The White House at the Tinners arms is a pretty little house. I was staying in one of the two single rooms and my friend in the other. The rooms were clean and brights but very small. The bathroom was opposite and very clean, warm and spacious. On either side of these rooms is a double room with ensuite. The... more

Our stay at the tinners arms was very nice. The rooms are very basic but in a seperate building to the pub. The rooms are ensuite and there is a lovely breakfast served in the mornings. The village is very beautifl and the local church is well worth visit. There are lovely coastal walks as the seas is less than... more

A friend and I started our walking holiday in Zennor and so we decided to stay at The Tinners Arms the night before our walk. When we arrived, we weren't sure where to find the proprietor, but we found him in the kitchen of the pub. He was expecting us and showed us to our 2 single rooms on the... more

A friend and I stayed at the Tinners Arms in mid February during a short walking holiday. After a hard days slog we arrived around 5:00pm to find one of the best pubs I have visited. The pub is not modern, doesn't have TV, music, games machines or any of the modern day "attractions" and best of all - mobile... more

Nice modern room but noisey due to being in a pub. Food was good and served in a nice garden. more

We stayed at this B&B attached to the Tinner's Arms pub for one night and felt like we had really got away from it all. We checked in at the pub next door and were taken into the adjacent building, which has two ensuite double rooms and two single rooms. The B&B was sympathetically restored from a shell in 2005,... more