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Cohort St Ives
Terrace/patio

Cohort St Ives

1.0 star property
Cohort St Ives
Vacation Lodge - Hostel
Front of property

Vacation Lodge - Hostel

1.0 star property
Vacation Lodge - Hostel
Blue Room Hostel Newquay
Bar (on property)

Blue Room Hostel Newquay

1.0 star property
Blue Room Hostel Newquay
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The Victoria Inn

The Victoria Inn

Threemilestone, Truro, England
The price is AED 463 per night from May 18 to May 19
AED 463
AED 556 total
18 May - 19 May
includes taxes & fees
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Stepping stones across Mylor Creek The stepping stones provide a short-cut (at low tide) from Trevellan Road to the recreation ground and Waterings Road. Oddly, the path across the recreation ground is recorded as a public footpath, but the stepping stones and passage to Trevellan Road are not: or at least, this would be odd anywhere but in Cornwall, where this sort of anomaly is routine.
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