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Plume Of Feathers Public House

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A 16th-century family-owned country dining pub with rooms near Newquay, Cornwall.

Last updated September 27, 2026

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Overview

The Plume of Feathers is a 16th-century dining pub with rooms located in St. Newlyn East, Cornwall, England, just off the A30 between Truro and Newquay. Family owned and run, it combines a cosy bar and restaurant with 20 en-suite rooms and suites converted from original barns, stables and henhouses. The pub serves classic pub food with a seasonal twist, led by Head Chef Andrew Dudley, using local Cornish ingredients. It is a destination for both dining and overnight stays, with dog-friendly rooms, free parking, and electric vehicle charging. The Plume of Feathers is also associated with its sister venue, Lewinnick Lodge in Newquay.

History

The Plume of Feathers is a 16th-century dining pub located in St. Newlyn East, Cornwall, England. It has operated as a pub for centuries and is now a family-owned and run business. The pub offers a restaurant, bar, and 20 en-suite rooms and suites converted from original outbuildings such as barns, stables, and henhouses. It is situated just off the A30 between Truro and Newquay, making it a convenient base for exploring Cornwall. The pub is also associated with Lewinnick Lodge, a sister venue in Newquay.

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A stylish country dining pub with rooms, offering a wholesome hospitality experience in the heart of Cornwall.

  • Classic pub food with a twist

    Seasonal dishes using local Cornish ingredients, curated by Head Chef Andrew Dudley.

  • Accommodation

    20 en-suite rooms and suites, converted from original barns, stables and henhouses, with monsoon showers and free-standing baths.

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