We have found it necessary to introduce industry standard booking conditions that apply to your reservation -
May we take this opportunity to remind you that your accommodation booking is a legally binding contract.
Please read the following terms and conditions - if you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact us.
- Your booking is secured with a non refundable deposit equivalent to the tariff for a one night stay
- Payment of the deposit can be made by cheque or credit card. We accept most credit cards
- Deposits are non-returnable under any circumstances
- In the event of cancellation or curtailment of your stay at the Con Amore, we will make every effort to re-let your booking. If the accommodation remains unoccupied we are entitled to retain your deposit and ask for a further payment to compensate us for our loss
Where we are and a bit about Cornwall
West Cornwall with its beaches, moorlands, harbours, coves, peaceful countryside and charming towns and villages provide a holiday destination that is among the finest in Europe. Our magnificent peninsula is enclosed within 36 miles of coastline which runs from St. Ives in the North round the towering granite cliffs of to Penzance in the South to create an island atmosphere without the isolation.
There is a unique spirit about West Cornwall that is almost tangible. Walk on magnificent golden beaches and feel the surging power of the mighty Atlantic, or explore the remote and rugged Penwith moors to absorb the enchanting mystery of the ancient Celtic stones.
This is a land that does more than just entertain you with its scenery, it is a land that brings you closer to the elements, thrills your senses and stirs your deepest emotions. One such place is the Minack Theatre perched high on a cliff top overlooking the sea. Nestling in the granite landscape which remains unchanged from prehistoric times, are small communities.
West Cornwall has always inspired those seeking renewal, contemplation and a sense of the absolute. St Michael's ley-line, probably the most famous of the mysterious energy sources that criss-cross the Earth, starts near Lands End and passes close to before running across Southern England.