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The Penellen Guest Accommodation, St Ives Bay, Hayle

Beautiful guest accommodation in St Ives Bay, Hayle, Cornwall with the most spectacular sea views. At our room only accommodation Hayle we believe that if you are coming to the seaside then you want to see the sea from your guest accommodation - all of our bedrooms have sea views overlooking St Ives Bay to St Ives, Cornwall with front facing balconies to further enhance those sea views.

Enjoy our fantastic Atlas Conservatory with plenty of guest seating overlooking the beach and sea. You WILL be amazed (you may even see the Dolphins)!

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Tide Times & Heights for St. Ives on 21st October 2026

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The Penellen is located right on the coast in Hayle on St Ives Bay just 2 miles from the A30 in Hayle, Cornwall. Enjoy the beautiful surroundings St Ives Bay has to offer with beautiful scenic coastal walks and golden sandy beaches. With so many attractions in Cornwall there is something for almost everybody from beaches, walks & tours, art galleries, family days out and more.

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Enjoy a restful night at the Penellen waking up to the beautiful uninterrupted views of St Ives Bay. Start your day by exploring the beautiful coast path, exploring coves and absorbing the local history.

The Penellen is located right on the coast in Hayle on St Ives Bay and serves as the perfect base location for exploring the whole of Cornwall.

We are right next to the sea. No more trudging miles, we are 50 yards from the beach.

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  • Bonfire Night 2026: Fireworks in St Ives and Hayle Bonfire Night 2026: Fireworks in St Ives and Hayle

    Wrap up warm and make an evening of Bonfire Night during your autumn stay in Cornwall. Two local fireworks events offer a chance to enjoy the celebrations around St Ives Bay this November, with a beach setting in St Ives and a community evening here in Hayle.

    St Ives fireworks: Thursday 5 November

    Porthminster Beach is the venue for the St Ives fireworks event organised by St Ives Football Club. The Visit St Ives listing gives an event time of 5.30pm to 8pm on Thursday 5 November 2026.

    That is the overall event window, so check the latest announcement for the precise display time and any entry arrangements. Allow time to arrive before the celebrations and plan your journey home in advance.

    See the St Ives fireworks listing and latest details.

    Hayle Firework Extravaganza: Saturday 7 November

    Closer to The Penellen, Hayle Cricket Club has announced its Firework Extravaganza for Saturday 7 November 2026. Gates open at 6pm, with the display expected between 8pm and 8.15pm.

    The club lists food stalls, bars and family entertainment, and asks visitors to bring cash for donations to help support the event.

    Parking at the club is limited. Vehicle access is from the Phillack end, while the North Quay access road will be open to pedestrians only for the evening. Check the club's current parking guidance before setting off and keep neighbouring driveways clear.

    Read Hayle Cricket Club's 2026 event and parking information.

    Plan a cosy coastal break

    Bring warm layers and comfortable footwear, and check for weather-related updates on the day. If you are travelling by public transport, look up the return service as well as the outward journey.

    A stay at The Penellen in Hayle gives you time to enjoy the coast as well as the evening celebrations. Spend the daylight hours exploring St Ives Bay, then head out for a memorable November night. Discover accommodation at The Penellen.

    Event information checked on 21 October 2026. Times and arrangements may change; please check the linked event pages before travelling.

    Image: AI-generated illustration of coastal fireworks, not a photograph of a scheduled event.

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  • Halloweden 2026: Autumn Adventures at the Eden Project Halloweden 2026: Autumn Adventures at the Eden Project

    Fancy adding a little Halloween magic to your Cornwall holiday? The Eden Project's Halloweden celebrations run from 24 October to 1 November 2026, from 10am to 5pm, with seasonal activities included in Eden admission.

    A different kind of autumn adventure

    Follow the Freaky Fungi Trail through the gardens and discover the hidden world of mushrooms. Then step into the Glow Room, an immersive ultraviolet experience inspired by the networks that fungi create beneath our feet.

    Live music from Eden's Halloween band, The Scarecrows, adds to the fun. On Saturday 31 October, a special Halloweden party brings music, games and costume treats to the Mediterranean Biome's Citrus Grove. Fancy dress is welcome.

    Make a day of it

    Eden's ice rink also returns for the season, with a new look inspired by the Northern Lights. Skating costs extra and requires valid Eden admission, so check the booking options before travelling.

    Pre-book your Eden visit to avoid disappointment, and check the official programme for any changes.

    Explore Halloweden and book your visit on the Eden Project website.

    Come back to the coast

    Combine your day out with a stay at The Penellen in Hayle. With St Ives Bay on the doorstep, you can make time for both Cornwall's attractions and a slower morning beside the sea. Explore The Penellen's accommodation and plan your autumn escape.

    Event information checked on 21 October 2026. Please check the organiser's website before travelling.

    Image: AI-generated illustration inspired by the Eden Project in autumn.

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  • Small Harbours, Big Stories: Portloe and the Pilchard Trade Small Harbours, Big Stories: Portloe and the Pilchard Trade

    Small Harbours, Big Stories - Part 2 of 4

    Portloe folds into a steep coastal valley on the Roseland. Its harbour is small enough to take in at a glance, but the story behind the village reaches well beyond this narrow opening to the sea. The key is to look at the buildings as part of a working landscape.

    When fish shaped the village

    Local historical research published by Veryan Parish Council describes the pilchard-curing industry that helped Portloe grow. Fish-curing premises were known as 'palaces' - a surprisingly grand name for places devoted to preparing a catch for sale. Salt, nets and storage space all belonged to this economy.

    Fishermen's accommodation above fish cellars connected domestic life directly with the trade below. That arrangement makes Portloe's history wonderfully tangible: these were buildings in which earning a living and making a home occupied the same small footprint. The seventeenth- and eighteenth-century pilchard industry helps explain why such a modest harbour supported a closely packed settlement.

    An inn with a story to tell

    The history of the Ship Inn adds another layer. The local account records its earlier association with the name 'The Drinking Kitchen'. An inn was part of the social world around the harbour, where the business of the sea met the life of the village. It is a useful reminder that maritime heritage includes ordinary meeting places as well as boats and quays.

    Visit slowly. Notice how the stone and slate buildings sit against the valley sides, then look back towards the harbour to understand why the settlement took this shape. Give working boats and equipment space, and treat the surrounding homes as someone's neighbourhood.

    Portloe makes a rewarding Roseland excursion during a longer Cornwall stay. Allow a generous day from St Ives Bay rather than treating it as a quick detour. The appeal is the opportunity to read a whole community's history in its harbour, cellars and lanes.

    Heritage source: Veryan Parish Council: The History of the Ship Inn.

    Explore Small Harbours, Big Stories

    Penberth • Portloe • Porthoustock • Port Quin

    Make your self-catering stay in St Ives Bay a base for discovering Cornwall's smaller coastal communities.

    Photo: Nilfanion / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Photograph taken in 2011; resized for web. The photograph remains available under the same licence.

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Accommodation Hayle, St Ives Bay

At The Penellen Hayle we are 100 yards from the golden sandy beach of St Ives Bay. We have PROPER sea views and not just "glimpses". You can see the beautiful sandy beach and the sea from The Penellen. We truly have the sea on our doorstep.

We are probably in the best location in St Ives Bay as we overlook the bay towards St Ives, Cornwall. We have unrivalled & spectacular panoramic sea and coastal views over to St Ives, Cornwall and the three miles of golden sandy beach in Hayle which stretches right round to the lighthouse at Godrevy.

Rooms 1 and 2 have front facing balconies so you can sit outside on the balcony and watch the activity on the beach. The views are fantastic.

Our Atlas Conservatory has plenty of seating and is ideal for visitors to enjoy a take-away meal or drink while enjoying the amazing views over looking St Ives Bay.

The Penellen is Wi-Fi enabled in all bedrooms – our Wi-Fi is FREE - please ask us for more details.

You will have the beach and sea right on your doorstep. We are only 100 yards from the sea and the sandy beach. You can watch for hours whilst families play on the beach and in the sea. No more walking for ages to get to the sea for you, you are literally there. Whilst everyone else goes back to their places of stay, you can stay as long as you want because that is where you live for all your holiday stay.

You will love our seaside views as we have probably the best position in the St Ives Bay area, lying just 10 yards from the Cornwall Coastal path and just 100 yards from three miles of golden sandy beach of St Ives Bay, Cornwall. For panoramic views of St Ives and Carbis Bay, then the Penellen is just for you. Our location is the ideal setting to watch the surfers and sometimes even the dolphins jumping in St Ives Bay and the little fishing boats from Hayle harbour going out to sea. We are just a few moments from the sandy beach and the deep blue sea of St Ives Bay, Hayle.

If you are looking for accommodation near St Ives Cornwall, then come and visit our guest accommodation at the Penellen . We have stunning views overlooking St Ives Bay to St Ives Cornwall – the centre of St Ives is just about 5 miles away from our guest accommodation.

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Our superb guest accommodation in St Ives Bay, Hayle has 2 first floor guest bedrooms with fantastic sea views and en-suite facilities. With our outside patio area overlooking the sea and beach of St Ives Bay, Cornwall, what better place to sit and take in some of the best breath taking views that Cornwall has to offer of St Ives Bay and St Ives Cornwall.

Hayle is an ideal base whether you are travelling for pleasure or business. We are close to the A30 which gives you easy access to the whole of Cornwall and all the fantastic places it has to offer.

For room only accommodation near to St Ives Cornwall, with superb sea, beach and coastal views - overlooking St Ives Bay towards St Ives then we are hard to beat. There's no need to worry about parking either, we have ample FREE parking so park the car, leave the car and enjoy. No more trudging half a mile to the coast.

We also provide a fridge for our guests to keep their refreshments in.

Close to the Penellen we have Paradise Park - it's literally a stones throw away. If you are going to visit St Ives, it is well worth taking the train from Lelant, the train journey has the most amazing sea and coastal views.

We look forward to seeing you soon!!!

 
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Address: The Penellen, 64 Riviere Towans, Phillack, Hayle, Cornwall TR27 5AF
Telephone: 01736 753777 Email: penellen@btconnect.com

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