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1. Holiday Inn Express Bodmin - Victoria Junction by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Bodmin - Victoria Junction by IHGSt Austell
Lesley
SAR 355
SAR 426 total
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6 Sep - 7 Sep
SAR 684
SAR 820 total
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18 Aug - 19 Aug
SAR 393
SAR 471 total
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SAR 769
SAR 923 total
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SAR 1,137
SAR 1,364 total
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SAR 380
SAR 456 total
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24 Aug - 25 Aug
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Jamaica Inn
Bolventor Launceston England
SAR 486
SAR 583 total
9 Sep - 10 Sep
includes taxes & fees

Lanhydrock Hotel and Golf Club
Lostwithiel Rd Bodmin England
SAR 534
SAR 641 total
17 Aug - 18 Aug
includes taxes & fees
9.4/10 Exceptional! (127 reviews)

Camelot Castle Hotel
Camelot Castle Tintagel England
SAR 695
SAR 834 total
23 Aug - 24 Aug
includes taxes & fees
8.4/10 Very Good! (572 reviews)
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This ancient market town offers riverside walks along the Camel Trail and access to King Arthur's legendary birthplace at Tintagel Castle. Explore local craft shops and tea rooms before heading to nearby Bodmin Moor for hiking among prehistoric stone circles.
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