Paws & Relax

The Jamaica Inn, Cornwall

Treat yourself and your furry companion to a dog-friendly getaway with our exclusive ‘Paws and Relax’ offer. Create lasting memories with your pup in town. Book now and embark on a tail-wagging adventure.

Description

Please call The Coaching Inn Group’s Central Reservations Office on +44(0)1858 438300 to book.

What’s Included:

A delightful 3-course dinner in our bar area or restaurant
A cosy and comfortable overnight stay in one of our dog-friendly rooms
A cooked breakfast to start your day off right
Dog charges included – no need to worry about an extra cost to bring your pup

Terms & Conditions:

Full payment is taken at the time of booking. Bookings are non-refundable, non-transferable, and cannot be amended. All offers are subject to availability, and supplements may apply.

Email

+44(0)1858 438300

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