The House

Whether you are looking for a base from which to explore this unspoilt region of Cornwall, or are just passing through on a short visit, then Boscean Country Hotel is the ideal place to stay.

With 12 spacious and well appointed en-suite rooms, a fully stocked bar, dining room and tv room, Boscean offers you the perfect retreat to guarantee you an enjoyable stay in a relaxed and beautiful environment.

All our rooms have superb views over the private gardens towards the sea or surrounding countryside, each with their own character and individual charm to ensure a feeling of warmth and comfort.

We have a choice of 8 Standard double or twin rooms together with 3 Superior rooms and the Pavilion Suite, further details of which can be found on the tariff / bookings page.

Now under new ownership and having undergone a Winter refurbishment, Boscean Country House Hotel now offers 12 superbly appointed rooms within this wonderfully classic country house. Set within 2 1/2 acres of private walled gardens, and only a mile from the coast, Boscean hotel is perfectly located as a base to explore the whole of West Cornwall and its many natural attractions.

History of Boscean,

Boscean was built in 1912 as the residence of Dr Robert Garven Nesbitt at a cost of just over £2,600 ! Some of the "older" locals still refer to it as "The Doctors House". Dr Nesbit married into a wealthy local family - the Harvey-James's who owned Botallack Mine from 1835 - 1895. He died in 1923 and is buried in the town graveyard. There's a stained glass window dedicated to him in St Just Parish Church. Much of the wood in the hotel was removed from HMS Camperdown when the vessel was broken up in Swansea in 1911. We are led to believe that the wooden canopy over the fireplace in the hall was from above the Captains bed - it even has a secret panel.