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Organic Panda B&B St Ives

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Treloyhan Manor Hotel St Ives

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Rivendell Guest House St Ives

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Beechwood House St Ives
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In the southwestern region of England, there is a seaside town called St. Ives. It was once an important fishing village but is now mainly a holiday destination and resort town. You can enjoy a taste of the relaxation and charming setting on the Celtic Sea by booking a budget St. Ives hotel on EasyToBook.com. Artists the world over may also want to find a cheap a St Ives hotel, as the town is famous for being a magnet for artists. In fact, there is an artists’ colony on the island and there is even a branch of the Tate Gallery there, called Tate St. Ives.

Even if you don’t have an artistic bone in your body, you can still enjoy St. Ives. Besides the pristine beaches you can see the Parish Church of St Ives which is named for the Irish Saint Ia of Cornwall, a 5th century figure. Or take a ride on the Great Western Railway, which gives fantastic views of the surrounding country side. For more art displays, visit the Barbara Hepworth Museum and her sculpture garden.