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Located in the heart of Cornwall, Lowenac Hotel is a historic property which was once home to a mining captain. Original features such as chandeliers, hand-carved carpentry and brass door fittings are still on show today. Guests will benefit from a garden and free on-site parking. Each room at the Lowenac comes with free Wi-Fi, an private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Tea/coffee making facilities and a hairdryer are also provided. An evening menu is available at the bar. The property is within walking distance of all local transport, and 5 minutes away from Camborne train station. The sandy beaches of Cornwall can be reached in a 15-minute drive, and the coastal town of St Ives is just 14.3 miles away. Newquay is a 30-minute drive away and offers surf sports, a zoo and Blue Reef Aquarium.
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a Seaside Town in the county of Cornwall
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in the county of Cornwall
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in the county of Cornwall
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in the county of Cornwall
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in the county of Cornwall
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