properties in Lostwithiel, Cornwall, are directly owned and managed by the Duchy of Cornwall Holiday Cottage business which offers a range of luxury properties across Cornwall, Wales and the Isles of Scilly.
Overlooked by Restormel Castle, the Manor House and its cottages are located in unspoilt countryside next to the River Fowey. Reviewers were impressed by the quality of the décor and facilities including log fires, games room, children's play area, tennis court, swimming pool and a new sauna and steam room.
The living room at Restormel Manor
James Scott, Duchy of Cornwall Holiday Cottages, said: "Our entire team at Restormel are delighted to receive a Certificate of Excellence from Tripadvisor. It is a reflection of the pride and dedications shown by our hardworking staff."
In-keeping with the views of HRH The Duke of Cornwall, the aim is to make Duchy of Cornwall Holiday Cottages as environmentally-friendly as possible with green electricity, renewable energy heating systems, recycling and composting facilities and logs from our own woods.
Some Duchy holiday cottages welcome up to two well-behaved dogs. Finishing touches include organic linen, Egyptian cotton sheets and welcome packs made up of local and fairtrade products. Guests can enjoy BBQs, complimentary fishing, bike rentals delivered to the door, a children's play area and free wi-fi throughout.
Restormel Manor in Cornwall
For more information go to www.duchyofcornwallholidaycottages.co.uk, where you can also view other Duchy cottages in Wales, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. You can also follow Duchy of Cornwall Holiday Cottages on Facebook.
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