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 After over 24 years in the hotel and catering industry in Cornwall, Felicity and Jamie Robertson have decided to close 'jamies' to spend more time now with friends and family. We would like to thank all those who have followed us and supported us over the years. For anyone looking for places to stay around Carbis Bay, we recommend Boskerris Hotel, www.boskerries.co.uk Beachcroft, www.beachcroftstives.co.uk and Tradewinds, www.tradewindsstives.co.uk (below us towards the sea).
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For anyone interested in 'jamies', the 7 bedroom house is on the market with Cross Estates in St Ives. Please contact Mark Sellens on 01736 793939
With best wishes Felicity and Jamie |
Our aim as always, is to offer a higher standard of accommodation in the relaxed atmosphere of our own home, providing the decorations, service and facilities we like to find when travelling.
The newly renovated 1920’s Cornish villa has large, light and airy rooms with stunning sea views sweeping across the bay from Godrevy Lighthouse, St. Ives to Gwinnith Sands and the Hayle Estuary. The wide, golden sands of Carbis Bay beach are a 5 minute walk away. Next door, Porthminster beach has a Blue Flag award for its clean, safe, bathing waters and adjacent to the beach is the Good Food Guide listed Porthminster beach restaurant specialising in local fish. Porthmeor Beach, which lies below the Tate Gallery, is famous for its powerful surf, yet is ideal for non-surfers of all ages.
 Jamie's is featured on Alastair Sawday's 'Special Places to Stay' tourist guides and website. Click the logo above to view.
 St. Ives is just 3 minutes by car or a 20 minute walk along the coastal path to Porthminster beach. Realistically it takes about 30 minutes to walk to the centre of the town and the Tate Gallery. For those who want to avoid trying to park in St. Ives there is the gaily painted local train - a three minute journey on the Cornish Riviera line following the coast.from St. Ives to Penzance. .Exploring the cobbled streets and secret alley ways with their many interesting and varied galleries, shops, cafes and restaurants, it is easy to understand why so many painters, sculptors and writers chose and still choose, to live here.
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All rooms have sea views, their own private bathroom with good-sized bath, T.V. and all the personal touches one would expect such as fresh flowers, books and magazines. All our beds are super king sized (twins and doubles) with Egyptian cotton linen and goose down duvets. Check our photo gallery for more pictures |
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Breakfasts include freshly squeezed orange juice, homemade preserves and locally sourced organic farm produce wherever possible. Click here for our breakfast menu more. |
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There is a large garden with plenty of room to lie out. Check our photo gallery for more pictures |
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Elegant dining room with large round table and large windows looking across bay. |
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Wonderful coastal walks |
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Although we do not provide an evening meal there are a number of excellent and varied places to try. St. Ives has always been renowned as a fishing village and boats still fill the harbour with Smeaton’s Pier the preserve of the town’s fishing community. Fish are landed, nets are mended and the community provide fresh local seafood to the many acclaimed local restaurants and pubs in the area. Here are websites of some of our favourites: www.porthminstercafe.co.uk www.porthgwiddencafe.co.uk www.alba-restaurant.co.uk
28/01/2012
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