Top Hotels Near Camel Cycle Trail in Wadebridge from AU$108

"Room was ideal, really clean and nice amenities. Staff were awesome, they couldn't do enough, super friendly and welcoming .Nice location too!"

"Perfect hotel in every way! "

"Quaint heritage building with harbour view rooms - most lovely staff everywhere"

"Room was a good size. Had everything you needed. Very clean. Staff particularly helpful. "

"All excellent except bathroom was cold"

"Wonderful proprietoress and facility. Lovely English breakfast."

"First time we stayed in a Shepard hut . Went to Cornwall for some surfing at various beaches . The hut is very close to wadebridge shops and pubs and there’s local supermarkets close as well . It’s very very quiet and private as well , and there’s a log burning hot tub , at the property as well and a couple of sun loungers .there is some cooking equipment if you are prepared to make a meal using 2 hob stove . As I can cook almost anywhere given a pot and a heat source I found it ok to cook meals and you Can also have a disposable BBQ if you want too . It wasn’t cold either the tiny log burner kicks out loads of heat , and there’s a small electric heater provided . There’s no Wi-Fi , as we were a way off the main house but we had internet on our phones . Signal was about 2-3 bars . The only observation that could be improved would be the access from the car park to the hut . It’s not far but we got grass on our shoes And by carrying luggage to the hut . It’s not a massive issue if you don’t mind brushing off the grass every time you walk over the field . It was pretty dry and we wouldn’t want to walk that distance ( about 20-30M ) if it was muddy . Maybe there will be a gravel track going to the hut and a parking space for a car in the future as time progresses . Other than that it was lovely IDK , "

"Lovely and chatty people"

"Fabulous apartment equipped with everything you need. Spotlessly clean. Excellent location close to the seven bays all lovely beaches and the Camel Trail. Fantastic view over the estuary to Padstow. Will certainly be returning. "