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Enter our competition for a chance to enjoy a luxurious two-night escape at the historic Budock Vean Hotel

The closing date for entries is5 December 2019.

Discount reader oer valid until 30 December

2019, subject to availability. For full terms and

conditions, go towww.discoverbritainmag.com

/budockveancomp

What is the English translation of

Budock Vean’s earliest recorded

name?

a)Little Budock Church

b)Medium Budock Chapel

c)Big Budock Cottage

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The Prize

One lucky winner drawn at random from

the entries received will enjoy the following:

OA two-night stay for two in one of the

new Signature rooms at Budock Vean Hotel

OA full Cornish breakfast for two each

morning

OA four-course dinner for two each evening

in the hotel’s restaurant

OA Cornish cream tea for two

OA one-hour spa treatment (one per guest)

OA 90-minute river cruise with Helford

River Cruises

OTwo tickets to Trebah Garden

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WIN a spa break in Cornwall

A

real hidden gem, the four-star Budock

Vean Hotel is set in 65 acres of glorious

gardens and woodland high above the

tranquil Helford River in south Cornwall.

Once a small religious centre, Budock Vean’s

earliest recorded name was Eglos-Budock-Vean,

Cornish for “Little Budock Church”. By 1538 it

had become a manor house and so began its life

of luxury. From 1933 it was turned into a hotel

and sold to Henry S Whiteside, a Canadian who

introduced Sun-Pat peanut butter to the UK.

The current owners, the Barlow family, have

been at the helm for 30 years.

From humble beginnings, Budock Vean

now has excellent leisure facilities including

a 15-metre indoor pool, outdoor hot tub,

golf course, two all-weather tennis courts and

Natural Health Spa. The hotel is ideal for a

relaxing break as well as exploring the area’s

many attractions, including the South West

Coast Path, beautiful gardens and traditional

waterside pubs.

Discover Britain has teamed up with Budock

Vean to offer one winner a spa break for two,

including a boat trip courtesy of Helford River

Cruises and tickets to the nearby Trebah

Garden, a sub-tropical paradise with four

miles of footpaths.

All readers can also save up to 13 per cent

on the best available rates for bed and breakfast

or dinner at Budock Vean, with prices starting

from £62 per person per night. For more

details or to book, please call (01326) 250288

and quote “Discover Britain”.