Set in a quiet residential area above the town, Abode Above offers 2 first floor rooms, (Sands & Tides), each offering views of the Camel estuary. Free parking and Wi-Fi. Abode Above is a modern take on a traditional B&B with the flexibility of self-catering, offering shorter stays and affordable en-suite rooms, equipped with a kitchenette comprising of a mini fridge, kettle, toaster, egg boiler, milk frother, crockery, cutlery and wine/champagne glasses. A continental breakfast hamper can be purchased separately at the property, for you to enjoy a leisurely breakfast in the comfort of your own room without restriction of pre-arranged times or sharing your space with unknown guests. (N.B. no cooking facilities). You may prefer to bring your own provisions or forgo breakfast altogether and opt for a leisurely brunch in one of Padstow’s many eateries. The choice is yours. Housekeeping can be provided on a daily basis, to include towel changes, bed making, dish washing etc. if required during your stay. Abode Above operates self check-in using a key box, instructions will be messaged to you on the day of arrival.

Abode Above is run by the owners Lisa and James who have many years experience in the hospitality business with their B&B at Tor View and now after undergoing a complete renovation of the property, have opened Abode Above. They manage every aspect of the day to day running of the business and work extremely hard to ensure your stay will be a memorable one but due to family and work commitments, can no longer host in the way they used to. Communication is mainly done via text and email but rest assured they are on hand if you have any problems or concerns during your stay.

The quaint harbour, shops and restaurants are within walking distance of the accommodation, perfect for dining at Paul Ainsworth's No.6 Michelin starred restaurant or Rick Stein's Seafood or Bistro eateries. Fishing trips, Sea life safaris and speedboat rides can be booked online and depart from Padstow Harbour. Prideaux Place, Padstow’s Elizabethan Manor. Living history on the beautiful North Cornish coast. Since its completion in 1592 the same family have lived in the charming Manor House. Take a tour of the house or stroll in the tranquil grounds overlooking the ancient deer park. Just a stones throw away is one of the most popular recreational cycle routes in the country, the Camel Trail runs from Padstow to Wenford Bridge, via Wadebridge and Bodmin. Padstow is conveniently based to explore the rest of what North Cornwall has to offer, whether it’s the golden sandy beaches, (7 bays for 7 days), coastal walks or quaint towns and villages we have it all.