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The carpets do your eyes in. It's nice to sit and watch the world go by. view from the bus beach across hotel 25 mintues walk from hotel .beautiful!

Beresford Hotel Newquay

Narrowcliff Newquay, Cornwall, England, TR7 2 PR, United Kingdom

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