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The Florence Suite

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Step into a marine dream, and check into one of the most breath-taking sea view rooms in Cornwall. Soak in uninterrupted sunrises and ocean panoramas from the comfort of your duvet. Sink into a bubble-filled roll-top tub at twilight, or lounge in the sunshine, sipping something iced and refreshing on your own private balcony.

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Features

Private balcony with vistas over Falmouth harbour
Separate lounge area
Two TVs
Roll top bath
Extra large shower
Bathrobes and slippers
Cornish organic ‘Bloom’ toiletries
Coffee machine, mini fridge and safe

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This luxurious suite shares its name with one of the most famous residents of The Greenbank Hotel, Florence Nightingale. Historic in name but not in nature, modern interiors invite the coastal scenery indoors, with rich pops of mustard and turquoise against elegant furniture.

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The beds are some of the comfiest we’ve slept in – although they’re narrowly beaten as our favourite thing about the place by the harbour views from the rooms bay window.

Escapisim Magazine

The Greenbank is this Cornish town’s coolest place to stay.

Fiona Duncan, The Telegraph

Is there anything better than waking up to a view of – and the sound of – the sea?

Harper’s Bazaar

On the outside the hotel maintains a distinct maritime aesthetic but inside, its rooms are stylish with all the modern touches and stunning harbour views to boot.

The Independent

The Greenbank Hotel is almost as old as Falmouth itself, dating back to 1640. Home to a classic style that boasts a contemporary elegance, the large communal spaces are flooded with natural light where panoramic harbour views are a focal point.

The Telegraph