Stylish, nautical themed chalet, in peaceful woodland setting, close to St Ives

2 bedroom, 1 bathroom chalet on St Ives holiday village, sleeps 4 and a furry friend

Double and twin bedded stylish chalet in fabulous woodland setting - linen and towels provided

Taking inspiration from the sea we have created a relaxing, beach hut themed retreat which is both comfortable and stylish. We believe that a good nights sleep is essential and all mattresses and bedding are regularly replaced with new. There is also a well equipped open plan kitchen and living room with flat screen TV, DVD player and over 100 DVDs to choose from. A decent electric shower will wash off sand and salt water after a hard days play on the beach! If you fancy a BBQ or eating alfresco, there is a lovely patio area and picnic table outside. The chalet is self catering but there is a restaurant on site which is open form March - end October.

'Ansome' Lodge, meaning lovely lodge in Cornish dialect is perfectly suited for all types of holidays and interests. Surf trips, family holidays, gourmet adventures, girly/boys breaks away, romantic retreats for couples, bird watching extravaganzas, you name it, there will be time either during the main holiday season or the quieter Winter months when it will suit. We welcome a well behaved dog, please wipe muddy paws at the door.

Situated on a popular St Ives holiday park in Lelant between Hayle and St Ives, Ansome Lodge sits in 100 acres of woodland and enjoys a quiet and peaceful site. From March to the end of October, all guests can make use of the parks on-site facilities which include; swimming pool, water slide, sauna, shop, bar and evening entertainment - leisure passes can be bought separately (£30 for a short break, £60 for a week for the whole family). Horse riding can be booked at the Old Mill riding stables - almost opposite the site entrance.

In peak season there is an excellent bus service that will take you from the reception on the park to St Ives and back, meaning you don't have to worry about parking and even enjoy a glass of wine or two with your lunch! You can also hop on an off one of the most scenic open top bus routes showcasing rugged coastlines, mining heritage sites, harbour towns and Land’s End itself on the Land's End Coaster.

There is also the St Ives coast train from St Erth station a mere 5 minutes away, oh and while you are over that way, why not try one of Philip's famous Cornish pasties in Hayle....